An American Airlines plane collided with a military helicopter crashing into the Potomac River near D. The victim who died has been identified as year-old Craig Cousin of Pikesville, Maryland.
Johnny Hughes, a retired US Marshall and Maryland State Police officer is weighing in on the use of police body-worn cameras--in general, and his thoughts on this incident--in particular. People can lie and people can be deceptive. But when you have photographs or video, like forensics, that stuff doesn't lie," said Hughes. Investigators say, that night shortly before p. A caller also indicated the person was impaired and acting aggressively. When officers arrived at the scene they located a partially clothed man standing near a shattered drive-thru window of a restaurant.
The man was bleeding and acting erratically. Officers restrained him on the ground and placed him in handcuffs and leg restraints. Police called for medics, provided Narcan, and provided additional medical assistance until medics arrived. The man was transported to an area hospital where he was pronounced dead. Meanwhile, the release of the video--which investigators say was delayed to allow additional time to redact portions of the video to protect the privacy of the decedent and witnesses.
Hughes calling body-worn cameras a good thing for police departments. But he also believes they could potentially hinder recruitment efforts for police departments The Independent Investigations Division will continue to investigate the circumstances of the in-custody death. Thu, 30 Jan GMT Story Infinite Scroll - News3 v1.
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