The county says the footage’s release could affect the Texas Rangers investigation.
of inmate Joshua Wright at a Kyle hospital last month until the investigation is complete.
In a news release Friday, Hays County said that the Texas Rangers “have requested that the bodycam video of the officer involved in the shooting along with all other information related to investigation of the events surrounding the shooting not be released until their investigation is complete.
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