Phoenix Police release statement on incident of teen being struck by officer during investigation
"The Phoenix Police Department is aware of a cell phone video circulating that depicts a moment in time of an event. In an effort to share the facts, we are releasing some of the body worn camera to provide more context," Sgt. Justus said in Feb. 1 email, in part. Detailing what led up to the video being recorded, police say a caller reported to police that they were following their car that had previously been reported stolen. Officers found the car with several people inside, as previously stated.
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