Simmering Pot, Meet Lid, John Burman here in Foranderson, after days of promising and

failing to deliver transparency and accountability in the police killing of Andrew Brown, Jr.

And after days of largely peaceful protests on the streets of Elizabeth City, North Carolina,

local officials have now decided that the best course of action is a curfew.

A curfew that, as we speak, is being broken by the looks of it.

Most last night, Andrew McCabe, our senior law enforcer and analyst and a former top FBI

official said this about some of the frankly baffling responses he has seen so far from

certain officials, most notably the county sheriff, it really defies logic, he said, the

way they've handled this situation locally.

This comes as another new video comes to light.

Last night we saw a clip of the immediate aftermath.

Tonight's footage, according to our source, shows county deputies arriving to serve in a

rest ward on Brown, with the two videos having common is neither comes from the body cam

of any of the deputies involved.

Despite repeated promises of transparency and accountability, officials have sown precisely

none of that footage to the public.

It only asked for a court order to do so yesterday.

Something our legal analyst tell us they could have easily done on an expedited basis days

ago.

Brown's family and members of their legal team did get to see a 20 second snippet of it

yesterday, which was enough for one of the lawyers to call the shooting quote, an execution,

which might explain why for all the official saying the complete footage really, truly,

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