The congressman for the Texas district where police officers were allegedly caught on tape beating a young burglary suspect is set to weigh in on the controversial arrest.

Rep. Al Green (D-Texas) will host a press conference Monday in Houston to discuss the officers' conduct during the incident.  Green's public statement comes in response to the arrest of Chad Holley, a black 15-year-old who was a suspect in a home burglary case. In making the arrest last March, a surveillance camera caught the officers kicking Holley after he had effectively surrendered.

Holley was later convicted of burglary.

The tape of the alleged beating, which a federal judge ordered not to be released to the public, was leaked by a member of the New Black Panthers party last week, according to CBS News. It aired last Wednesday.

Green, a former president of the Houston chapter of the NAACP, is an outspoken critic of racial profiling in law enforcement.