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Police Kill Father Driving Child To School
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April 26, 2021
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16:04Now PlayingA caller tells the crew how outside police came into her town of Elizabeth City North Carolina to serve a warrant and ended up killing a man taking his child to school. The Majority Report crew discuss this.
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"(CNN) A North Carolina sheriff says he wants body camera footage of Andrew Brown Jr.'s fatal shooting to be made public, but there will have to be a court motion to do it.
"Only a judge can release the video," Pasquotank County Sheriff Tommy Wooten said in a video message posted Saturday on Facebook. "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 he gets that confirmation, the sheriff said, the county will file a motion in court, "hopefully Monday," to have that footage released. His announcement followed calls from Elizabeth City leaders for the footage to be released."
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