Waymo blocks Dallas road as first responders rush to explosion DALLAS - Newly released body camera video following an apartment explosion shows a Dallas County deputy constable trying to move a Waymo vehicle that appeared to be blocking the way of first responders. Waymo blocks Dallas firefighters What we know: The body camera video that was released to the public on Thursday shows what happened in the moments following a natural gas explosion and five-alarm fire that killed three people and injured five others. Dallas County Precinct 5 Deputy Constable Jonathan Banda found the empty Waymo partially blocking the route fire trucks needed to take to get to the burning apartment building. With no driver behind the wheel, the deputy constable had to get inside the vehicle to clear the street so emergency crews could reach the scene. What they're saying: In the video, Deputy Constable Banda can be heard trying to get the car to move. "You’ve got to get out the way," he said. "Go forward. Go!" After pressing a button for rider support, he talked to a Waymo employee who told him the "system seems to be having a minor issue." "If I can manually move it, I’ll move it," Banda told him. "Come on man, we need you to move it." The Waymo employee ultimately unlocked the vehicle, allowing Banda to get in and drive the vehicle to a safe location. "I knew I had to clear the way for the firefighters coming in. I could hear the sirens coming in," Banda told FOX 4. "He released it to me and, at that point, another engine was coming down the street with the hoses they needed to deploy out there." The other side: In a statement, Waymo gave credit to the law enforcement officer for working