Judge OKs release of police body-cam video of arrest at Raleigh protest
A Superior Court judge on Thursday approved a request by the Raleigh Police Department to release footage from officers' body-worn cameras showing an incident during a downtown protest last week that led to a woman's arrest.
Posted — UpdatedJudge Graham Shirley ordered that the face of a juvenile who was taken into custody during the protest be blurred in the police video, so it's unclear when the department will release the video publicly.
According to Deck-Brown, police have tried to assist with peaceful protests by blocking traffic so people could march through intersections unscathed, but she said protesters on that night started running into traffic and creating hazards.
The chief hasn't disclosed how many officers are being investigated and if they’re still on the job.
An outside consultant has already been hired to look into officers' response to protests in late May and make recommendations by the end of September.
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