George Holliday and the tape that changed public trust
The camera was on.
The world watched later.
In 1991, George Holliday recorded Los Angeles police beating Rodney King.
The footage aired nationwide.
The officers were acquitted.
Protests erupted.
Cities burned.
The tape reshaped how evidence was seen.
From that moment on, the camera mattered.
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