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Video of fatal shooting by Carol Stream police is released

According to a news release, the videos represent “all of the body-worn camera recordings that capture the complete interaction” between police and 30-year-old Isaac Goodlow III on Feb. 3 in Goodlow’s apartment.

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Isaac Goodlow III was fatally shot by Carol Stream police on Feb. 3, 2024.

Isaac Goodlow III was fatally shot by Carol Stream police.

Courtesy of Rabbi Michael Ben Yosef via Daily Herald

The Carol Stream Police Department has released body camera videos of the fatal shooting of a man by two of its officers.

According to a news release, the videos represent “all of the body-worn camera recordings that capture the complete interaction” between police and 30-year-old Isaac Goodlow III on Feb. 3 in Goodlow’s apartment.

The video footage, which is about 32 minutes in total, may be viewed on vimeo.com.

Footage identifying individuals has been redacted, as required by the Illinois Law Enforcement Officer-Worn Body Camera Act and the Freedom of Information Act, according to the release.

The village did not identify the officers.

For more on this story, go to dailyherald.com.

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