Agencies deny reporters' requests for body-cam footage of officer-involved shootings because there are no 'complaints' of misconduct
A Colorado law that went into effect in 2021 sets a timetable for the public release of law enforcement body-worn camera footage of incidents “in which there is a complaint of peace officer misconduct.” But if an officer shoots and kills someone, and no one formally complains, does the footage-release provision apply?
Source: coloradofoic.org
