Chair of Baltimore Oversight Task Force resigns, apologizes after viral police body-cam video
The chair of Baltimore’s Community Oversight Task Force is stepping down after a police body-worn camera video surfaced showing an officer’s confrontation with him.
Видео Chair of Baltimore Oversight Task Force resigns, apologizes after viral police body-cam video канала WMAR-2 News
Видео Chair of Baltimore Oversight Task Force resigns, apologizes after viral police body-cam video канала WMAR-2 News
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