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Galanos: Families Have Right To Body Cam Footage

Attorney Christina Galanos says families of individuals killed by police have a right, by law, to access the body camera footage of the incident.

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Attorney Christina Galanos says families of individuals killed by police have a right, by law, to access the body camera footage of the incident.

Minister of National Security Wayne Munroe said the video of the recent killing of a Defense Force Marine won’t be released, until the Coroner’s inquest.

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