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Body Cam Reveals Fatal Chase Cover-Up | Durham News
North Carolina is paying $200,000 to the family of Tyrone Mason after he died in a crash that followed a high-speed chase — a pursuit trooper Garrett Macario tried to initiate but initially denied. Mason’s mother, Henrietta, refused to accept the official story and dug up surveillance footage proving Macario had activated his lights before the crash. That video led to Macario and his supervisor being fired, and ultimately a wrongful death lawsuit. The settlement also fuels calls for reform in police chase protocols and transparency — while another claim against Raleigh Police remains pending…
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