Terrifying new bodycam footage shows heart-pounding final moments before Austin SWAT officer Jorge Pastore was killed while trying to free hostages from suspect on terror watchlist

Dramatic new bodycam video shows the final moments before Austin SWAT officer Jorge Pastore was shot by a man on the terrorist watch list as he tried to free two hostages.

The video shows SWAT officers in tactical gear storming the house where several people were stabbed and held against their will.

Austin police have not released video of the moment Pastore, 38, was shot and killed as he confronted the gunman inside the home.

Police were called to the home on Nov. 11 when a desperate woman begged for help, saying she and others in the South Austin home were being stabbed.

The unidentified woman, who was sobbing and injured, managed to flee the home and encountered officers down the street from the home.

After officers later entered the home, they found the gunman, identified as Ahmed Mohamed Nassar, 35, hiding in a bedroom in the home.

He shot at officers, killing Pastore and wounding a second officer, who is expected to make a full recovery.

Three members of the SWAT team returned fire, killing Nassar. DailyMail.com exclusively reported that Nassar was on the terrorist watch list, according to law enforcement sources. In addition, prior to Pastore’s murder, the FBI had also been investigating members of the shooter’s family.

Senior officer Jorge Pastore, 35, was shot and killed during the November 11 hostage situation

SWAT members were called in after the first officers to respond to the home were shot at by the suspect

In the bodycam video, as the woman escapes the house and encounters officers down the street, she can be heard pleading with officers, “Please send someone there right away, I don’t know what’s going to happen to them.”

The victim’s face was blurred in the video police released.

Police provided medical care to the woman and rushed to the house.

After identifying themselves and knocking on the door, you see uniformed officers kicking the door down.

Immediately a barrage of gunfire is heard.

That’s when the decision was made to call in SWAT officers.

After SWAT entered the house, they found Nassar hiding in a bedroom in the house.

He shot at officers, killing Pastore and wounding a second officer, who is expected to make a full recovery.

Three members of the SWAT team returned fire, killing Nassar.

The victim, faintly visible at the top left, escaped from the home while calling for help

The first officers to arrive on the scene were shot after kicking in the door

An aerial photo of the house where the hostage situation took place on November 11

Residents of the neighborhood where the shooting occurred told CBS Austin that FBI agents have spoken to neighbors about the family involved in the hostage situation

The FBI confirms it is “providing support” to Austin police as they investigate Pastore’s death and the hostage situation that led the SWAT team to respond to a South Austin home.

Pictured is officer Jorge Pastore and his wife Kim Balint Pastore. He is also survived by two stepchildren

Nassar was wearing tactical gear and is believed to have had materials to make bombs, according to a search warrant after the SWAT standoff.

“Cutting tools, body armor and all tactical equipment, including firearms, were all allegedly carried or used by the suspect,” the search warrant said.

Senior Officer Jorge Pastore worked for the Austin Police Department for three years before his death.

He decided to become a police officer after serving as a paramedic in the 2018 Parkland school shooting in Florida.

The husband and father’s two stepchildren were laid to rest on November 17, as hundreds of residents of the Texas capital came to pay their respects to the fallen hero.

The shooter’s brother and mother were also found dead in the house.

They were identified as Eyman Ahmed El Nemr-Nassar, 63, and Riad Mohamed Nassar, 32, by members of Austin’s Muslim community.