Purdue releases video from Feb. 4 incident

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WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind. —

Purdue University on Wednesday (April 13) released the body and dash camera video from the Purdue police response to a call regarding suspected domestic violence on Feb. 4.

Body-worn and in-car camera footage, redacted pursuant to public records law, are available in this Google Drive folder.

Purdue previously announced the resolution to the incident, which can be found here.

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