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Law&Crime BodyCam follows a Michigan search from callout to arrest

The channel's only new upload follows repeated police visits and a property search, ending with an update on charges.

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0:39Earlier footage establishes that the child was present during a paramedic visit.
4:26Deputies cannot confirm the mother's explanation for the child's absence and begin searching the property.
7:38Officers locate the child, and paramedics subsequently arrive.
19:54The report lists charges of assault with intent to commit murder and first-degree child abuse.
21:27The narrator closes by reporting that the case remains open.

Deputies return to a Michigan home and find that a child who was there during an earlier visit is missing. That change sets the course of Law&Crime BodyCam's sole new upload: officers question the explanation they receive, search the property and locate the child.

The report combines bodycam footage with narration, moving from the initial emergency calls through an arrest and processing at the sheriff's department. It closes by reporting charges of assault with intent to commit murder and first-degree child abuse against the mother, with the case remaining open. Posted Tuesday, the episode has drawn roughly 83,000 views.

Older reports account for more of the channel's viewing momentum. A Wisconsin fatal hit-and-run report is its busiest upload right now, approaching four million views. Reports concerning a fatal attack in Illinois and the Florida staged-burglary case we covered here also continue adding views faster than the new episode.

The channel gained 3,000 subscribers over the past seven days, though that is a slower pace than its month-long growth. Daily viewing is also running at less than half its usual level. Across the selected true-crime and courts channels, however, Law&Crime BodyCam recorded the largest weekly views gain, with Brian Entin close by. Its quieter upload schedule has not meant an inactive archive.

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