Six months into 2024, Clark County has seen four fatal shootings by police, with two just this month. Now that officers’ body cameras capture the incidents, the Clark County prosecutor has decided his office can handle reviews of the shootings’ legality.
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Source: The Columbian
Clark County prosecutor says body cams mean his office can handle police shooting investigations; critics disagree
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