police say it was taken on a cell phone by armand's son.ce is heard saying, get out, as the family runs outside. and two other videos released by the police taken from an officer's helmet camera, armand martin is already dead, on the ground in his driveway and you can see police approaching the body. in the other video, officers handcuff martin, although he is already dead, per department policy, his body is then removed, revealing two guns and an ammunition clip. police say martin came out of his home firing both guns, but have not released any video, showing that particularly part of the incident. monday night, protesters stormed a city council meeting, demanding the police chief resign after a string of high-profile shootings, this one being the latest. attorney general eric holder had ordered a review of the albuquerque police and when those findings came out recently, the doj found, quote, a pattern or practice of excessive force. joining me now is eugene o'donnell, a former police officer and professor of law of police study at john j

when we met armand at cochran he was recovering from a shoulder surgery. but that didn't help ease the pain of being here after a 26-year career in law enforcement. >> worked in the parole division, detective bureau, personnel training in the jails, then promoted to lieutenant in 1984. >> after retiring, he and a group start add charitable foundation. they raised over $3 million in donations. but then questions arose about where the money actually went. >> to make a long story short the judge said all of the money was raised was fraud even though we could show we gave away $70,000 to little league teams, hospitals, christmas drives, thanksgiving, easter basket drives. now it's all fraud money so because it's all fraud the $3.5 million is all income and by the way you owe several million dollars tax on that. >> after donating only $70,000 of the $3.5 million he raised, tianaa was sentenced to 18 years in prison for fraud and embezzlement. >> in the beginning it seems surreal. as you go through it you start to devise ways to cope, or, go crazy. you know. i m

armand who performed the euro area with around two percent growth in each year the oecd says so what if unspectacular to help them win here could strengthen the steady job creation including banks and government announces still on track. once the government to implement the food to be the richest been penciled in for next year's budget. our export dependent economy could be hit by potential international problems. one of them is the ukraine situation which could derail global growth trajectory through and to keep disruption to the obesity is also concerned about the fright of banking and property sectors in china the group has raised fears of lots of posts. then there's the prospect of the nation and the euro area the risk of generalized holding places dash for the payment which will also be compared to the closing about the recession. that's when qvc he wants the european central bank cut its main interest rate to zero percent next week's meeting is on thursday. the childcare because as i read outstripped the growth we are still dragging this an awesome burden of dust behind the sum

close call for two young women at the crossfire of a drive-by shooting carlos rodriguez /was done armander from a passing car here on early tuesday to reassess the sugar is aiming at a man who was hiding in her driveway and set off a car alarm. she and her cousin caught up in the shooting after coming out side the investigate. neither it seriously hurt. and sampras is got those of the department of health to and are hard at this walgreen's location the entente san francisco as inspectors found of rodent carcass also wrote and feces all over the place managers with walgreen said there were not cleaned properly but now taking steps to improve the situation. bring county bring to a center of a unique war memorial been called the wall the dead teachers more than 6000 images of servicemen and women died in a war of direct since september of 2001 organizers here at this display happen very well received an artist and nevada and travel across the country remains at the civic center until june 13th. here in oakland at bishop o'dell high school they are cautiously optimistic after meeting with th

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