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Requesting Body Camera Footage from Aventura Police Department

Writer: Daniel Reinfeld
Daniel Reinfeld
Aug 26
2 min read

Updated: Aug 28

Last updated: August 28, 2026


Aventura Police Body-Worn-Camera Footage

The Aventura Police Department uses body-worn cameras, and footage may exist when officers respond to or investigate a traffic crash. Requests can be submitted through the City of Aventura’s public-records portal or directed to the Police Records Unit. Availability depends on whether footage was recorded, retained, classified as evidence, or subject to an applicable exemption or redaction. Because video may not be retained indefinitely, a detailed preservation and public-records request should be submitted promptly.


Request Aventura Police body-camera footage through the city’s official public-records portal:

The city’s official police-records page confirms that police-record requests can be submitted through the online portal.


Florida statutes govern police records:

  • Chapter 119, Florida Statutes — the Public Records Act, presuming the footage is a public record absent a specific exemption

  • Section 119.071, Florida Statutes — allows footage tied to an active criminal investigation to be withheld until the case is no longer active. This is especially relevant for anything connected to an officer-involved shooting or in-custody incident, where footage (if it exists) is likely to be held back for an extended period while a criminal investigation and any Florida Department of Law Enforcement review proceeds.


Need Help Confirming What Evidence Exists After an Aventura Police Incident?

Rather than guessing whether body camera footage is available, we can help you confirm exactly what records exist, request them through the correct channel, and make sure nothing time-sensitive is lost in the process. Call Dan at (954) 923-6110

 
 
 

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