Bodycam released after confrontation with officer leads to woman’s arrest
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – News4Jax has obtained more than a dozen police body camera clips, shedding additional light on the arrest of Brittany Williams, who was arrested in May after a confrontation with an officer at her home on East 21st Street.
The Jacksonville woman says she asked a police officer - who had parked in her driveway - to leave and that she was arrested after the officer entered her home without a warrant.
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An officer at the scene claims she threw a spoon at him and threatened to shoot him.
JACKSONVILLE SHERIFF’S OFFICE BODY CAM FOOTAGE SHOWS POLICE TAMPERING WITH EVIDENCE IN BRITTANY CHRISHAWN WILLIAMS CASE
JSO police officers involved in the Brittany Chrishawn Williams case (M. Highsmith left, Tyler Landreville center, C. Padgett right)
Brittany Chrishawn Williams, who was brutalized after police trespassed on her property, releases body cam footage that appears to be tampered with JACKSONVILLE, FLORIDA, USA, December 30, 2020 /EINPresswire.com/ Brittany Chrishawn (Williams), the award-winning police brutality filmmaker who was allegedly brutalized by police and left with broken teeth and damaged nerves, has publicly released the body camera footage. This footage appears to expose the officers conspiring against her and parts of the footage released by prosecutor Richard Giglio has apparently been muted out. The alleged edited sections are the exact moments Brittany says she described in her affidavit of facts in May 2020. Brittany wrote tha
Woman accused of attacking Jacksonville police officer tells her story
30-year-old with no criminal record could face up to 10 years in prison
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JACKSONVILLE, Fla. – Brittany Williams, a Jacksonville woman charged with battery and assault on an officer and resisting arrest, spoke out for the first time about the day, seven months ago, when she questioned why a police officer was in her driveway and ended up in jail charged with two felonies.
“It was a Wednesday,” Williams, said.
She and her husband, Ausar Moore, were having a day for themselves.
“I was in the middle of applying my clay mask, as well as running a bubbly bath, and he was making me one of my favorite dishes, tuna noodle casserole, he was in the kitchen cooking for me, because I am supposed to be practicing self-care because I am a workaholic,” she said. “I will never forget.”