Pardoned Jan 6 defendant fatally shot during traffic stop.

This is a summary of the video for people who can't watch (and to help me better analyze the video):

Matthew Huttle was pulled over for doing over 70 in a 55 (according to the cop), he stated he was just keeping up with the flow of traffic
The cop asks where he is coming from, and he answers Church and his mom's cemetery
He states he is a Jan 6th Defender awaiting his pardoning paperwork, and that he can't afford to be in trouble, and he is driving without license.
He states his license was suspended but he has to drive and he is waiting for his hardship license
He states he moved back to Indiana from Idaho to qualify for the hardship license due to his pending traffic violations there.
He gets let off with a verbal warning on his speeding, however since he is a federal habitual offender, he needs to come with him
He protests it and the cop restates he has no leeway on federal offenses and he can't work with him on it.
Matthew runs off into his car with the cop saying "don't you do it buddy", hitting the horn in the process as the cop chases.
At this point the video starts being censored/blurred out in areas
Matthew reaches for something(it's blurred) from the glove-box as the cop is trying to pull him back out again.
The cop starts saying no repeatedly
Matthew says he is going to shoot himself
The cop proceeds to say no and the guy moves whatever he grabbed towards either himself or the cop, the cop then starts to shoot repeatedly into the car.
The cop retreats and the video ends
The video proceeds to switch to the cop cars dash cam view, with it still censored and replays the same event starting from the cop trying to get him out of the car.

That's just amazing. These guys are all still waiting for their paperwork and decide to just go ahead and do multiple crimes at once anyway? Speeding, driving without a licence, etc.

I wonder if the paperwork is late because of DOGE cuts.
- I like the two things at the start, I was keeping up with the flow of traffic. You see that road? there was no one on it, and then the hey I am a hero I did a traitor! Really hero, you cant even drive with in the law, or follow the rules when they are going to bend to allow you to drive again on the hardship. Supper mentally stable person (this isnt making fun of him, he needed help but his country would rather spend money on other shit then mental health and its stigma in that country).
Sounds like the cop handled that situation well, and that this guy and everyone else would've been safer had he stayed in jail.