 where it won't interfere with that investigation. While DPS does intend to release the footage, McDaniel said the department works closely with the Office of Special Prosecutions to decide when to release body-worn camera video or in-car video. This is largely due to the impact that premature release of footage could have on the investigation. There's still interviews that need to be conducted with people. Being able to watch that video prior to giving their accounts of what happened could potentially influence their answers.