- The investigation into the fatal police shooting of a man who was chased by two Virginia police officers after allegedly shoplifting sunglasses. Body camera footage of the incident has just been released. Our chief justice correspondent Pierre Thomas is in Washington with that. Good morning to you, Pierre. - Linsey, good morning. Today there are serious questions about the training and judgment of police after a man suspected of stealing sunglasses was fatally shot. The man was unarmed. This morning, the mother of a DC man fatally shot by police after he allegedly stole a pair of sunglasses just can't believe it. - They drew their guns, fired, and shot and killed him. And only thing that they knew that he was accused of allegedly taking a pair of sunglasses. - This was an execution by Fairfax County police officers. PIERRE THOMAS: As store surveillance cameras roll, 37-year-old Timothy Johnson walks into a Nordstrom's Department store at Tysons Corner Mall in Northern Virginia. Police say he can be seen here stealing at least one pair of sunglasses. Within minutes, police say, store alarms sound, and officers are suddenly in hot pursuit. This police body camera rolling. POLICE OFFICER: Black male going toward-- PIERRE THOMAS: It's shortly after 6:00 PM and dark. POLICE OFFICER: Get on the ground. PIERRE THOMAS: In closing moments of the chase, it's not exactly clear what happens, but the two officers fire their weapons. POLICE OFFICER: Stop reaching! Stop reaching! Shots fired. Shots fired. PIERRE THOMAS: According to police, Johnson is shot once in the chest. He's taken to a local hospital and pronounced dead. Police say they found no weapons at the scene. One of the officers involved placed on restrictive duty. The other who fired the fatal shot, dismissed from the force. - The officer's actions do not meet the expectations of our police department. - The chief of police says he plans to conduct a full review of his department's policy on foot chases. The local prosecutor is investigating. Michael? - Now, we hope something changes, Pierre. Thank you.