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The Contra Costa District Attorney’s Office has released two new videos showing four Antioch police officers shoot and wound a 30-year-old man last October as he ran from them while allegedly armed.

The videos, obtained by through a records request by the Bay Area News Group, include body camera footage from officers Thomas Borg and Shawn Marques, two of the cops who shot 30-year-old Daniel Mackin on Oct. 1. The other two officers have been identified as Kyle Armstrong — who’d been hired just four days earlier — and Dustin Dibble.

The footage shows officers firing dozens of shots at Mackin during a foot chase in downtown Antioch near A and West 3rd streets on the city’s waterfront. In the video, Mackin can be seen leaving a van and beginning to flee; an officer yells out “he’s reaching,” and the first shots are fired moments later.

Mackin has been charged with assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer for allegedly pointing his gun at police and with possession of a firearm as a felon. The charges are still pending and no trial date has been set. Mackin’s lawyer has filed a motion to obtain any records related to alleged misconduct by the Antioch Police Department.