Newly released body camera video shows the law enforcement encounter involving a northwest Indiana man that unfolded just days before his death, which family members believe was connected to the incident.

Newly-released body camera footage shows the moments NYPD officers shot a man inside the NYC subway after they say he jumped a turnstile without paying and lunged at them with a knife. The man was wounded and bystanders were also hit.

The request came from the state Office of Special Prosecutions, who say the delay “safeguards the integrity of its active criminal investigation and protects the constitutional rights of the accused.”

Police released body camera footage that shows deputies restraining 26-year-old Valparaiso native Rhyker Earl, who died shortly after he was held down.

The vast majority of Maine’s law enforcement agencies now use body-worn cameras amid a national expansion that criminal justice experts and communities have pushed for to increase accountability in policing.

The Office of Special Prosecutions, which determines if officers will face criminal charges in shootings, asked police not to release the footage yet, according to the police department.

Rhyker Earl, 26, suffered a seizure on the night of Sunday, Sept. 8, at a home in DeMotte, Indiana. On Friday, body camera footage was released that shows officers handcuffing and restraining him.

The Jasper County Sheriff’s Office has released body-camera video related to the death of 26-year-old Rhyker Earl, who died following an encounter with deputies during a medical emergency at his home in DeMotte,