That s not fair at all Family of man fatally shot by NYPD in Inwood wants body camera footage HEAD TOPICS
That s not fair at all Family of man fatally shot by NYPD in Inwood wants body camera footage
10/22/2022 3:56:00 AM NYPD is required to release body camera video 30 days within the time of an incident though there are instances where they can delay its release
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Family members of a man fatally shot by police officers in Inwood last weekend are pressing for the release of body camera footage capturing the moments leading up to the man's death. NYPD is required to release body camera video 30 days within the time of an incident though there are instances where they can delay its release Mayor Eric Adams said he reviewed the tape, and confirmed the NYPD’s version of the incident.“He was carrying a gun. I heard the tape. I saw the tape. Officers repeatedly stated, ‘Drop the gun, drop the gun, drop the gun,’” Adams said at a news conference Monday. But Capellan’s mother said she should be able to see the video too.“According to Eric Adams, he saw, he heard. Give me that peace, let me see that video of what my son allegedly did wrong,” Rodriguez said. “If my son did something wrong, because he was scared… I’m at peace with walking away, and I would apologize to anyone if he did anything wrong. But if he didn’t do nothing wrong, he didn’t deserve to die like an animal and be shot 36 times.” Read more:
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God bless our NYPD 3 NYPD Officers Hurt After Car Smashes Into Their Vehicle in Queens: PoliceThree NYPD officers were injured after a car smashed into their vehicle during a stop on a Queens street, police said. .Bronx man appeared before a judge Thursday.outspoken at press conferences over recidivism rates among suspects arrested for one crime, then quickly released back to the streets, only to be nabbed additional times for other felonies.Complaints against officers have dropped more than 40% since 2018. Mayor Eric Adams said he reviewed the tape, and confirmed the NYPD’s version of the incident. “He was carrying a gun. As CBS2's Lisa Rozner reports, the family flew in from Georgia, eager to see this go to trial within the NYPD's disciplinary system, but the process was delayed until November because one officer didn't have a lawyer. I heard the tape. The light of his leadership will remain a shining guide forward for all of us and his contributions to our profession will be everlasting. I saw the tape. In the video, Thompson says,"Oh, he's got a knife. Officers repeatedly stated, ‘Drop the gun, drop the gun, drop the gun,’” Adams said at a news conference Monday. But Capellan’s mother said she should be able to see the video too." READ MORE: NYPD: Man Fatally Shot By Police After Lunging At Officers With Knife Trawick lived at the Hill House for people who are in addiction recovery or in transition. He also served as commander of Patrol Borough Staten Island in 2020, during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Staten Island Advance reported. “According to Eric Adams, he saw, he heard. Give me that peace, let me see that video of what my son allegedly did wrong,” Rodriguez said. The Bronx District Attorney found police asked him 19 times to put the knife down before Trawick was tasered. “If my son did something wrong, because he was scared… I’m at peace with walking away, and I would apologize to anyone if he did anything wrong. But I know the department is well-positioned under the leadership of Commissioner Sewell. But if he didn’t do nothing wrong, he didn’t deserve to die like an animal and be shot 36 times. After being tasered, the DA found Trawick stood up with a knife and stick in his hands and said in part,"I'm gonna kill you all," and Officer Thompson fatally shot him four times. ” Give me that peace, let me see that video of what my son allegedly did wrong. Jenny Rodriguez, mother of Joel Capellan Rodriguez said her son had a criminal record from when he was a teenager, but was now looking for a job to get his life back on track. Neither one of them tried to render any kind of aid to save Kawaski's life. About the Author. Following the death of George Floyd and the subsequent protests across the city, Mayor Bill de Blasio enacted a policy requiring the NYPD to publicly release body-worn camera footage within 30 days. These instances occur, according to the NYPD, when “an officer discharges a firearm that hits or could hit someone; an officer discharges a taser in a way that results in death or substantial bodily harm; or an officer’s use of force results in death or great bodily harm. "Kawaski was a good, loving person with a heart of gold," said Ricky Trawick, Kawaski's father.” According to the city, family members or those involved in the incident are allowed to see the body-worn camera before it’s publicly released. But the city’s website says it could take longer in some cases “if the investigation is complex. He was in his own home cooking.” A court order could also delay or prevent the release of the footage. In a briefing hours after the shooting Sunday, NYPD Chief of Patrol Jeffrey Maddrey said four officers in an unmarked police car were driving up when they saw people fighting near the corner of Nagle Avenue and Dyckman Street." The family says Trawick moved to New York City to pursue his dream as a dancer. After noticing a man with a gun “fighting in the crowd,” the officers got out of the car and ordered him to drop his firearm repeatedly, according to Maddrey. “And then at some point, officers discharged their weapons,” he said. A spokesperson for the Police Benevolent Association said,"The case was thoroughly investigated by both the Bronx District Attorney and the NYPD's Force Investigation Division, which found no evidence of wrongdoing by these police officers. Four officers had opened fire, according to Maddrey. None were injured." The next step is for a judge at One Police Plaza to make a ruling after the trial. Capellan was taken to an area hospital, where he was pronounced dead. Another person who received medical treatment was injured with a “graze wound. Both officers are still on active duty.” Officials said it was unclear at the time when the person was hit. The office of Attorney General Letitia James announced an investigation into Capellan’s death on Wednesday, which is standard protocol for police shootings in New York. A funeral for Capellan is expected to be held Monday. Tagged .