to each of the progress we have made in the last several years in improving community trust but michel gross things police brutality cases are as widespread as ever the reality is we haven't seen the the needle move really much at all in the last several years in our own area we have seen a decrease in the number of people killed by police but we're really trying to wrap our hands around the numbers of people that are brutalized by police and that's sort of the area that's that's the most resistant to actually changing and so you know we have to continue this work we have to continue to hold look for ways to hold officers accountable and to change the culture of policing in this country we have a serious problem it's a real epidemic and we have to do something to end it well the incidents in north carolina is the latest in a series of police brutality cases that have been captured by buddy comes over the past three years. undercover. i brought. her. she think. we could figure out the for. her well all of them are. fine but i thought that was. see. around a hundred eighty members of the u.k.'

leaked in february six months after the incident took place and to police brutality activist michelle gross says the police department's refusal to act on the video until it was released is alarming. the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away or least they're supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities they asheville police department task can deaden the offices actions saying they are contrary to the progress we have made in the last several years and improving community trust but michel gross things police brutality cases are as w

a clip was leaked six months after the incident took place and the police brutality activist michelle grosssays the police department's refusal to act on the video into that was released is alarming. the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away early so supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities. the asheville the police department has condemned the officers actions saying they are quote contrary to the progress we have made in the last several years in improving community trust however the incident in north carolina was just the lat

well but it was late six months after the incident took place anti police brutality activist michelle gross says the police department's refusal to act on the video until it's meek is alarming. the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away or least they're supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities the asheville police department has condemned the office's actions they say these are contrary to the progress we have made in the last several years in improving community trust however the incident is just the latest in a series of police

well actually it was leaked six months after the incident took place police brutality activist michelle gross says the police department's refusal to went on the video until it's me is alarming the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away early so supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities. well the asheville police department has condemned the office's actions they say these are contrary to the progress we have made in the last several years in improving community trust however the incident is just the latest in a series of police bru

police brutality activist michel gross is the police department's refusal to act on the video until it was leaked is alarming the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away or least there are supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kind of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in many police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities the police department condemns the officers actions saying that they are quote contrary to the progress we've made in the last several years in improving community trust the incidents just the latest in a series of police brutality cases that have been captured by body comes over the past three years.

it was leaked six months after the incident and actually occurred to police brutality activist michelle gross says the police department's refusal to walk on the video until it was leaked is alarming the video was held by the police department all this time and all of this time they could have taken action against officer hickman an officer or gary and they chose not to you know supervisors look at that footage right away early so supposed to and clearly he had no fear of any kinds of accountability related to that conduct this must be standard operating procedure in that particular police department and frankly it is in men. police departments these videos must always be made public we have no way to monitor police conduct and to understand how our police are operating if we can't watch those videos that they themselves collect on their own activities their police department has condemned the office's actions saying that they are quote contrary to the progress we have made in the last several years in proving community trust but the incident is just the latest in a series of police brutality

problem it's a real epidemic and we have to do something to end it at that point we'll leave it that michel gross activists from community is united against police brutality thank you very much thank you. well i'll be back with the latest headlines in just over hoffa now meanwhile for more on all of our stories. the legacy of the communist era has left i'm assuming a lot of of the legacy waste as well i'm assuming again from my understanding of the soviet era that there was much more of a culture of a reuse and not trying things a way that i think a society that emotion out of that tends to reject so it's a matter of moving back to that. done not once not. enough lose often not done what might have been a top of the definitions you know i'm bad. once you king of the new south. and. take them into equal city just if you move to duck you get the gun and then you're going to bring. out with a kind. young movie it might not be a couple more scenes are going to you know one of each yeah i was out. in this just feeling this one means i love this that you know let me show this number tokyo found it is g