Officer Involved In Greene Death Lied About Body Camera

The transcript discusses the case of Ronald Green's death, focusing on the actions of Lieutenant John Clary, who denied the existence of his body camera footage for two years. The footage, which emerged later, contradicted Clary's claims that Green was a threat. The transcript highlights the violation of departmental rules regarding body cameras and the lack of disciplinary action against Clary. It also addresses the false claims made by officers at the scene, who misled doctors about the cause of Green's death.

What did Lieutenant John Clary falsely claim about his body camera footage?

• It never existed.

• It was lost in a technical error.

• It was destroyed in a fire.

• It was stolen.

For how long did Lieutenant John Clary maintain the falsehood about the body camera footage?

• Four years

• Three years

• Two years

• One year

What departmental rule did Clary violate during the incident?

• Not wearing a uniform

• Not turning on his body camera

• Not having a badge

• Not reporting to duty on time

What did the officers at the scene falsely report to the doctors?

• Green died from a gunshot.

• Green died from drowning.

• Green died from a crash.

• Green died from a heart attack.

What crucial information did the officers omit when reporting to the doctors?

• Green was intoxicated.

• Green was unconscious.

• Green was beaten.

• Green was armed.