IN DEPTH: The controversy over body-cam video

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This question is a big part of this week's FOX 11 News IN DEPTH. Police Commissioner Cynthia McClain-Hill, LAPPL President Craig Lally, Author and commentator Earl Ofari Hutchison and Hamid Kahn from the Stop LAPD Spying Coalition all weighed in on this question and more.

IN DEPTH airs Sundays at 9am after FOX NEWS SUNDAY with Chris Wallace. You can get more on the questionnaire at https://policingproject.org/lapd-video-release/

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