Chilling 911 Call: 'I'm Going to Kill Every One of Them'

The man shot and killed by a Mount Pleasant Police SWAT team on Sept. 18 made a clear threat to police, according to a 911 call released Friday.

Richard Cathcart had a history of mental illness and had been drinking before he threatened to shoot his wife and a neighbor, according to 911 calls.

When police arrived to confront the man, they got no answer. Cathcart apparently did not speak to officers when they called his home and cell phone, but he did call police himself.

"If you don't get those cops away from here, I'm going to kill every one of them," Cathcart is heard saying on the 911 call.

Dispatchers told Cathcart to come out and speak to the officers, but he hung up the phone before they could further discuss the situation.

Eventually, Cathcart emerged from the home with a gun, which resulted in the police SWAT team firing and killing him, according to police statements.

The case remains under investigation by the South Carolina Law Enforcement Division.