Man... this is just so sad 
. Watching all that chaos unfold on camera must be super traumatic for everyone involved, especially the families of the victims 
. It's actually really commendable that the city waited until after a memorial service before releasing the footage, it shows they're trying to respect people's grief and not stir up unnecessary pain 
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The fact that graphic images have been redacted is a good move too, it's gonna help prevent anyone from getting traumatized just by seeing it
. And I guess releasing this footage now will satisfy all the news outlets who were requesting it, so at least we can say the city is being transparent 
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But for real tho, how are those officers going to process what they saw that day? It's a super intense situation and I'm not sure anyone could've handled it well
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. Watching all that chaos unfold on camera must be super traumatic for everyone involved, especially the families of the victims . It's actually really commendable that the city waited until after a memorial service before releasing the footage, it shows they're trying to respect people's grief and not stir up unnecessary pain .The fact that graphic images have been redacted is a good move too, it's gonna help prevent anyone from getting traumatized just by seeing it
. And I guess releasing this footage now will satisfy all the news outlets who were requesting it, so at least we can say the city is being transparent .But for real tho, how are those officers going to process what they saw that day? It's a super intense situation and I'm not sure anyone could've handled it well
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20 mins of chaos... officer on the scene says "we have a victim but we do not know where they are" 