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New Body Camera Video Shows Arizona Man Pleading Officers For Help Before Drowning
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3:03Now PlayingOfficials in Arizona have released a portion of a body camera footage that shows the moments before a homeless man drowned after attempting to avoid the Tempe police. NBC News’ Maggie Vespa reports on the video which also shows how officers didn't immediately attempt to help the man out of the lake.
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