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Body-cam footage of feds shooting people in D.C could be released

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The D.C. Council approved legislation to release body camera footage from federal police shootings witnessed by local officers, aiming to boost transparency. The bills, opposed by Mayor Muriel Bowser, require documenting federal officers' presence during arrests. The measures follow increased federal policing in D.C. after a "crime emergency" declaration. The legislation now awaits the mayor's signature and congressional review.

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