Police Thought They Could Hide the FULL Video… They Were Wrong
February 24, 2026
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as posted by the channelWhile multiple agencies continue to investigate Wednesday’s fatal shooting by a Grand Rapids police officer, the family of Da’Quain Johnson, 32, is disputing the narrative that authorities have given about his death.
A limited amount of police footage from the shooting was released by the Grand Rapids Police Department on Thursday. But additional footage and statements from Johnson’s mother dispute many of the claims that the department is making about the details of the shooting.
The officer who shot Johnson, in body camera footage, instructs the other officer on scene to “grab his right arm,” continuing to say “I’ve got the dog, dog’s good.” A K-9 dog appears to have Johnson’s left arm in its mouth for at least part of the bodycam footage. The other officer can then be heard saying “He’s got a f***ing gun in his hand,” at which point both officers begin to yell for him to drop the gun. Three gunshots are then heard prior to the end of the video. Johnson’s gun is not obviously visible in any of the footage released by the police department.
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