27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 3 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 10 participants
- 1:08 hours
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 2 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 5 participants
- 50 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 8 participants
- 1:08 hours
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 24 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 8 participants
- 58 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 13 participants
- 1:08 hours
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 9 participants
- 57 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 7 participants
- 41 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 11 participants
- 54 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 5 participants
- 50 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 7 participants
- 1:08 hours
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 7 participants
- 39 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 2 participants
- <1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 2 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 3 participants
- 1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 2 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 2 participants
- <1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 2 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 3 participants
- 1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 1 minute
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 6 participants
- 1:08 hours
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 1 participant
- 3 minutes
27 Feb 2023
APD NEWS RELEASE - Asheville Police Release Aston Park Protest Body Cam Footage
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
Asheville, NC (Feb. 27, 2023): The Asheville Police Department has released video footage from the late December 2021 Aston Park protest.
These videos are body-worn camera footage from multiple police officers who responded to the demonstration, after the park closure, on the night of December 25, 2021. Six people were arrested that night for 2nd Degree Trespassing. Some were charged with resisting arrest.
Activists dumped thousands of pounds of garbage in Aston Park during a protest which they described as a family art event. The abandoned property included furniture, a kitchen sink, and tires, among many other items.
“The ACLU requested the video, and we willingly complied. We believe the public has a right to see this video of police officers doing their job and upholding the law,” said Chief David Zack.
Following the incident and a two-month investigation, detectives charged 16 with Felony Littering and Aid & Abet Felony Littering for illegally dumping over 2,000 pounds of items into the park.
Videos #1-14 and #25 capture interactions with protestors. All other videos capture small miscellaneous footage.
- 3 participants
- 1 minute
