Create a legal right for families to request copies of CCTV of homicide victims

Families of homicide victims are sometimes permitted to view CCTV of their loved ones, but police can refuse to provide copies for families to keep, claiming the footage belongs to a third party. Our strong view it that viewing footage in a controlled police room is not enough. Families can feel trapped by red tape and denied the right to retain these final records. We demand a legal framework compelling police to provide families with copies of this CCTV, bypassing third-party ownership and copyright reasons.