A Huntsville father's dream of becoming a police officer was potentially saved by a cell video recorded by his young son. The video was crucial in his acquittal on police assault charges. The father credits the cell video for the outcome of his case.
Without it, he fears he would be in prison. Further details on this story are available from ABC13 Houston, including the circumstances surrounding the encounter with officers and the role of the cell video in the acquittal.
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