#Syracuse
Response to Viral Police Encounter:
“After showing pieces of the body-worn camera footage, the Syracuse Police Department First Deputy Chief Joseph Cecile took the stand and discussed how the police handled the event.”
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#Syracuse
“Cecile shares that he understands that some of the video is hard to watch and is visceral, but adds that the viral video that has been circulating was only part of the story. The body cam footage rounds the story out and shows a positive outcome, Cecile says.”
#Syracuse
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This bodycam video is 50 minutes long, but this is the most ‘valuable’ excerpt for me.
The father here is setting his kids straight after they’ve been stealing from local houses and stores; receiving targeted vandalism at their home because of it.
The police evidently deal with these youngsters regularly and the two filming bystanders did nothing but inflame the situation. This bodycam video was contextually important to the full incident and aids in public trust.
Apparently they’ve also been running around tasering people (?)
*note*
I included the multiple bodycam videos and excerpt from with the father after to hopefully provide further context - the 50 minute bodycam is much more ‘illuminating’ to how the incident was handled.
Of course it is tough to see a kid crying, but context is important.
It is also important to note the cops took the kid straight home to be dealt with by the parents; not taken to the station, or anywhere else.
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#MO
*potentially disturbing*
The St. Louis Metropolitan Police Dept has released video footage related to a mass shooting that took place at the Central Visual & Performing Arts High School in 2022. A teacher and student were killed, and seven others were injured in the shooting.
#NY
*potentially disturbing*
“Buffalo Police released new body camera video Thursday, one day after a police officer shot and killed a man.
The video shows an officer […] shooting and killing a man while being dragged by the vehicle at a high rate of speed.”
/BWC 1
“The incident began as a traffic stop in the area of Kensington Avenue at Poultney Avenue at about 12:30 a.m. for an apparent speeding violation and tinted windows. During the stop, two officers say they observed a 6-year-old boy in the front passenger seat with no seat belt on.”
“The officers asked the driver for his ID and he allegedly said he didn't have his license with him but provided another form of ID.
One of the officers went back to the police vehicle to check the ID but was unable to come up with a valid driver's license.”
#MorenoValley#CA
*potentially disturbing*
Bodycam video has been released by the Riverside Co. Sheriff from a fatal OIS on February 6th involving a suspect armed with a spiked bat. Deputies first deployed a taser, but it was ineffective.
/BWC 1
“A woman reported that her son, Jesus Antonio Rodriguez, was ‘under the influence of an unknown substance and being aggressive towards her.’
Rodriguez, who was diagnosed with schizophrenia, allegedly grabbed a baseball bat with sharp metal spikes on the end, authorities say.”
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“The deputies used a stun gun twice without effect and authorities say Rodriguez was finally shot when he advanced toward them.”
/BWC Enhanced to show bat within striking distance; actively striking.
#PA
“A massive explosion [in a factory that produces chocolate] rocked the Reading skyline on Friday evening, sending debris flying through the air and triggering a multi-alarm fire.”
“Fire crews responded to 2nd Avenue around 5:30 p.m. for reports of a fire at a commercial building with people possibly trapped inside.”
#Fresno#CA
*potentially disturbing*
“The Fresno Police Department released on Friday body camera footage from an incident on Dec. 23, 2022, when an officer-involved shooting took place.”
Suspect reversed into occupied patrol car and struck officer resulting in OIS.
/BWC 1
“According to the police department, early morning on Friday, Dec. 23, 2022, officers from the Fresno Police Department responded to a disturbance between a man and a woman at the 7-Eleven located in the 2300 block of South Chestnut Avenue.”
/BWC 2
“Police say Alvarez reversed again, driving towards the third officer. The third officer discharged his firearm, striking him once. He drove forward and struck a parked car that was occupied by a driver who was two months pregnant at the moment.”