Huntsville capital murder suspect denied access to body cam footage of police officer's killing

Huntsville capital murder suspect denied access to body cam footage of police officer’s killing
AL.com
3 hrs ago
William Thornton, al.com
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LaJeromeny Brown, center, is taken back to jail in Huntsville, Ala., after being bound over to a grand jury in the shooting death of Huntsville police officer Billy Clardy III.
Circuit Judge Chris Comer has rejected a motion filed personally by a man accused of killing a Huntsville police officer in 2019.
LaJeromeny Brown sought body camera footage from the night that authorities say he killed Huntsville police officer Billy Clardy III.
In a handwritten four-page motion on notebook paper filed on May 10, Brown argued that authorities had withheld the footage for 17 months. He mentioned high-profile cases in other states where body cam footage was released “in a timely manner,” saying releasing the footage is the “right and moral thing to do.”

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