Videos

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Incident Evidence & Body-Worn Camera

Whole Incident from Video Surveillance and Mostek's 911 Call

Source video depicting the incident and the contemporaneous 911 call.

Officer Zhao Body-Worn Camera Video — April 21, 2024

Redacted body-worn camera footage from the date of the incident.

Depositions, Training & Other Case Evidence

Police Dog Encounters — Use of Force Considerations

This law-enforcement training film addresses how officers should assess and respond to encounters with dogs, including alternatives to deadly force, recognizing canine behavior, maintaining distance, using barriers, and redirecting or containing a dog.

Developed and funded by the National Canine Research Council and Safe Humane Chicago and made available, with their permission, by the U.S. Department of Justice, Office of Community Oriented Policing Services. Its inclusion here is for educational and informational purposes and does not imply endorsement of this website or any position in the pending litigation by those organizations or the Department of Justice.

Deposition of James Butler, CPD Sgt.

Deposition testimony of CPD Sergeant James Butler.

Carmen Mostek's Deposition

Deposition testimony of Carmen Mostek.

Independent News Coverage

CBS Chicago News Report After Surveillance Video Release by COPA

Independent news coverage following release of the surveillance video.

Fox News Report After Surveillance Video Release by COPA

Independent news coverage following release of the surveillance video.

Justice for Aggie — Original Videos

Videos in this section were created for the Justice for Aggie website and reflect commentary, advocacy, or presentation by the site publisher. They are separate from the primary-source evidence and independent news coverage presented above.

This One's for Aggie

CoverUP!

Retaliation / Aftermath

KM Letter / Short


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