UPDATE
According to statements from the San Francisco Police Department obtained by the San Francisco Chronicle, the man killed by the officers in the video has been identified as 26-year-old Mario Woods. According to police spokesperson Sgt. Michael Andraychak the officers on the scene attempted to subdue Woods with pepper spray and bean bags, and resorted to deadly force when he did not drop a knife he was allegedly holding.
A second witness video that appears to show the shooting from a different angle surfaced on Twitter Thursday afternoon.
Please Retweet! Recorded from my phone. Let's make this go viral
San Francisco police officers fatally shot a suspect allegedly armed with a knife in the city's Bayview neighborhood Wednesday afternoon.
Officers responded to the area at around 4:20 p.m. after a man said he was stabbed in the shoulder by an assailant in the 6600 block of Third Street, the San Francisco Chronicle reported.
Video purportedly showing officers attempting to apprehend the suspect, shot from a Muni bus window, immediately surfaced on Instagram. The video does not show shots being fired, but does have the sound of multiple rounds of gunfire. Around 10 SFPD officers with weapons drawn are visible in the video.
The San Francisco Police Department did not immediately respond to a BuzzFeed News request for comment Wednesday night.
In the witness video, a voice yelling "put it down" can be heard. According to comments given to reporters by Police Chief Greg Suhr, the suspect died on the scene.
SFPD confirm man with knife shot and killed by police in SF. Chief Suhr said they have witness video but could not confirm Instagram post