Calls intensify for video release of fatal NC shooting
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Calls intensify for video release of fatal NC shooting
[NFA] The attorney for the family of 42-year-old Andrew Brown Jr., on Saturday, again called for the release of video showing the shooting of Brown Jr. by a sheriff's deputy on Wednesday morning in Elizabeth City, North Carolina.
The city council on Friday formally requested that authorities release the video.
“It is time for the release of this video so justice can be served, accountability can be had.” Harry Daniels - the attorney for the family of 42-year-old Andrew Brown Jr., a Black man who was fatally shot by a sheriff’s deputy days ago - called on authorities to release the body cam footage of the incident.
Speaking at a news conference, Saturday, with Brown’s family - Daniels added to the pressure that’s been building ever since the shooting occurred on Wednesday.
"Accountability and transparency..." Brown’s aunt, Glenda Thomas: “We are all going to miss Andrew.
(flash) we will get justice if it’s just for the children or the family and this community.” Protesters in North Carolina’s Elizabeth City have been calling on the video’s release, too.
"No justice, no peace." After the news conference, Saturday - Pasquotank Sheriff Tommy Wooten said in a Facebook post that he’s working on getting the video out "Only a judge can release the video.
That's why I've asked the North Carolina State Bureau of Investigation to confirm for me that the releasing of the video will not undermine their investigation.
Once I get that confirmation, our county will file a motion in court, hopefully, Monday (4/26), to have the footage released." Wooten previously said the shooting occurred as deputies were trying to serve warrants on Brown stemming from a felony drug charge.
Wooten said the deputy who opened fire was placed on administrative leave.
Media reports cite Wooten as saying six additional deputies have been placed on leave and three others have resigned.
Law enforcement officials have not said whether Brown was armed at the time of the shooting.
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J Cole Asks Kendrick Lamar , to Forgive Him for Diss Track.
J Cole Asks Kendrick Lamar , to Forgive Him for Diss Track.
BBC reports that rapper J. Cole has apologized
for releasing a diss track aimed at Kendrick Lamar,
expressing his regrets for releasing the song last week.
BBC reports that rapper J. Cole has apologized
for releasing a diss track aimed at Kendrick Lamar,
expressing his regrets for releasing the song last week.
The song, '7 Minute Drill,' was Cole's reply
to Lamar's verse on Future and
Metro Boomin's 'Like That.'.
Cole recently spoke about the track
while performing at the Dreamville
Festival in North Carolina on April 7. .
I ain't gonna lie to
y'all the past two days
felt terrible. I damn
near had a relapse, J. Cole, Dreamville Festival performance, via Associated Press.
Cole went on to praise Lamar's career,
calling him 'one of the greatest,' and expressing
hopes that the rapper didn't take offense.
And if he did, I got my
chin out. Take your best
shot, I'll take that on the chin, J. Cole, Dreamville Festival performance, via Associated Press.
Cole promised that the track from his album,
'Might Delete Later,' will be removed
or updated on streaming services.
BBC reports that Cole said
he felt pressured to write
a comeback to Lamar. .
I was conflicted because...
I know how I feel about my
peers, these two [rappers]
that I've been blessed to
even stand beside... But
the world want to see blood, J. Cole, Dreamville Festival performance, via Associated Press.
I was conflicted because...
I know how I feel about my
peers, these two [rappers]
that I've been blessed to
even stand beside... But
the world want to see blood, J. Cole, Dreamville Festival performance, via Associated Press.
While speaking on stage,
Cole said that he tried to keep the tone of
the verse friendly, but ultimately the end result , "didn't sit right with my spirit."
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Several groups of demonstrators took to the streets in Chicago on Thursday evening to protest the fatal police shooting of 13-year-old Adam Toledo, hours after police-worn body camera footage of the..
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Police in Fremont released additional details and body camera video Friday in connection with a fatal police shooting of a robbery suspect along Highway 84 last month. Ken Bastida reports. (4-16-21)
There were calls Thursday night for Mayor Lori Lightfoot to resign, following the release of the video of the police shooting that killed 13-year-old Adam Toledo. CBS 2's Marie Saavedra reports.