No body-worn camera video footage lost: City officials
All of the police body-worn camera footage from the fatal traffic stop of Tyre Nichols has been accounted for, the city of Memphis said in a statement on Sunday.
![PHOTO: A person pays their respects as balloons, notes, candles, other offerings are visible at the site where Tyre Nichols was severely beaten by Memphis police officers, and died in a hospital three days later in Memphis, Tennessee, Jan. 28, 2023.](https://i.abcnewsfe.com/a/8d459096-2f44-435b-99d2-25c66ad928fc/tyre-nichols-protests-rt-mz-13-230129_1675001435445_hpEmbed_3x2.jpg)
The initial traffic stop of Nichols involved three officers, including one who did not activate his body-worn camera, city officials said. That camera was not turned back on before the officer left the intersection where the traffic stop occurred, officials said.
Video from the body-worn camera of a third officer was preserved and titled "Video 1" in the public release of it on Friday, officials said.
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Only two body-worn cameras were activated after police officers chased and caught Nichols, city officials said. A stationary city security camera captured the officers beating Nichols, city officials said. Those videos, described as Videos 3 and 4, were released to the public.
-ABC News' Stephanie Wash and Whitney Lloyd