Atlanta police recruits dismissed after altercation at East Point business, officials say

Shooting involving 4 Atlanta police recruits

New video shows the moments shots rang out at the bar where four Atlanta police recruits were hanging out. Surveillance video shows a group of people outside Ubar on camp creek parkway.

ATLANTA - Four Atlanta Police recruits won't get the chance to serve with the department after officials say they were let go over off-duty conduct.

The Atlanta Police Department announced its decision over an "incident" at an East Point business.

What we know:

According to a sealed East Point Police report obtained by FOX 5, recruits Schneider Predestin, Wendy Celestin, Tristan Dunrod, and Justin Roberson were reportedly ejected from  the U-Bar on Camp Creek Parkway by a Fulton County sheriff’s deputy working security on June 14. After being removed, Celestin allegedly fired two shots into the air outside the bar, the report states. He then reportedly slowed his vehicle in front of the U-Bar and fired three more rounds before fleeing toward Camp Creek Parkway. An East Point officer attempted to pursue him but lost visual contact.

Names of four fired police recruits are revealed

There is new information in the bar shooting and firing of four Atlanta Police recruits. We now have the names of those would be officers and a lot more details about what happened at the U-Bar on Camp Creek Parkway.

The report describes the recruits as "extremely intoxicated," "belligerent," and at times "aggressive," with one acting as though he wanted to fight officers.

Warrants were later issued, and Celestin is now facing charges including discharging a firearm in public, fleeing and eluding police, and disorderly conduct.

Authorities say the four recruits had not finished their required training.

The Atlanta Police Department logo on the site of a patrol car. (FOX 5) (FOX 5)

The Atlanta Police Department has opened an internal investigation into the situation.

What they're saying:

"Actions that compromise the public's trust or jeopardize community safety will not be tolerated," the department said in a statement. "This incident does not reflect the values or expectations of the Atlanta Police Department."