Additionally, 3 years to provide the video is complete bullcrap
Three years is not for a single video, but all of them. And all of them would need to be reviewed before release.
A previous post suggested (and I agree that it's fairly obvious) that not all records produced by public agencies are required to be released.
This yahoo should have to specify parameters that narrow down the request to something in a specific relevant range. Otherwise, it's just some asshole who doesn't like cops being a pain in the ass. It's a "nuisance" request that should be rejected.
You know, these same idiots bleating that these are "public records" and *ALL* public records must be disclosed are the same folks that bash police for being resistant to body cams. It's a shame, but these people come off simply as trouble makers. Remember this case when you opine for body cams in YOUR municipality.