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Earlier this week, the officers were found to have not committed any crimes in the February 3 incident, in which Natasha McKenna was shocked four times, stopped breathing and died in a hospital five days later.
"From the outset of this terrible tragedy, I promised to cooperate fully with the investigators and to be transparent about the incident involving Natasha McKenna," Kincaid said.
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The video shows McKenna, 37, struggling as officers in biohazard suits, who said she had urinated and defecated in her cell, attempted to move the inmate to a different prison.
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She stops breathing soon after.
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Harvey Volzer, attorney for McKenna's family, disagreed with the earlier finding that McKenna's death was a result of "excited delirium" and which cleared the officers of wrongdoing.
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