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Body Worn Camera Video

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crime-and-justice1 year ago

"Chicago Authorities to Release Videos of Fatal Police Shootings in Various Neighborhoods"

Chicago officials are set to release body-worn camera video of a fatal police shooting during a traffic stop in Humboldt Park that killed 26-year-old Dexter Reed and wounded a police officer. The circumstances of the March 21 shooting remain unclear, with conflicting accounts of the events leading up to the exchange of gunfire. Questions persist about the actions of the officers and the level of force used, as more than 50 rounds were detected in the area. Reed's family has expressed concerns and is seeking answers, while city officials prepare for the release of the footage.

law-enforcement2 years ago

"Orlando Police Unveil Body Cam Footage of Fatal Encounter with Derek Diaz"

The Orlando Police Department has released the body-worn camera video of the police shooting that resulted in the death of Derek Diaz, 26. The family of Diaz has been calling for the release of the video since the shooting on July 3. The video shows Diaz sitting in his car when officers approached him, suspecting possible drug activity. Officer Jose Velez shot Diaz within a minute of their interaction, believing he was reaching for a gun. However, no gun was found at the scene. Diaz's family is demanding justice and a fair investigation, while legal experts question the reasonableness of the officer's conduct. The incident is under investigation by the Florida Department of Law Enforcement (FDLE), and if charged, it could be second-degree murder.

law-enforcement2 years ago

"Orlando Police Release Bodycam Video of Fatal Shooting in Downtown"

The Orlando Police Department has released the body-worn camera video of the officer-involved shooting that resulted in the death of Derek Diaz. The shooting occurred during a drug investigation when an officer perceived Diaz to be reaching for a gun. However, no gun was found in the car. The police department expressed condolences to the Diaz family and emphasized the need for a thorough and transparent investigation, which includes witness testimony and evidence collection. The officer involved has been with the department for three years. Civil rights attorney Ben Crump is representing the family.