Video of alleged police misconduct by San Francisco police officers is set to be released Wednesday afternoon, according to the San Francisco Public Defender’s Office.
The video would be the latest in a series that have been released that allegedly show police misconduct.
The latest video reportedly shows a Dec. 30, 2010, arrest at the Jefferson Hotel in the Tenderloin that includes an illegal search of a room, according to a press release from the Public Defender’s Office.
A previous video released by the Public Defender’s Office allegedly shows that police illegally entered a hotel room — actions that reportedly contradict the police report for the incident.
Another video involved a drug bust in a Richmond district apartment complex.
The latest video is set to be released during a 1:30 p.m. news conference by Public Defender Jeff Adachi.
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