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Michigan Deputies Accused of Deleting Footage After Citizen Recovers Footage Through SoftwareBy Carlos MillerPINAC Sep. 25, 2013 |
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 Michigan deputies are accused of forcing a woman to delete her video footage after she recorded them handcuffing her husband for legally carrying an unloaded shotgun on their property. The couple managed to recover the footage, so now we are able to see a 36-second video clip showing a Crawford County sheriff deputy holding the husband facedown on the ground in handcuffs while another deputy has another man in handcuffs. The second deputy then turns to the camera, ordering her to turn the camera off while approaching her. The first deputy can be heard saying they are going to take it as evidence before the camera turns off. The woman, Heather Donald, told her story to The Blaze, reporting that deputies did seize the camera, returning it only after they had deleted the footage. She even provided screenshots to The Blaze showing they used a program called iCare Data Recovery to recover the footage. Read More |
