Philadelphia, still on edge following days of protests and unrest that engulfed the city in response to the police killing of a 27-year-old Black man, Walter Wallace Jr., experienced a relatively quiet night Wednesday.
Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw vowed on Wednesday that the department would release “in the near future” 911 tapes and body camera footage worn by the officers involved with the killing.
While she did not provide a timeline, Outlaw said the materials would be made public after meeting with members of the Wallace family “to ensure they get an opportunity to view the materials first.”
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