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Ronald Greene's family believes bodycam video would never have been released if not for leak to media

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Ronald Greene's family believes bodycam video would never have been released if not for leak to media

Ronald Greene's family believes bodycam video would never have been released if not for leak to media

The family of a Louisiana man who died after a 2019 struggle with police believes the case would never have received attention had portions of police body camera video not been leaked to the media, Greene family attorney Lee Merritt told CNN’s Pamela Brown on Saturday.


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