Family of Man Fatally Shot by Aurora Police Call It a Case of Murder; Police Release Body Camera Footage

Family of man fatally shot by Aurora Police call it a case of murder; police release body camera footage

Two weeks after the fatal police shooting of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield, his family and civil rights attorneys say the officer should have never used his gun.

High profile attorney representing family of man shot during Aurora police shooting

AURORA, Colo. (KDVR) – New body-worn camera video of the officer shooting at Rajon Belt-Stubblefield was released Friday afternoon. The 37-year-old’s family and attorneys spoke to reporters earlier in the day, saying the video was about to be released. The Aurora Police Department says the video shows an Aurora police officer attempting to stop a driver for speeding on Aug. 30. ‘Crying all night’: Community reacts after man shot and killed …

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump pledges justice for Black man shot by Aurora police

Civil rights attorney Ben Crump, center, comforts Tandra Blankson, the wife of Rajon Belt-Stubblefield, who was fatally shot by an Aurora police officer after a traffic stop Aug. 30. Crump and the man's family members held a press conference Friday after watching the body-cam footage of the confrontation that led to Belt-Stubblefield's death. Attorney Milo Schwab, right, is working with Crump on the case. (Photo by Judith Kohler/The Denver Post)…