'Was Like A Hit Squad': Family Of Andrew Brown Jr. Views 18 Minutes Of Police Bodycam Of His Death

The family of Andrew Brown is being granted access to view 18 minutes of body camera footage of his death.

Previously, the family was only allowed to view a 20-second snippet of the footage.

Although relatives viewed a longer clip, the total duration of the footage is 2 hours long.

A judge concluded it is not necessary for the family to view the entirety of the video because it does "not contain images of the deceased, and thus are not appropriate for disclosure at this time."

The family held a new conference after seeing the video.

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