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after the two thousand and fifteen uprisings here the department of justice began a civil rights investigation of policing in baltimore the d.o.j. found that police here routinely violated people's rights. and internal affairs had enabled those abuses. and this report the d.o.j. found that internal affairs almost never hold officers accountable in baltimore between two thousand and ten and two thousand and fifteen they ruled against officers accused of serious misconduct only two percent of the time. let's be honest this is not something that just exists here in baltimore but this whole you know giving additional deference to law enforcement and treating law enforcement as if they're somehow above the law above the people is just a culture it's a mentality. during the obama administration department of justice attorney jonathan smith revealed a national trends. d.o.j. investigations of some twenty american cities found the police had failed to police their own finding that accountability systems are an adequate and broken and that in general affairs is not designed to identify and address serious misguided police offi

many of the colleges in the baltimore area have a police department, others have a security office. regardless of whether there police are sworn or civilian, the bpd investigate sexual assault allegations. they will essentially act as first responders or equivalent what are patrol officers will do and we have mo yous with 13 area colleges including some in the surrounding jurisdictions because we find that many come to baltimore for the clubs or sporting events and the assaults will take place. aren't we also working really closely with each of the universities's investigators to make sure the college and bpd are in compliance. in fact we just finished up some training that was provided by doj grant in 13 colleges where we trade together. that said, a lot of our cases involving college, drug or alcohol are facilitated, one of the things we have begun to start to track as a result of the consent agreement, not necessarily tracking numbers. we still don't have really accurate numbers on how many cases are drug or alcohol facilitated but we do test that is part of our savings and i wou

police department come in? >> the core commissioners in baltimore. if the system applies for charges for sexual assault they will contact us. >> the commissioner allows it to be issued. >> they slip through the cracks every now and again but then again that is up to the state attorney whether they continue with charges and more likely than not if the scenario were to occur it is an incident we were not aware of so they would likely collison to do an investigation. at the end of the day it kind of comes down to that exceptional clearance charges so we have a large portion of cases where the crime is articulated, we met the burden for ucr and probable cause and other than that, reasonable doubt taking it to trial. knowing that it is very unlikely charges will be filed and we need to get an official declination for us to clear the case. it is proved beyond reasonable doubt. >> investigative discretion, are the investigators -- the first one is talking about probable cause, a probable cause decision that sounds like all your agencies allow investigators

. >>> a baltimore police officer charged with dui. according to the department, officer aaron huleman was found slumped over the wheel in full uniform be and on duty. he agreed to a breathalyzer and he was three times the legal limit. he was fired yesterday. >>> chicago police department releasing the video of the masked shooting suspect linked to crimes. 73-year-old douglas watts was killed sunday and a 24-year-old was killed monday night. >>> evacuations under way in southern arizona where flood waters could overtop a dam. the reason? unusually heavy rains from tropical storm rosa. the flooding threatening the integrity of the dam on tribal land less than a mile from the mexican border. flash flood warning is in effect for the town until early today. >>> a michigan cheerleader dream of becoming homecoming queen has gone to pot. i didn't write it. she distributed at school brownies laced with weed all in a sway to get people to vote for her. three brownies were recovered and sent to a crime lab for testing. the students involved could face felony charges. >> wh

baltimore. police deploying 230 officers to the streets after 11 people were shot in 24 hours. the departmentdown all administration operations, a total of 650 cops can control streets but according to the baltimore sun, 910 officers being recommended to be on patrol duty. baltimore has reported 250 murders this year, 44 in the last 30 days. rob: donald trump threatening severe consequences after acknowledging missing washington post columnist jamaal khashoggi is likely dead. mike pompeo now pushing the saudi's to give them more time to explain this. jackie ibanez here with developments in this international mystery. >> reporter: donald trump didn't say much on why he thinks khashoggi is dead but he thinks saudi arabia will be held accountable if it turns out they are the ones responsible for his murder which they strongly deny. >> do you think khashoggi is dead? >> it certainly looks that way. very sad. >> reporter: the president met with mike pompeo to discuss what he learned after visiting turkey in saudi arabia as turkish officials are reporting to alleged recordings of khashoggi's murder

baltimore that does not have the money. that is coming from taxpayer money. if that was coming from police pensions, from police department , so part of it is making people accountable for themselves. the way we have it set up now when police officers in cajuns -- engage, we have to change that. about me ask the question police officer training more generally, and the basis of the -- is a lot of police officers can be overwhelmed when they are put in stressful situations. we talk about utilizing tactics around the escalation whether or not that is a kind of perspective, instituting training around de-escalation, is it something that is gaining momentum? trials and spot solutions around that? officers arel trained in escalations. there is a question about where ,hat is put in the priority given other options or the escalation is seen in some ways dangerous. why you are trying to de-escalate you might be harmed in some way. i see it in a number of policies that i work with. local branches were trying to work itcy changes, some was clear that the escalations were laughed off. the legal standard about why you can use force. w