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For any copyright, please send me a message. ER star Vanessa Marquez was filmed pulling out a replica gun on police before she was shot dead in a distressing video. The actress died at the age of 49 after she was fatally shot by officers during a welfare check in August 2018. Vanessa was best known for playing nurse Wendy Goldman in ER between 1994 and 1997. In a video shared by the Los Angeles County Sheriff’s Department Vanessa can be seen sitting in her bedroom, which was described as being in "hoarding conditions" and "in complete disarray". The officers tell her she's being taken into custody for her own safety but she says "I'm not going" before pulling out a pair of scissors and what looked like a pistol, which was later found to be a BB gun, from her handbag. Read More Related Articles TOWIE filming in Tenerife 'cancelled' amid coronavirus panic Read More Related Articles Love Is Blind's Amber Pike slammed for posing with a dead deer on hunting trip One of the officers can be heard saying: "Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, s**t, she's got a gun. She's got a gun. Gun! Gun! Gun!" The police back out of the apartment before they can be heard pleading with her to drop the gun as they wait at the bottom of the stairs. When she appears on the stairs holding the gun the officers open fire. They fired twelve rounds at Vanessa and she was rushed to hospital where she was pronounced dead. Read More Related Articles Bobbie Battista dead - veteran CNN news anchor dies aged 67 after cervical cancer battle The footage has been released after Los Angeles County prosecutors yesterday decided not to file charges against South Pasadena Officers Gilberto Carrillo and Christopher Perez for the shooting. Shannon Presby, head deputy district attorney, said in a memo: "In this incident, the evidence demonstrates that Carrillo and Perez actually and reasonably believed Marquez posed an imminent threat of great bodily injury or death." While the gun was later determined to be a BB gun, Carrilo told investigators he heard the sound of a clip being inserted and a slide being racked, leading him to believe it was a real gun. He said he was "scared out of his mind" when she pointed the gun at him. Read More Showbiz editor's picks Officers struggled to open the doors of her apartment, which was "in complete disarray due to hoarding conditions," according to The Los Angeles Times . The investigation found that doctors and the police had spent "considerable time" trying to persuade her she needed help before the shooting. She had been vocal on social media about her health struggles and battled what she described as terminal celiac disease, pulmonary embolism, osteoporosis and seizures. Just three minutes
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