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: TalkLeftSquad Car Cameras Revisited
By TChris
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Apropos of the rhetorical question asked in this post -- "why isn't every squad car in America equipped with a dashboard video camera?" -- here is a possible answer:
Two Peoria police officers have been arrested in connection with the 2008 beating of a man who claims he was pepper sprayed, kicked, punched and shocked with a stun gun following a police chase that was videotaped by a squad car camera. ... Peoria County State's Attorney Kevin Lyons, who decided to pursue the case after seeing the videotape, said the recording shows Bryce Scott stopped running and cooperated before the officers allegedly beat him.
The officers apparently forgot that the squad car video camera was still operating.
Full post as published by TalkLeft on March 19, 2009 (boomark / email).
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