Reporter describes police bodycam of George Floyd

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Reporter describes police bodycam of George Floyd

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Published 15 Jul 2020

An Associated Press reporter describes police bodycam video of officers' fatal encounter with George Floyd. Police have allowed news organizations to view the video but haven't released it for broadcast. (July 15)

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