The police originally said that any security video would be withheld until the coroner's inquest. The inquest was scheduled for September 3, 2010, but has been postponed indefinitely at the prosecutor's request to allow further investigation.
Source here.
The Scott's family's lawyer Ron Goodman is reportedly seeking the video and 911 recordings, but it is not clear what steps he is actually taking at this point, other than an informal request. Source here.
In the meantime, an alleged transcript of the police dispatching and radio communications has been leaked, but its authienticity is not established.
The family has set up a memorial web site which is basically not terribly informative.
Answers will be slow in coming, as they should be. A good investigation takes time.
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