‘What do I do?’: Surveillance camera captures fatal shooting of Bangor man

Newly obtained audio from a surveillance video captured the moment prosecutors say a Bangor man was fatally shot in April.

Olivia Babin, 20, is accused of fatally shooting Daniel Ford-Coates, 24, on April 2, at an apartment on Highland Avenue, near the intersection with Ohio Street. Babin is charged with negligent manslaughter in Penobscot County Superior Court.

A single gunshot can be heard on the video, followed by a woman yelling two expletives and saying “You’re not dead” multiple times, according to a video obtained by the New York Post . The woman can also be heard yelling “What do I do?”

The Maine attorney’s general office previously said it had audio from a surveillance video because a window was open in the apartment where the shooting happened.

Ackerman described the video during a court hearing April 5. The video obtained by The Post mirrors what she said in court.

Before the shooting happened, Babin allegedly put the gun up to Ford-Coates’ head and said, “Oh, you don’t think I will?” then laughed and pulled the trigger, Ackerman said previously.

After the shooting, Babin allegedly threw the handgun in the Kenduskeag Stream and changed her clothes before calling 911, roughly 30 minutes after the shooting, Ackerman said.

Babin is in the Penobscot County Jail on $100,000 cash bail, which she has not posted. She is scheduled for a June 10 court hearing.