After the shooting death of unarmed 23-year-old Sacramento resident Stephon Clark, Sacramento police released videos from two body cams and aerial footage showing officers chasing and firing 20 shots at Clark. 

Police killed Clark while responding to a call about a man smashing car windows Sunday night.

According to The Sacramento Bee, police assumed that Clark was the armed culprit responsible for the vandalism.

"At the time of the shooting, the officers believed the suspect was pointing a firearm at them," police said in a statement.

But the young father was unarmed when police fired at him in the backyard of his grandparents' house where he lived. 

Footage from all three perspectives shows officers weaving through the neighborhood until they found Clark in the backyard. Officers covered behind a house, and one officer yells "Gun!" several times before both open fire. The 20 gunshots are all fired within about two seconds, according to the videos.

"He came up, and then he kind of approached us hands out, and then he fell down," one of the officers says. Then, one of them says he saw "something in his hands — it looked like a gun from our perspective."

Community activists and family members are demanding answers following the tragic shooting. Many questioned why police needed to fire 20 times at a man suspected of smashing windows. 

“I want whoever is responsible to be held accountable,” brother Pharrell Clark said.

“He was a great father, he was a perfect father … all he loved was his children.”

Stephon's partner has spoken out about the shooting using Twitter to demand justice. 

In an interview with ABC 10, Salena Manni, Clark's girlfriend, said that it has been difficult explaining Clark's death to his two sons, Aiden and Cairo. 

"I have to wake up every morning to my kids asking me, 'Where's Daddy? Let's go get Daddy,'" Manni said. "'Daddy's always in our hearts forever. Don't forget that.' Even today, my son he doesn't understand hearts and tummies. He goes 'Daddy's with me. He's in my tummy.'"

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