New Bodycam Footage Of George Floyd's Arrest Submitted In Court

The transcript discusses the release of body camera footage related to George Floyd's death. The footage, which is not allowed to be copied or published, shows officers pulling Floyd from his car and his subsequent pleas. It highlights the lack of urgency in assisting Floyd after he stopped moving. The video was filed in court to dismiss charges against one officer, and some journalists and the public viewed it. Floyd's family attorney announced a lawsuit against Minneapolis and the officers involved.

How is the body camera footage being handled differently from usual?

• It is being broadcasted on television.

• It can only be viewed by appointment.

• It is available for public viewing online.

• It is being distributed to the media.

What is the public's access to the body camera footage?

• It is available on social media.

• It is freely available online.

• It is restricted to viewing by appointment.

• It is shown in public screenings.

What does the newly released video show about the officers' actions?

• They immediately provided medical assistance.

• They were quick to call for backup.

• They were actively trying to calm the situation.

• They showed a lack of urgency in helping Floyd.

What was the purpose of filing the footage in court?

• To support a media campaign.

• To use it as evidence in a new trial.

• To dismiss charges against one of the officers.

• To release it to the public.

Who announced a lawsuit against Minneapolis and the police officers?

• The police department.

• Floyd's family attorney, Ben Crump.

• A local journalist.

• The judge handling the case.