bill: now on "chasing news". ♪ >> officer jason miller has turned himself in for unzipping his pants and exposing his genitals. >> the body cameras appear. >> if given a trade-off i don't want to see it. bill: you the choice he would say go ahead. >> yes. >> unless of course you want to go to the beach this summer. >> come out. >> come out of property taxes. >> let them take the beach money out of that. >> what every new jersey and has been doing. bill: i love them. >> a nonprofit provides birthday parties for kids. pink and purple balloons.

a beautiful cake. ♪ bill: kaysix, you are chasing the story of a cop who shows little more than his badge. >> absolutely. i'm in newton, new jersey. surrendered his badge and gun and turned himself in to the prosecutor's office for allegedly unzipping his pants and exposing his genitals to some individual he had pulled over for traffic events. charged with two counts of official misconduct, one count of a pattern of official misconduct and the count of lewdness. police were tipped off by a couple anonymous tips on march 18. details at officer miller stopped 26 your over speeding. when he returned to the car you can clearly

here the sound of his pants others up enclosed are open. then on october 23 he stopped at 22-year-old man leaving a bar restaurant. according to the complaints his genitals were actually out of his pants. _-dash can video that was reviewed confirmed all these behaviors. we spoke to the sergeant. >> police cars and 2015 about every car has a camera the only thing i can think of us he was recording this intentionally. bill: it's very hard to tell. >> another instance where we need to have those body cameras on them. bill: i don't think body cameras have anything to do with it. >> it's up your, not down here. a here. a police officer, law enforcement officer. a higher responsibility. he has to meet the full force of law. that being said i guy who has been

ticketed for speeding before run a stop sign if i'm given the trade-off i don't want to see it. bill: given the choice between a couple a couple hundred dollars and fine and having the officer expose himself to you he would say go right ahead. >> yes. >> in the courtroom officer miller pled guilty to a lesser charge of tampering with evidence. in early august. he can never be a police officer in any other town. if you have any information or just like to comment on the story tweet me. you can always tweet the show. bill: "high speed chase" start us off. >> check out this video that was posted on twitter. you can see in this video

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governor cuomo is throwing his hands up. maybe in mexico. hundreds of officers are still don't know where they are. joyce mitchell arrested on friday and in court on monday. >> depressed broken and allegedly had a relationship with one of the conflicts. allegedly then had a relationship. the detective put the detective put him behind bars. supposedly very well endowed. other information allegedly confessed to law enforcement

the plan was her to help these convicts escape and then have her husband killed and have the three of them flee to a cabin in vermont. joined right now by her family and marriage. teesix you essentially you essentially tweeted. these two killers on the loose. allegedly completely complicit. and you kind of but the burden back on there relationship. i need to understand this. for most people that sounds outrageous. >> obviously was not satisfied. going to fall in love with a prison inmate who can't go anywhere basically see him whenever he wants and is going to be there for her and talked her into thinking that there was more to the relationship. relationship. she may have been feeling emotionally distant. in this case the systemic factors.to dissatisfied

relationships. bill: appreciate you putting that in some kind of context. >> may not be feeling satisfied at home. that home. that can lead women to make irrational decisions. sexual compatibility that may not be there in their marriage. she may have felt them that with richard. bill: been reported that she was a sex addict. >> sexually satisfied in her marriage she would not have wandered. >> what about wanting to kill her husband. what about that part? >> that is justified by the fact that she wanted to get this done to resolve herself from the guilt.

found out about the affairs. >> probably crazy. probably completely heartbroken. insane enough to actually think that these convicted killers would be honest with her. run off a little over there all night's. >> another relationship. she on that another relationship. she on that husband and that she wanted this one to be killed. >> you can't change a leopard spots. bill: thank you for adding a perspective that i quite honestly did not expect. thank you. >> cold, but not too cold. i like it cold. and also you you another thing. central new jersey mid- 90s. cool breezy very manageable.

74 degrees. that that might be worth the price of admission by itself. >> we don't need badges unless you want to go to the beach this summer. >> the high-tech state the highest property taxes on the planet. while we planet. while we pay money. almost seems anti- american to charge people. >> you not anti- american. >> services. all right. down on the beach. >> you know five pay property tax. let them take the beach money out of that.

>> well property tax. >> that's a good.as well. >> it's been like this a long time. kicked off the trend in 1929. followed suit over the years. georgetown economy. seems like the only place. >> you don't want to go south jersey? particular. now will reap in the neighborhood of $2 million.

all the way down the atlantic coast. what is no one else do it? >> i don't even know how long. they have no choice. bill: you put the free beach. and beach. and all of the people who grew up going there and now it's a free beach. bill: by next year they will be charging. bill: you are chasing the story about a nonprofit in maplewood. >> right. many of us us have been going up but probably took for granted. a nonprofit by two women. provide birthday parties. some sort of days.

>> allows us to gauge. there have a financial strain a family crisis. nowadays they run anywhere from three to $500. i chased the story to attend the 9th birthday party and went bowling. i'm so excited. it's going to be awesome. >> setting up everything just the way they wanted. [applause]

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targeting tourists. pres. says president says they want tourists to avoid the unsafe and abusive work. offers other options on the website. >> we strongly discourage tourists. so tourists. so much that new york has to offer. so much see you can do in new york city. creating an electric power carriage. carriage. abuse of the horses. surprisingly enough they agree. >> it shows how to test from reality.

all the self appointed. think they can just switch jobs for people. how dare they. >> the colorful activists out here today the abuse of the horses ranges from respiratory problems to injuries from traffic. >> i don't care about the horse. they don't care. they just want to get onto this blue line here as fast as they can. >> the timing of the release of this initiative is important. 573 comes back in the play this summer. hoping that this will make a difference. ♪

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>> what's more american than that? >> former mayor former candidate for united states senate. >> good to be with you. >> the presidential campaign is heating up. you are here to talk about the guy you are backing. as i understand that you are are the 1st announced new jersey statewide campaign manager.

you you are wrapping for ted cruz. >> supporting us senator ted cruz. i want to say going into the selection i believe making a decision. and i very much like rand paul a lot. rick perry and many others. this is what i decision on. united states constitution is a foundation on which we have built this nation's freedom liberty. under attack. what better candidate can articulate a message. bill: governor christie is going to enter the race in some time very soon. is this a direct going after governor christie? how does ted cruz appeal with new jersey? will it be a buildup or take down? >> it will be a buildup. this is all about the best candidate.

the governors policy for new jersey has failed miserably. losing. teesix chris christie was out there for you. we've seen the video of him standing there endorsing you for the u.s. senate. senate. you think the governor is feeling a bit of a slight? >> rand paul ulrich perry and many others. >> a state that is going to vote its pocketbooks and wallets in the upcoming presidential election. election. how will be overcome new jersey's own self from stability? >> that's a great question. at the heart of his campaign is a gross message of true economic growth. 5 percent gdp growth not

this mediocre growth. so when you return to the constitution and true economic growth, growth this is his message. it's how you elevate people out of poverty. bill: thanks. guinea pigs. >> can't grilling a guin >> ♪ >> this is a fox 29 news update. >> hi, everyone, i'm fox 29's chief meteorologist, scott williams. the high temperature made it up to 89 degrees on monday. it was hot, it was humid and yes, we're going to do it again for your tuesday. as we take a look at those temperatures, 76 degrees by 7:00 a.m., mid 80's by 11:00. upper 80's, 90 degrees for the high temperature as well as more pop-up storms.

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