In the defendant's trial for assault on a public servant, the State did not commit a Brady violation by failing to preserve a video of the incident alleged to have occurred. The investigating officer explained that the video system was not equipped to download or save the recording to another disk but was maintained for 60 days and then discarded. He testified that the recording did not clearly show the defendant and that it was not useful in the investigation. Additional evidence showed that all surveillance videos were routinely discarded in 60 days. There is nothing in the record to show bad faith on the part of the State, either by extension through the acts of the sheriff's office or the prosecutor. Chandler v. State - 06-08-00062-CR.