Mesquite police release bodycam video of ‘physical…
Originally reported by WFAA — 2026-02-05
Mesquite police released bodycam footage showing a physical confrontation between an officer and Willie Rose, who died after being tackled and hit multiple times during a theft investigation. The family believes the officer is responsible for his death due to asthma issues and excessive force.
Key Facts
- The incident occurred in Mesquite, Texas.
- Willie Rose was part of a group accused of stealing $175 worth of items from a Family Dollar store.
- Mesquite police released body camera footage showing the confrontation.
- Rose’s family believes he died due to asthma issues and excessive force by the officer.
Incident Details
| Location | Mesquite, Texas |
| Department | Mesquite Police Department |
| Officers Involved | One officer |
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Mesquite police release bodycam video of ‘physical confrontation’ with officer before 55-year-old’s — WFAA
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