Axios Philadelphia interviewed Dr. Hans Menos, the Vice President of the Triage Response Team at the Center for Policing Equity (CPE) in the aftermath of the police murder of 27-year-old Eddie Irizarry in Kensington. Responding to the public outcry and requests for the release of video footage from body cameras worn during the incident. According to the news article: "Attorney Shaka Johnson, who also represented the Wallace family, joins Philadelphia's police watchdog and a chorus of others in urging the city to enact a policy that allows for the release of some body camera footage while investigations are ongoing."
Dr. Menos is quoted in the piece stating: "They're cherry-picking which footage they're willing to release," Menos said. "That is not a public-focused policy. They need to be transparent, uniformly."
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