Meet Feidin Santana: The Man Who Recorded the Viral Video

The man who recorded the viral video that shows a [__South Carolina cop shooting an unarmed man in the back__](http://photographyisnotacrime.com/2015/04/south-carolina-cop-arrested-for-murder-after-video-shows-him-shooting-man-in-back/) was interviewed tonight by NBC News, showing his face for the first time.

His name is Feidin Santana and he says he just happened to be near the scene when he saw North Charleston police officer Michael Slager using a taser gun on Walter Scott, who then took off running.

Instinctively, he began recording and captured the scene that resulted in Slager getting arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

He said he never saw Scott take the taser from Slager – as Slager had claimed in his report.

But he did capture Slager tossing the taser gun near Scott’s body to help bolster his story that he was in fear for his life.

Had it not been for his video, Slager would have viewed as a hero, justified in killing an innocent man.

But now we can see who the real hero is.

Below the first video is a second video showing a press conference conducted by both the mayor and chief of police, which shows the pressure from the community the city is facing.

Feidin, if you’re reading this, please send me an email at [__carlosmiller@pinac.org__](mailto:carlosmiller@pinac.org). We’re with you 100 percent on this.

The man who recorded the viral video that shows a [__South Carolina cop shooting an unarmed man in the back__](http://photographyisnotacrime.com/2015/04/south-carolina-cop-arrested-for-murder-after-video-shows-him-shooting-man-in-back/) was interviewed tonight by NBC News, showing his face for the first time.

His name is Feidin Santana and he says he just happened to be near the scene when he saw North Charleston police officer Michael Slager using a taser gun on Walter Scott, who then took off running.

Instinctively, he began recording and captured the scene that resulted in Slager getting arrested and charged with first-degree murder.

He said he never saw Scott take the taser from Slager – as Slager had claimed in his report.

But he did capture Slager tossing the taser gun near Scott’s body to help bolster his story that he was in fear for his life.

Had it not been for his video, Slager would have viewed as a hero, justified in killing an innocent man.

But now we can see who the real hero is.

Below the first video is a second video showing a press conference conducted by both the mayor and chief of police, which shows the pressure from the community the city is facing.

Feidin, if you’re reading this, please send me an email at [__carlosmiller@pinac.org__](mailto:carlosmiller@pinac.org). We’re with you 100 percent on this.

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Carlos Miller
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Editor-in-Chief Carlos Miller spent a decade covering the cop beat for various newspapers in the Southwest before returning to his hometown Miami and launching Photography is Not a Crime aka PINAC News in 2007. He also published a book, The Citizen Journalist's Photography Handbook, which is available on Amazon.

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