Coming Soon: Embedded On Police Videos

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🗓️ 23 February 2017

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So often, it seems like there's a new video of a deadly police encounter in the news. But those videos only tell us part of the story. Embedded is back March 9, and we'll have three episodes that each tell the story of a different video. We'll find out what happened before, during and after. And we'll explore what that tells us about policing in America.

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0:00.0	Hey everybody, embedded is coming back.
0:03.0	And this time we're gonna be talking about police shootings.
0:05.8	Fulando Castile, the man killed during a traffic stop in Minnesota.
0:09.2	The dying moments live streamed by his fiancee.
0:12.5	Please don't tell me my boyfriend just went like that.
0:15.0	Yes, I will, sir. I'll keep my hands real.
0:18.0	Keep going.
0:19.1	Dramatic video released today showing the Charlotte police shooting
0:22.5	yet of Keith Scott.
0:24.3	Racial tensions boiling over after yet another officer
0:27.3	of the police shooting video shows 40-year-interests
0:30.1	from 17-year-old Lapland McDonald's.
0:32.4	Love the world to your right.
0:33.6	43-year-old Sam Mughal's
0:35.4	Vicular, Walter Rice Scott.
0:39.2	We'll actually be talking about videos of police shootings.
0:42.8	These snuff films we're all watching on TV in the internet.
0:46.6	In each one of these there is way more to it than what we see on screen.
0:50.9	And depending on who you ask, there's so many different versions of what happened.
0:56.0	And that can mean that even though these videos are giving us more clarity
0:59.6	than we had before, they aren't giving us everything.
1:04.1	So we're going to take a long look at three videos.
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