A Seattle officer shot and killed a burglar running around with just a towel on and wielding a machete after he stabbed a K9 officer to death and injured another cop. Dramatic body cam footage released over the weekend shows the moment two officers begin chasing down the burglary suspect, who has yet to be identified, on January 5. A Seattle Police Department sergeant pulls up in his car and tails the man while another officer and his police dog, Jedi, chase on foot. The officers yell at the man to stop and get on the ground multiple times before a third officer, Tim Jones, comes in to help as they release Jedi, who was slashed and stabbed by the suspect. The officers move in and the suspect cuts Jedi's partner in the face, and Jones then opens fire seven times. An unnamed burglary suspect stabbed a K9 officer to death on January 5. After stabbing the police dog, the naked suspect slashed the dog's partner in the face The man was wielding a machete, which he used to attack the K9 and officer. Seattle Police officers had been chasing him and repeatedly ordering him to get on the ground As the man attacked the officers, SPD officer Tim Jones opened fire seven times, killing the burglary suspect. The case is being investigated by the Seattle Force Investigation Team Both the suspect and Jedi died at the scene. The other officer injured was taken to a nearby hospital. Jones, a member of the force for 15 years, was placed on paid leave, per the department's policy for police shooting cases. The incident is being investigated by the Seattle Force Investigation Team and the Office of Police Accountability. Investigators will look into the mental state of the suspect at the times of the incident and whether drugs were involved, the Seattle Times reported. The Seattle Police Department did not immediately respond to DailyMail.com's request for comment. Officers began chasing the man after receiving a call about him trying to break into a home A police sergeant repeatedly warned the man to get on the ground Once back up arrived, the officers released the K9, Jedi, who was slashed and stabbed Officers received a call at around 2:12 p.m. last Wednesday about a man armed with a knife trying to break into a home on South Eddy Street. 'I've got an intruder in my house,' the panic caller said. 'He's threatening me with the machete.' When officers arrived at the scene, a neighbor with a baseball bat could be scene driving away the suspect, who begins to run once he see the officers approach. In the body cam footage, a sergeant could be heard warning the man multiple times during the chase. 'Stop. stop now. Get on the ground. Do it now. Get on the ground,' the officer yelled after first brandishing his gun. The suspect ignores the officers, who quickly call for back up to cut off the chase. When the man begins to run again, Jedi was let loose, leading to the deadly incident. The Seattle Police Department held a memorial for Jedi on Monday, who had been with the department for five years. 'Jedi was one of the department's top performing K9s,' the SPD wrote in a tweet. 'He and his handler/partner were involved in many successful tracks, searches and apprehensions over fiver years serving the people of Seattle. This is a loss not only for SPD, but for our community.' All rights reserved for this news site (dailymail) and under his responsibility