“I’m referring to the videos that we have been able to get our hands on as of today, but we believe there’s a possibility of additional videos coming, being brought to our attention, and we would ask that those be released upon when we get them. But it’s important that, they are very grainy and efforts to enhance them are important to assist in evaluating what events took place,” says Scarpino. “In addition, I have asked for the state police to step in as the lead investigators in the case rather than the New Rochelle Police Department.”
As WAMC News first reported today, the New York state attorney general’s office will not investigate an officer-involved shooting in New Rochelle, N...