A man has died after being shot by police near a motorway in Huddersfield.
The incident took place at Junction 24 of the M62 on Monday night at around 6pm. The Independent Police Complaints Commission (IPCC) are investigating the circumstances.
West Yorkshire Police has confirmed that the officers who were involved in the fatal shooting of a man from Huddersfield didn't have body-worn cameras.
Yassar Yaqub, 27, died during a "pre-planned" operation at junction 24 of the M62 on Monday night following information about illegal gun possession.
He was shot through the window of the Audi car he was travelling in. A firearm was later found in the car.
West Yorkshire Police said the incident wasn't recorded on camera – despite a force-wide roll-out of body-worn devices.
One of Bradford's MPs has echoed West Yorkshire's Chief Constable's calls for calm following the death of a man in a police operation.
Dee Collins has met community representatives, but says a full investigation must be allowed to happen
Hundreds of people attended the funeral service of Mohammed Yassar Yaqub on Friday morning, more than were able to fit inside the building.