in my life before this happened. certainly dobbs ferry. got me into this. you know i was a middle child. i'm sorry he was the day. this is some day he was doing to just you know make sure he kept money in his pocket. it was like we had to look out for we can let nothing happen to to the baby. i just hope that people can understand that there was a person who didn't deserve to die who didn't deserve to be shot fourteen times.

already. willing to read opar. he car and i was like oh so about three were u.s. marines i time at the park he sounded really good easley you know not really our ordinary you know. what he looked like to me that day was just a student during the end of the semester and which is hanging out the park taking a break a waltz right across the street here him up this way and i'm sure was laying right here like a little bedroll in a backpack his head was here in this field pointing west and the person i was working with that day called the police because they were concerned about him being so close to business. the first officers approached him they sat at my they talked and then they laughed my coworkers i'm a how they were going to call again and i said you know if he was doing something illegal they wouldn't have just walked away and left him. a second call was made

anyhow. and the officers actually came back up to us and they said hand there's nothing to enforce he's not written clock please stop calling. and honestly i even forgot to tell mater when a third officer showed up. and well we were tell when the call a day's facts it went to the cast sergeant and enough of the message on the beat cops. truck. parked this officer called in the news just there something on the board already here all are. just sort of forty six nothing and his friends told him that it was clear over a room park aren't immune to create a trouble with. this officer of them when he told them to get up off the ground

and the officer began to pet him down. i heard them cracks on the sounds of kind of fighting into the grown man like wrestling essentially the officer apparently backed up and threw his in the top tier individual twisted away from the officer pulling the toys out of his crib. the obvious or did they kind of lunge for the weapon once missed and then what happened on three swung at the officers hands didn't hit him i never saw any contact with. any kind of went back to where they were so the officers back here in their fight again fifteen feet apart at this point and that's when the officer pulled out his gun and aimed it on tree. i knew it was not happen so i turned away. that's right counted trauma more shyness

. very very hard hard hard hard. hard. wired into our body or want to. carry nine hundred. million or one. i don't even know when i was. gone i mean. every day day i didn't see the new subject the good that beat the officer with the wouldn't be taught striking him in the head the officer with you was the police detectives came to my house put me in a car end of the about all my son. you know in the course of my mother

in this car from like thirty to forty five minutes i was puzzled like what do they won't do twelve was the problem and that's how the navy has is down this. trade you are saying they are trained as world. cup the temp agencies because of his illness he has in been able to keep. the doll so they were sitting next to me put this down and i asked what's going on maine is that well that was our vacation where they are all part. and our train was in a scuffle with a police officer and that tray is the same. way he told me well brother did well just not tell him this. and his words were.

we thought you would have seen it on t.v. . good afternoon the decision is a thirty one year old male by the name of don tre hamilton now in the course of our investigation into his background we have learned that this is not his first experience with the walkie police department as recently as last year and moves on thursday afternoon chiefs lives first words were i don't want to demonize this man . but he is. homeless or a robber and all these type of things that he was one other events he's been arrested for armed robbery for disorderly conduct he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and until recently according to his grieving family they've been acting strangely and they stick to this mental health issue because many here mental health you think crazy so if they can put in people's mind said that this

was a crazy person who attacked the officer then they feel that they have leverage within the community we have violently mentally ill people whose violence is a direct result of their untreated mental illness. they are on the streets of our cities because there is no place else for them to go and their families cannot. detect them then why did they take so long to tell us what happened and. they send him a map. this is a. writer see. assange on this and they have closed all the time in this case there with oil.

chiefland said that we need to do a better job in tunis that is something that is very true. but the train having a mental illness to not kill him that officer murdered my brother. because they didn't know one way or another if you had a mental illness until my mom was questioned in their car for forty five minutes. when i met her i believe damien was two years old. that. they may grow up to be the overseer of his brothers jr he always was there. before one or

you know. trey was more quiet. he had to get to know. and you didn't see any of the sickness coming. it's a different turn it is for his decision on whether he's going to charge offs or not and they are just been trying. to step in their way. so today i want to argue i mean what i know now. that there are lots of little easter which. i use to another run around. it is hard to put into words the turmoil the strain. right now they're just having a tremendous time dealing with the fact that there hasn't been

a resolution charging decision is not made we had believed that it was going to be the day for that. they're not going to make any mistake any time you're looking police use of force to use the results on the field tell the that's a homicide investigation. you're determining whether they had a legitimate subjectively reasonable basis to use force under those circumstances. this particular case is complex because of the kurds in downtown milwaukee you know late afternoon work day and you literally have hundreds of witnesses and those have to be interviewed you have to look at the forensic evidence. that train never show any. any kind of noise or. she was only and drive. home. and no one in my family no one.

knows. when they even have a. woman with schizophrenia and what do we call them. house and he would always. are or he will say this is why. you don't leave. them. both. just. so. that we. is that there is nothing to be afraid of is not there. is

nothing. that anybody has to die for. if the united face continued to believe that through a continual press to try to transform china to a kind of systems which is totally unlike what the u.s. this was a kind of a mirage. of the tense situation in venezuela is still all over the news the problem in venezuela is not that socialism has been poorly implemented but that socialism has been great

only implement from the inside venezuela things look different we're going to announce sanctions against the troll is to venezuela associate. in the school who story isn't new nixon called in henry kissinger to tell him that it would not be tolerated in latin america. terms of economic and social system could take hold and therefore the policy would be to make. the chilean economy scream so want snowmaking the economy of venezuela screed. the money philosophy is dead right so the money velocity would measure how money is being along down from bank to bank to bank bank bank which is a measure of economic health is dead and if the money printing continues to increase sunset i'm asking the question why is the money not getting into the

economy they're printing more of the. comic that we have selected is titled a collaborative response to crime and violence in the community and the others in the audience who are on the committee. she. oh. yes limply the daughtry hamilton case for the better part of six months was agreed by everyone including the family to have been a tragedy arising out of untreated mental illness in a public space the result of violence yes which is what this was dealing with the words it was these were the wheel you're the guy you're the know all the services having the any other big cities we've got a problem with untreated mentally ill people who have no options. i'm so sick on

the back not to mention it was a mental health issue in april once ferguson broke suddenly as a racial issue. with this is to the shooting of michael brown. we're hearing that there may be many more and there were a lot of bold faced opportunists who latched on to this family and decided it wasn't a mental health story anymore it was a race story. to start the call is from just started because we were at a rally oh i think we. have culminated in. no i was kind of i still just get new to all this process but i saw a lot of courage in a new clue because mary. i will say i'm a non-confrontational person but they're not taking the serious.

even though john is hurt. just want to try. to move on with his life. and they're all going to have forgotten troy what happened that day so it will. never be their time down i asked everybody else. is just fine. with the guy for her for the sake of. looking at life because the talk of working protests causing such a also on the scouts an avenue cars are not able to get by these demonstrators they are upset over the shooting at red card one months ago the trade hamilton. was the likely to support the bill that passed i'm i.

when i first heard the news reports on my world down trade i have a robbery on his record you know but i think they just had it tangled. think i just turned eighteen. my butt had a b.b. gun. so me and then some older guy and some younger guy and i think we've got a couple lottery tickets and i watch anything like what is no more fifty dollars. but the next morning two detectives came to the house they basically handcuffed me right in the liberty. you know i do in eighteen months in the corrections with a sixteen year stay sane. some of those life lessons but i don't think anyone came

home to the standard of what i was seventeen years. or. so. i have the opportunity to speak three penalties mother and his brother and one of the things that they made clear to me that they are interested in is restoring the dignity of their son to name their son's name and in particular several items one tree was not homeless second he was not an armed robber. and so i want our community to know that he was neither homeless nor was he an armed robber. my understanding there's a team. i'm foreign to time for he's. just

fifteen and it was rough for you know single parenting you know working every day it was cool and it leads to some stuff that i didn't know. i still get my days i still have my nights and it's good fifteen years or. you know less than brandon bought into the mental health and his neck was broke his back was broken the places he laid in a diaper for three days before his life so. i'm still asked of the if her son was shot fourteen times i was just that your your who is just six somebody is worse than not how this thing carol oh i think if. i had a son his name was michael bell who was killed on november ninth two thousand and four. i was coming home with

a night out with friends designated driver who came intoxicated. michael so if you're too drunk to drive i'm going to drive michael was under the influence of alcohol but you can look on the gas cam video he's driving perfectly straight pull up in front of his house and just them a squad car pulls up behind him and my son got out of the car because it is that his own home but the officer pull up to get back in the car get back in the car. cording to offer testimony it saw this other guy in the front seat and he grabbed my coin he took on the back of the car off camera. guy pays multiple times ran to the back of the house. michel was accused of all rushing an officer here and this is actually a car that was here it was hasn't moved in in ten years and sadly that's that's the

area when michael michael died. you can see. michael was shot in the morning of november ninth two thousand and four on friday they really really. is justified before crime lab reports are complete before autopsy risk complete before witness statements are even taken they were there they held their own thing and i really just a five. here's a picture of michael i'm a veteran and i always felt that i was really a brother with law enforcement i was a captain this was my copilot navigator it's time for twenty three years i go out and believe in the democratic principle just to come home and have a police officer killed my child and then think i'm going to give fair and due process and the doors pretty much shut in my face. to. his death on. news reports throughout the years we have i go to governor doyle at the time i go

to the attorney general i don't even bother to mccollum but this is the contract for billboard that owning the already ran it and i had to resort to full page ads in newspapers and the boards to get her justifiable but the city settled out of court with bell's family mychal bell's father his use of the settlement money to put up billboards around the state calling for a change in the way these investigations are handled backing a bill that would require officer involved deaths to be reviewed by an independent authority. to do. what profession is fine and asking himself you cannot have colleagues and asking colleagues and think you're going to get an objective report you're not and there's no profession on earth who can do it so why would we expect that of law enforcement when the stakes are so high.

the law had just passed and john trey hamilton case happened a week later and i don't think the city was ready for the new laws require that it be an all. site agency other than the marquis police department to investigate the evidence to interview witnesses collect the evidence that would then be provided to the district attorney's office what we found pretty early on in this case is what really was walking police department detectives the did the investigation. the fees. are only investigations they get there fast freeze the scene identify witnesses and get a preliminary idea of what happened in this in the day downtown area we can just stand around or the hundred some possible witnesses would all run home. when d.c.i. got there it became their investigation. that outside investigation was done by

a d.c.i. a criminal investigation who is has a lot of different agencies on him but the ones that investigated entrées case was ex milwaukee police officers special agent david cobb bundy spent twenty five years at n.p.t. and collecting a city pension of five thousand dollars a month special agent gilbert hernandez spent thirty five years in any. challenge here of course in wisconsin is where the only big city. there was the state is overwhelmingly a world in suburban white go walkies where the homicides occur i can't get a copper from dram to come here and know what to do about a homicide investigation i think the challenge quite honestly is the what or how many levels of review you read for some folks that review doesn't result in a police officer under arrest it's not believe. i live with the mental health

issues so i look like a criminal to. i'm here because i want your support i want your help but i can't do that if i'm afraid. to. shack or gina sounds like something went wrong in did she call these all this officer which they they want these good reasons is a man so i am saying they are siding with a rational. person for me this is a half truth is not really rosy time. thank you very much thank you thank. you for having my. call this is a good time for iraq. we have to look at more detail workers for man came from. worse to burn it worse he

raised it did he have black friends did he have mexican friends. and when you look into his record more and you know that he had a communication problem. yes seventeen other occurrences where he either use excessive force or he used language he had a sexual assault on his record and we say the client was starting to get an out of traffic here going up to cars with workouts and trying to beat up a white clown grandstand and that's when things got heated in the incident is all caught on camera. right.

finally robert mueller has completed his investigation into so-called trump collusion with russia there are no additional indictments the report is finished but the fallout continues. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. or somehow want to. have to go right to be close it's like that before three of the more people that i'm interested always in the waters about how. to sit.

in on the phone lines smoke i don't make an important moment in the muslim on muslim for appointments you know members of sending us photos and stuff to get a. lot of fun but they just said they got nothing. she was even. just. dumb dumb but from the sun on my book you go to the british of course that's enough of them stuff. i mean you got. to. listen to.

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