'Murderer' cop who shot Rayshard Brooks 'begged him to stay alive and told friends he didn't mean to pull the trigger'

, where Brooks had fallen asleep in the drive-through.

Officer Rolfe can be heard shouting at Rayshard Brooks to 'keep breathing'Credit: City of Atlanta

The group of officers surrounds Rayshard Brooks as one attempts CPRCredit: City of Atlanta

New bodycam footage obtained by the shows administering CPR while waiting for an ambulance to arrive.

"Mr Brooks, keep breathing," Rolfe can be heard saying as he stands near Brooks, who is surrounded by kneeling officers, some of whom are performing CPR.

Rolfe can then be heard telling another officer that the bodycam he's carrying isn't his, and asking if he has blood on his elbow, expressing concern over whether it is his own blood or Brooks'.

"I felt blood on my elbow, I don't know if it's mine or his, I want to get it off," he says, before confirming, "Yeah, I'm good."

Garrett Rolfe could face the death penaltyCredit: The Mega Agency

Rayshard Brooks was shot twice in the backCredit: AFP or licensors

He then begins radioing a report of an officer-involved shooting at a Wendy's.

He approaches other officers near the ambulance and discusses a Taser that Brooks had reportedly pointed at him, and asks if anyone has any disinfectant wipes as the video ends.

reported that after shooting Brooks twice in the back, Rolfe then kicked him as he was on the ground and declared "I got him," while offering no medical treatment as Brooks died.

An unnamed friend of Rolfe's told the that the then-cop didn't want to shoot Brooks, but feared Brooks might kill him.

One said: "Garret didn't want to do it. He had been punched and was dazed. Brooks had gone to tase him and he said that he knew that if he went down Brooks might kill him."