Andrew Brown Jr shooting – Push for cop’s body cam footage as ‘wouldn’t have known what happened to Floyd without video’
LAWYERS push for cop's body camera footage as public "wouldn't have known what happened to George Floyd without the video."
Brown's family and legal team have only showing the death of the 42-year-old.
However, a judge ruled that the footage will not be released to the public for at least 30 to 45 days while an investigation is underway.
The court found that "good cause does not exist for granting the petition of the media petitioners, and therefore that petition is respectfully denied."
The deputy fired a gun while Brown was allegedly driving away from his Elizabeth City, home.
Witnesses at the time reported hearing six to eight shots ring out when the deputy pulled the fateful trigger.
The gunshot allegedly caused skull fractures and did not exit his skull.
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It also revealed that the father received "five penetrating bullet wounds" to his body, with four shots to the arm.
While revealing the autopsy results, Brown's son, Khalil Ferebee, said: "Yesterday I said my father was executed, this autopsy report showed me that was correct."