Related Article: Video: San Francisco police fatally shoot stabbing suspect armed with knife

By Police1 Staff

SAN FRANCISCO — Another video has emerged of the fatal officer-involved shooting in San Francisco late Wednesday.

Posted onto Twitter, the user @krispyyyxchris wrote "Recorded from my phone. Let's make this go viral."

The stabbing suspect shot by police has been identified as 26-year-old Mario Woods, according to the San Francisco Examiner.

Please Retweet! Recorded from my phone. Let's make this go viral pic.twitter.com/AnLbjPo8ai — Christian (@krispyyyxchris) December 3, 2015

A family member told the publication Woods had been out of jail for four months. His criminal record included: robbery, attempted armed robbery, shootings incidents, weapons possession offenses and driving a stolen vehicle.

Officers responded to the area after reports of a stabbing, Chief Greg Suhr told the publication. When they found the suspect, Woods, he ignored commands to drop his weapon. Officers attempted to use beanbags against Woods, but he did not respond.

An officer tried to cut off Woods' path as he attempted to walk away. When Woods lunged at the officer, police fired their weapons, Suhr told the news site.

The incident is still under investigation.