District Links: Judge denies DC police union push to restrict release of body cam footage; official blasts Pepco’s rate proposal; and more

By Chris Kain and Cuneyt Dil On Aug 14, 2020 Last updated Aug 14, 2020

TGIF. A DC judge rejected the police union’s request to block provisions of the city’s new police reform law that require police body camera footage and names of officers involved in a death or serious injury to be released within five days.

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