Will County finally shows grieving family body camera video from the moments deputies shot their loved ones
CBS 2 Investigators first uncovered the Sheriff's Office denied the family multiple opportunities to see the video.
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CBS 2 Investigators first uncovered the Sheriff's Office denied the family multiple opportunities to see the video.
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On Wednesday, two days after CBS 2's reporting on the shooting, an attorney said WCSO officials contacted him to schedule for the family to view the body cam video privately.
On Nov. 6, 2021, Will County Sheriff's deputies shot and killed 21-year-old Jabbar Muhammad in his home in Joliet Township. His grandfather also died.
A family has sued for the release of body cam video and other documents as they try to get to the bottom of what really happened when a young man and his grandfather died in an incident involving Will County Sheriff's police.
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Police also said previously that Kelly's injuries were from a fall. But his family questioned the officers' actions and said police used excessive force.
