New Jersey officials to release police body camera footage capturing fatal shooting of a 28-year-old unarmed black man by a white state trooper during an encounter on a highway.
From Eric Garner to George Floyd, how cellphone video and social media have shined a light on police brutality.New Jersey's attorney general is expected on Monday to release police body camera footage that captured theof a 28-year-old unarmed black man by a white state trooper last month during an encounter on a highway.
Gordon's family has the opportunity to privately view the footage before it is released to the public, Grewal said. He said authorities allowed him to watch the beginning of the video up until it showed Gordon being shot.Wagstaff said Gordon, a chemistry student and an UberEats driver, was pulled over for speeding on May 23.
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