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Added on the 05/04/2016 22:59:45 - Copyright : Eyewitness Video Online
New video from two other officers' body cameras are offering a different angle of the scene where former University of Cincinnati police officer Ray Tensing shot and killed an unarmed black man during a traffic stop. Rough Cut (no reporter narration).
Dozens of protesters marched through the streets of Charlotte on Sunday, for the sixth day running following the fatal police shooting of a 43-year-old black man named Keith Lamont Scott. The National Guards as well as police were deployed to secure the area, including a helicopter, riot police on buses, as well as officers on bicycles and golf cars. At least one person was arrested during the peaceful protest and activists were forced to march on the sidewalk as they made their way to the city centre.
Footage released courtesy of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on Saturday from the body mounted camera of one of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officers at the scene of the fatal shooting of 43 year old Keith Lamont Scott in Charlotte, North Carolina, on Tuesday. The footage runs from the time when the officer turned his camera on, before Scott was shot to after his shooting when he is prone on the ground.
Footage released courtesy of Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department on Saturday from the dashboard camera of one of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg police vehicles shows the scene of the fatal shooting of 43 year old Keith Lamont Scott, in Charlotte on Tuesday. The video runs from the car's arrival on the scene to the officers rendering first aid to Scott who is out of sight on the ground having been shot by an officer.
Footage shot on Wednesday in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, captures the moment Alton Sterling was killed by police officers outside a local convenience store. The African-American 37-year-old was shot dead by two white police officers after being Tasered and while in a prone position. The footage, captured by the owner of the shop Abduallah Muflahi, has since provoked widespread anger and protests after being uploaded online.
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