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officer bret satchwell: officer safety means a lot to me. i like to think i have a say in some of the people that in the future will be working around me. i think we have a good team up here in the north area. for instance, when people run from us, pursuits we try to set perimeters up right away. just try to outsmart people. everybody pitches together you can be a strong team no individuals. ( garbled radio transmission ) let's stop this guy, this motorcycle. he's moving down the street pretty fast and blew that light. he's going to take off. radio: i have priority. okay, clear the channel, gina.

breaker 41. dispatcher: you have 41. come on, baby, we're going pursuit. we're going southbound on beaumont. we don't have a plate yet. male hispanic. ...southbound on beaumont through west street. beaumont just past bowles. he's wearing a yellow shirt. male hispanic, about 35 years old. affirmative. we're now near vista tiago. going through the alley. ( garbled radio transmission ) westbound through the alley. westbound through the alley. coming towards edgewater. we're still going through the alley westbound towards edgewater.

westbound through the alley towards edgewater. altos or whatever this is. going southbound, traction. free southbound, traction. westbound at el camino. satchwell: get off the bike! get on the ground. get on the ground. ( sirens blaring ) base 41, one in custody. get him up. kneel. hold it, hold on.

come on. i ain't got nothing on me. come on, get up and shut up. hank, can we put him in your car? i don't use no reefers. nice run. too bad the bike broke down. who broke it? his bike-- it isn't made to be driven that hard. hey, neither is my car. i think my car's broke. male officer: i'll go ahead and identify him. satchwell: yeah, if you don't mind. yeah. okay. satchwell: he was coming down rio linda and he pulls into the apartments at the trailer on beaumont right there. we got him stopped and he hung out and looked at us and just takes off. so i back out and he comes out down beaumont, man. and we're going alleys.

what nerve. he dump anything on you, you think? no. we had him in sight the whole time. hey, that's pretty... some asinine driving, man. what the hell were you running for like that? i don't got no license on me. i'm running from my violation of probation. nothing, actually. hey, blowing stop signs like that. did you see that car that almost took you out and took us out? gina: you nearly got killed. but that's life. you'd rather get killed than stopped? yeah. now you live to see another day inside the jail, huh? i'll be doing the same thing when i get out. satchwell: maybe next time, the car will hit you. i doubt it. doubt it? you drive by the seat of your pants it will catch up with you. it has before already. that's why the bike's like that.

well, you're going to jail for the warrants plus we're charging you with evasion from a police officer. yeah, i understand that. think about it next time. just pull over. i don't think so. if we would have got hurt you'd be looking at manslaughter. that's the way it is though. it's not worth your running. i know, because the bike's all twisted. bent frame, handlebar's loose, no brakes. we were so close to you, we could taste you. but i don't have no brakes though. in order to turn i was running on my feet. think about it next time. if i'd had the right equipment you'd never caught me. yeah, whatever. yeah, well we did catch you. you did an excellent job. that was good driving because when we got on them stones and we got a bit of speed up i could feel this car just sliding. satchwell: i was real close to biting it when we came out of the alley. obviously, they always drive by the

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deputy scott jacobs: i'm not a uniform. i'm a person, too, just like anybody else. i have bad days, i have good days. i'm just doing what i've been trained to do and it's something i really want to do. being a cop isn't just a job actually. it's something that you are, but i'm a person too. we just got a report of a shots fired call just down the street here. somebody shot the windows out of a car and they're still in the area with the gun. could that be the units from..? no, there's somebody out there. hi. hi. mickey. what's your name?

what happened? i didn't call nobody. you didn't call anybody? no, i sure didn't. just my law books. hi. what's going on? man: the lady back here is shooting at us. she was shooting at you? what for? we don't know. there was people in the back shooting off fireworks. what did she shoot at you? you can see the hole in the gutter. she pushed the screen out the window, and shot out... there's two holes. right up there. you can't miss it. jacobs: you know her personally? woman: we don't know her real personally. she does. uh, her first name is karen. nickname is dolly. man: and somebody's home, because we see lights... jacobs: where exactly did it come from? man: it came out the screen here and our nine-year-old sleeps in that room right there. dolly come out and went off on us because people in the back shot off firecrackers.

and she started calling tracy all kinds of names. jacobs: you heard her? where was she at? okay, see where that tree is here in the middle? yeah, yeah. she got right there and then walked over to tracy's and got right in tracy's face. i said, "hey, dolly. this is getting all blown out of proportion." she said "don't call me by my f'ing name. you don't even know who i am." then she turned around and walked off-- first she told me ( bleep ), you know. she did? man, she was crude. she was vulgar. called tracy a ( bleep ). oh, the "c" word. okay, go ahead. she walked back in her house and tracy says "she's got a gun." as i turned around i just seen the flash coming out of the barrel. where was it at? out of the window. how many shots did you hear go off? just the one. she fired a shot outside and it hit the gutter? she fired it through the screen up into the gutter.

we heard the shot go off. we saw the gun coming out the window. we don't know if the screen rejected back into her and forced the gun up. ( dog barking ) ( whispering: ) watch my back. can you unscrew that light? ( barking ) ( knocking ) dolly: who is it? jacobs: sheriff's department. hi, dolly. come here for a second. come here for a second. who else is in the house? just my nephew. what's up with the gunfire? i heard firecrackers all day. what's up with the gunfire coming out of your house?

there's none, sir. why don't i believe you? why are you doing this? she's okay. she's cool. are there any guns in the house? i have a gun, but... where is it? officer: where is it? it's hid but i haven't fired it. where is it hidden? in my bedroom. come on out. let me see your hands. step out here and let me see your hands. hands on top of your head. turn around. face the other way. ( unintelligible ) face the other way! now walk backwards to me and keep your hands up on top of your head. sorry, i just woke up. i didn't know what was going on. jacobs: where's your gun? it's right behind the door here. deputy: that's the shotgun. jacobs: tell me how that happened? dolly: that happened a long time ago. why would the other witnesses out here say it just happened and there's a bullet hole up in the gutter? there's firecrackers been going off all day long.

there's like ten witnesses out there that saw the muzzle flash. ten people are wrong and you're right? there's ten people out there? at least. that's about as many beers as you've had. you know what i'm saying? where's your handgun at? this is all dusty. this isn't it. officer: where's the handgun? is this thing... a .22, right? where's your handgun at? check under the mattress. is that where it is? check under the mattress. let's clear this all up, dolly. oh, son of a... what kind of dog do you have in here? ( grunting ) you know, i knew i should... dolly, why do you want to lie to me?

huh? can you give me a good reason why you would fire a round out your window? officer: nobody's hurt, okay? i'm so disgusted with these people saying... i work nights. i sleep days. i understand that. so what happened? i'm disgusted with them. so you fire a round off at them? i didn't fire a round off at them. you stuck itcare them? yes, i did. it was all spontaneously, okay? jacobs: she told me she shot the gun out the window because she said she snapped and just gave them some fireworks of her own. i've had people confess a lot, and it's normally when they're intoxicated. she seemed like a normal person. i think maybe she did just snap. maybe she was tired of all the stuff the neighbors were giving her, and she just had enough.

woman: ...hung himself at my store. dispatcher: wait, wait, wait. what's the problem? woman: he hung himself. what do you mean at your store? can you tell whether he's still alive or not? i don't know. he's purple. i don't know what to do. we've got a guy that hung himself. we're not sure if he's alive or dead so we're going to head on out there. that's affirm on your end. ( siren blaring ) okay, we have fire... has already arrived on the scene here as well as an ambulance. yeah, there's the business right there.

we have fire in the back working on... doing c.p.r. on the man. they're trying to revive him right now. i don't know how long he's been there hanging but you can go straight on back. try and keep to the right a little bit. all right. do you want me to control this crowd out front here? madrigal: uh... yeah. okay, uh... what happened? what was he hanging from here? right there is the rope. we're not sure exactly how... it went once around the neck. it's a real small, thin rope. officer: she cut him down. she cut him down before we got here? part of the rope is still on the ground. we left the rest of it up here until they can get done. right now, there's no pulse. no pulse?

french: i guess when he... they cut him down when he fell. he had the, you know constricting so he's got the lividity in the face so when they cut him down, he hit his nose. all the blood from the lividity came out. you just walked back there, and..? woman: i yelled, "kelly, we need to go" and he didn't answer. i thought, "maybe he's in the bathroom." i had to go lock the back door and turn off the lights. i thought, "i'll just go back there and see." that's when i found him. man: we were riding downtown-- we had some pickups to do-- and i said, you know "is there something wrong?" he goes, "yeah." i said, "do you want to talk about it?"

and he said, "no," and i said, "okay." he was unusually quiet today? it's a nylon rope about this big around, right? mm-hmm. yesterday there was a hangman's noose tied in it. what time was that? oh, geez, it was... probably when i was doing the close up. and i noticed that the rope was laying there and it had the noose in it. he had a fetish for tying those. okay, like, numerous times in the past he would get cord and tie it into a hangman's noose? yes. the noose... it was not a drop. it was not a jerk. with his weight, everything and that cord, it would have had a real stretch. no rope burns. was his feet on the ground also? his feet were on the ground and he was bent and going forward. it's very possible that the rush was coming and he lost it...

on our basis that we're talking about. deputy beth sawyer: from the length of the rope it looked like he was maybe barely touching the ground and he had his knees bent. he was bent forward and it was tied around his throat. the fire department said he might have broke his trachea. he was dead on arrival or was he still alive? he looked like to me, he was dead. when they started, he was flatline, so... okay. did you know anything about the family? any family problems or anything like that? the only thing that we figured out so far is he maybe had financial problems. he owed them some money for phone bills... the business here he owed? yeah, he owed money to them. readily admitted it-- yeah, he did it and then we said "well, you know, you're a good employee "and you know you made a mistake "so we'll work it out so you can pay it off when you get paid a couple times."

after that occurred, when you approached him on it did his pattern of behavior change while he was working here, or did he go on just as usual? i didn't notice any difference. today was probably the worst. the other days they were normal days. today was the real quiet one. stomsvik: the real quiet day. okay. as a police officer, i see a lot of suicides, and i get paid to handle that kind of situation. this lady, she's going to be upset for a long time. you could really... it really shook her up. i think the husband was able to handle the situation a lot better but, uh, she's the one that went back there and, you know, just ten minutes before he was her employee, working away in the back and she goes back there and he's hanging and, you know, you really feel sorry for people-- both the family of the victim, and this lady that saw this.

officer: i've got him at gunpoint. dispatcher: gunpoint, 132 and bush. coverage code three.

. we will tell you what the chp is doing about the driver. and an 8-year-old girl is back from a field trip, we will have a look at the arrow doctors removed from her leg. it is all ahead on the news news. . i definitely got some sprinkles. >> we have light rain, well inland from all the way to the coast right here to the ship, we will have a lost low clouds, some of it does not show up,

mostly cloudy light rain, upper 60s and lower 70s, here is sal. we are looking at wet roads in many areas, that could affect the morning commute and it likely will. we have a little bit of rain, our morning commute is looking well in san francisco and traffic is moving well. let's go back to the desk. we begin in the east bay, a car hit a woman who was walking and tara moriarty is outside the convenience store where this all happened, tara? >> we are here in front of the market. >> reporter: the female driver backed up about 100 feet in this direction and if i show you, she hit a woman where this sort of debris is right here and we believe according to

witnesses, she went out the exit here which is over here behind this gas station turning left eastbound on 167th treat. now the victim was rushed to the hospital, luckily she had non-life threatening injuries and she is expected to be okay. they are expected to see which direction she is headed and witnesses say she is between 15 and 30 years old. the driver is ready to come forward. >> honesty is the best policy, being ford and always trying to take care, that is the best approach. the longer you wait to take care of something, there could be more charges you could potentially facedown the road. >> the vehicle is described as a light blue four-door vehicle, between the ages of 15 and 30 if you have any information, you are urged to contact chp.

tara moriarty, ktvu channel 2 morning news. >> also new this morning, vandalism and a high-speed chase through the south bay, we have exclusive video near the exit in san jose. around 10:00 last night santa clara sheriff's deputies sprayed avail way -- a railway and when sheriff's deputies approached them they took off in a honda. a check of the license plate revilled they were stolen. the pursuit went on i 85 and 101 and speeds reached 185 miles per hour. >> there were officers involved in the pursuit but it ended safely for everybody. >> the suspects pulled over and they found dr