The Baltimore Police Department released bodycam and Foxtrot footage of a hostage standoff this month that left an officer shot, two women hospitalized and a 33-year-old man dead.

Police were called to the 6200 block of Park Heights Avenue for a burglary just before noon March 10. They were met with gunfire, officials said. Baltimore’s Jonathan Ingram had broken into his grandmother’s home, according to police dispatch audio, and was holding her hostage at gunpoint.

“Back the f--ck up or imma blow your f--ing head off,” Ingram is overhead saying in bodycam footage before firing at officers.

Ingram’s niece, who called the police, had jumped from a window at the back of the home, officials said. Police officers found her lying against the rear of the home. Three of them had to carry her to a police cruiser, she told officers.

”I jumped off the f--ing balcony,” she told officers. “It just hurts to stand. My back hurts really f--ing bad.”

About six officers lined up near the rear of the home. One of them was Israel Lopez, a 36-year-old, 13-year force veteran who was shot in his right thigh, police officials said.

“Ahhh, f-ck, f-ck,” Lopez screamed while tumbling to the ground.

Officers rushed to take cover and wrap Lopez’s injured leg. They walked him away from the scene, bodycam footage shows. They transported him to the Maryland Shock Trauma Center via a police cruiser. Officials said Lopez was expected to recover.

Foxtrot video shows Ingram’s final moments, peeking through a window with an air conditioner in it on the right side of the home before a SWAT member made the call: “Suspect is down.”

Bodycam footage shows a messy room in the home with a wailing woman and the body of a lifeless man. Officer Brian Loiero, a 15-year Baltimore Police Department veteran who is on the SWAT team, fatally shot Ingram, state investigators said.

The Maryland Office of the Attorney General’s Independent Investigations Division is reviewing the incident, as it does all police-involved fatalities in the state. The Baltimore Police Department’s Special Investigations Response Team is also involved. Loiero remains on administrative leave.