Bodycam Off: Ep. 4: Roles, Actions, and Silence

This episode examines the death of Robert Brooks to show how violence in custody becomes a group event — driven not only by aggressors but by enablers, watchers, and supervisors bound by a code of silence.

Connie Morris explores how silence and institutional culture protect misconduct, why accountability must hold inaction as well as action accountable, and what reforms (duty to intervene, whistleblower protections, and supervisory accountability) are needed to prevent similar tragedies.

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