A DVD has been sent to a division of the Arizona Attorney General. It includes: The Town’s video, My video in 3 files, and more.
The town’s video in one segment is 32 minutes long. It is believed that the video from the town was done from Sgt. Frausto’s body cam. He did not take a physical position suitable for recording the town’s video, until Jennifer Jones and I had already witnessed approximately 9 minutes of meeting in progress, through the tinted glass door. During that time, the chief of police had been speaking to the seated council except the mayor.
The video which I personally recorded (3 segments) totals 42 minutes. This clock differential indicates that for some reason, the town did not offer the public the first 10-12 minutes of video of the meeting. Additionally, there were perhaps a few minutes before my camera was turned on and placed against the tinted glass door to take the video.
Note: It is remarkable too that all council members had been seated when the mayor arrived, as the last member to be seated. This indicates they were there for an unknown period of time before the mayor came to the door and looked inside, or before our video began. The mayor’s escorts were all just behind him, as he first approached the building.