Newly released body camera footage from the New Orleans Police Department (NOPD) provides a chilling look at the immediate aftermath of the devastating New Year's Day terrorist attack on Bourbon Street. The attack, which claimed the lives of 15 people, including the perpetrator, Shamsud-Din Jabbar, unfolded in the early hours of January 1st.

The footage, obtained by Fox News Digital through a public records request, depicts officers approaching Jabbar's rented white Ford-150 truck, which he used to plow through the crowded street. As officers converge on the vehicle, Jabbar opens fire from beneath a deployed airbag. The brief but intense 13-second clip captures the exchange of gunfire.

According to an NOPD press release, three officers – Sergeant Nigel Daggs and Officers Christian Beyer and Jacobie Jordan – returned fire, fatally wounding Jabbar. In the crossfire, Officer Jordan and Officer Joseph Rodrigue (who did not discharge his weapon) were struck in the thigh. Officer Rodrigue also suffered a fractured shoulder. Both injured officers were hospitalized but have since been released. All officers involved have been placed on administrative reassignment pending the outcome of the investigation.

The video also reveals the chaotic scene as civilians flee the gunfire. In addition to the fatalities, 35 people were injured in the attack. The FBI is leading the ongoing investigation and has attributed the attack to ISIS-inspired extremism.

Officers Jordan and Beyer are relatively new to the force, with less than two years of service each. Sergeant Daggs is a 21-year veteran, while Officer Rodrigue has served for nine years.