The Camera Doesn’t Lie. But It Can Disappear.

In excessive force and police brutality cases, the officer's account often differs dramatically from the victim's account. Body camera footage resolves this dispute with objective, time-stamped video and audio evidence. It captures:

• Whether the individual was compliant or resisting at the moment force was used
• What verbal commands were given and whether the individual had time to comply
• The type, duration, and intensity of force applied
• Whether the individual was restrained when additional force was applied
• Statements made by the officer before, during, and after the incident

• Immediate Preservation Demands: We send written preservation letters to the department within hours of engagement, demanding that all body camera footage from the incident and surrounding time periods be preserved.
• Open Records Requests: We file requests under the Oklahoma Open Records Act for all body camera footage, deployment logs, and chain-of-custody records.
• Federal Discovery: In § 1983 litigation, we serve formal discovery requests for unredacted footage, metadata, and audit logs showing when footage was accessed, downloaded, or modified.
• Forensic Analysis: We retain forensic video experts who can analyze metadata, detect edits, recover deleted segments, and enhance low-quality recordings.