GREENSBORO, N.C. — Viewer discretion advised: Greensboro police release footage of Nasanto Crenshaw shooting.
The Greensboro Police Department released 104 recordings of bodycam video from the night Nasanto Crenshaw was shot and killed by a Greensboro police officer.
The shooting happened in the 4900 block of W. Market Street around 9 p.m. in a shopping plaza parking lot on August 21, 2022.
Police said four other passengers were in the car including a 15-year-old. Two passengers were arrested and the other two were never arrested.
Officials said all the teenagers are from the Hope Mills and Fayetteville areas.
Police blurred images and redacted the voices of minors in the videos, which is consistent with conditions set by the court.
The department released all 104 recordings from that night.
"The Department recognizes the value of all human life and knows this incident has deeply affected many- the family, the officer, every officer who responded to the scene, their families, and the greater community. GPD will continue to follow all local and state policies to ensure fairness and transparency during all investigations," the department wrote in a statement.
The critical incident community briefing, 63 body-worn camera recordings, and 41 vehicle-mounted camera recordings are located on the City of Greensboro's YouTube page.
Attorneys for the family of Nasanto Crenshaw reviewed the body cam footage before it was released to the public.
They said the body cam footage will show Crenshaw attempting to drive around the officer and Corporal Matthew Sletten was never in danger.
"We're not here to argue this case in the court of public opinion. But one thing, as representatives of this family, we are not going to allow a narrative to be put out there that's simply not true, it's not true," said Attorney Harry Daniels. "Nasanto Crenshaw was killed unlawfully. When the video comes out, you don't have to take my word for it, the video speaks for itself."
Attorneys for Crenshaw's family have filed a lawsuit against GPD and Corporal Sletten.
The District Attorney said they are not going to charge Cpl. Sletten in Crenshaw's death.
Bodycam footage released on the City of Greensboro's YouTube Page:
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