Bodycam video will not be released in Andrew Brown Jr. fatal shooting; family allowed to see more footage, judge rules

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Bodycam video will not be released in Andrew Brown Jr. fatal shooting; family allowed to see more footage, judge rules

Bodycam video will not be released in Andrew Brown Jr. fatal shooting; family allowed to see more footage, judge rules

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Published 28 Apr 2021

Body camera footage of sheriff's deputies fatally shooting a Black man won't immediately be released, a judge ruled.

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