Andrew Brown Jr.'s family allowed to see 20 seconds of bodycam video of police shooting, attorneys say

Attorneys representing the family of Andrew Brown Jr. said Monday they were only allowed to view 20 seconds of police body camera video of last week's fatal shooting of the 42-year-old Black man. The Elizabeth City, North Carolina, resident was allegedly shot in the back as he drove away from Pasquotank County sheriff's deputies who were trying to execute a search warrant.

The family's attorneys said during an afternoon press conference that the bodycam video showed Brown posed no threat to police during Wednesday's incident. "My dad got executed just by trying to save his own life," Brown's son Khalil Ferebee told reporters.