Charlotte Police Shooting: Why Nobody Has Seen the Video Yet
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Charlotte Police Shooting: Why Nobody Has Seen the Video Yet
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A month after a Charlotte-Mecklenburg police officer shot and killed Curtis Massey, his family marched Saturday to demand the body camera video. The police chief asked a judge to release it four days after the shooting. In North Carolina, only a judge can release it, and almost four weeks later there's no ruling. We explain how the law works, including a faster path families can use to see the footage privately. Also: CATS Micro on-demand vans reach west Charlotte for $2.20 a ride, King Arthur Baking picks SouthPark for its first North Carolina shop, Charlotte FC ends Philadelphia's win streak with a 2–2 draw, and the Panthers face an Eagles team without Jalen Hurts. Plus: The Great Gatsby's last night at the Belk.
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Sources this episode: WSOC, WBTV, WCCB, Charlotte Business Journal, The Charlotte Ledger, The Philadelphia Inquirer, Blumenthal Arts, N.C. General Statutes
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