Ivory Webb Trial

Ivory J. Webb Jr. told a sergeant that he fired because the suspect had “charged him,” according to a confidential report. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

Sept. 16, 2014 12:25 AM PT

Jose Luis Valdes turned over the original recording to authorities, first making a copy. When he didn’t see the clip on morning newscasts Monday, he began calling TV stations. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

A day after the shooting, Mariela Carrion, whose husband was shot three times, is comforted by S.B. County Sheriff’s Deputy Pat Burns. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

San Bernardino County Sheriff Gary Penrod, left, stands by as San Bernardino County District Attorney Michael A. Ramos during press conference, where Ramos announced that his office was filing a criminal count against the deputy Ivory Webb, who shot unarmed U.S. Air Force policeman Elio Carrion. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

Ivory J. Webb Jr. arrives in court for a preliminary hearing. His attorney repeatedly replayed a portion of a videotape of the incident just preceding the shooting in which it appeared that the man who was shot had moved one of his hands in front of his chest. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

Air Force policeman Elio Carrion talks to Deputy Dist. Atty. R. Lewis Cope before the start of the second session of his testimony at the hearing. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

Carrion’s wife, Mariela, right, sits outside the courtroom before the start of the preliminary hearing. She said her husband still felt the effects of his gunshot wounds and was performing only light duties with his Air Force unit, instead of serving as a policeman. (Irfan Khan / LAT)

Luis Escobedo, who was driving the car involved in the high-speed chase with deputy Webb, is arraigned on multiple charges in San Bernardino. (Irfan Khan / LAT)