Police Video

The president of the Rock Hill NAACP in South Carolina joined with local clergy members, the city's mayor and police chief, and the York County sheriff on Wednesday to urge patience as an investigation continues into the arrests of two Black men at a Rock Hill gas station last week.

About 100 people protested late Wednesday outside a police headquarters in South Carolina, several hours after a video of officers in Rock Hill wrestling and throwing punches during two arrests was posted to Facebook.

Under a North Carolina state law passed in 2016, the only way for video from police body-worn cameras to be released to the public is by a court order. Any person, including the news media, may seek the release of the video from a Superior Court judge.

Video from Officer Bell's dash…

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