Raw video & press conference: Death of Carlos Ingram-Lopez in Tucson policy custody

Warning: This video includes raw body-cam footage of a man dying while being retrained by Tucson police. Chief Chris Magnus to resign Wednesday at a news conference in which details were finally released about the April death of 27-year-old Carlos Adrian Ingram-Lopez while being restrained by police. GET THE DETAILS: http://www.tucsonsentinel.com/local/r...

Mayor Regina Romero called for several police reforms, including "immediate notification" of fatal police incidents. "People are mad, people are disappointed, people are outraged — and rightfully so," she said.

As TucsonSentinel.com first reported, the three officers — Samuel Routledge, Ryan Starbuck and Jonathan Jackson — who were first on the scene resigned last week before they could be fired.

Ingram-Lopez died April 21 after his grandmother called 911 from the family home. Naked and yelling, he was chased through the house by arriving officers, who charged in yelling "Get on the fucking ground." He ran into the garage, laid down, and was double-handcuffed by police and placed face down on the garage floor, with officers holding him down.

Tucson police and city officials did not reveal the incident until after it was reported Tuesday by TucsonSentinel.com. Three officers who were at the scene resigned last week after an internal investigation, which determined that they should be terminated. Internal city sources criticized the delay in releasing any information to the public, with one calling it an attempt at a "white-wash" earlier in the week.

The case has been referred to the Pima County Attorney's Office for potential prosecution of the officers, Magnus said. The chief also said he has asked the FBI to review the case.

The three handed in their resignations on Thursday — almost two months to the day after a man died while being restrained by cops who responded to a 911 call placed by the man's grandmother.

(This press conference video was provided by TPD.)