The City of Boulder must release video footage from the police shooting of Jeanette Alatorre for free, a Boulder County judge ruled Aug. 12. Attorney Dan Williams requested the body cam footage the day after the Dec. 17, 2023, fatal incident. Boulder officials said it would cost $8,484 for the full video and $1,425 for 13 minutes surrounding the shooting. “The Integrity Act … mandated the prompt public release of unedited footage and other recordings of any incident following a complaint of police misconduct,” Gunning wrote. We're pleased that justice prevailed in the court’s detailed ruling.”Read more: bit.ly/BodyCamBWThis article has been updated to include a statement from Yellow Scene editor Shavonne Blades.