101 Chicago Police Videos Released by IPRA

CHICAGO, IL - The city of Chicago's Independent Police Review Authority released videos of police-involved incidents under their investigation.

The IPRA has listed several videos, taken between 2011 and now, here.

The release of the videos is part of a new transparency policy started by the city, according to Mayor Rahm Emanuel.

"The policy we are implementing today is a major step forward to promote transparency, and it makes us one of the leading cities in America to guarantee timely public access to this breadth of information involving sensitive police incidents," Emanuel said in a statement. "It is important to remember the thousands of hard-working men and women who quietly do dangerous and difficult work to keep us safe each and every day."

A total of 101 video cases were released to the public before noon Friday, DNAinfo Chicago reports. Incidents include the usage of Tasers, firearms and other incidents involving offenders in police custody.

The IPRA issued a warning, noting that what takes place in the video does not represent all of the facts from their investigations.

Here's one of the videos released Friday morning: