day in november , in a cul-de-sac at the end of a quiet dallas street, bennett faced terror of a different kind. don tittle: bobby, he was having a psychotic episode. bennett was screaming...armed with a small knife. when police arrived, they found bennett outside. seconds later, police say he attacked, raising the knife above his head and lunging towards the officers. (sound effects: four gunshots) one officer opened fire, hitting bennett in the stomach. he was rushed to the hospital, charged with assaulting an police custody for days a neighbor's surveillance camera proved he shouldn't be. it shows that bennett never approached the officers. instead, he stood still, his arms at his side...before he was shot. the officer who pulled the trigger was criminally charged. his partner, who gave a false statement, was suspended. bennett survived his injuries. don tittle attorney for bobby bennet runs = 1:05 - 1:10 you would think the police response would be, let's make sure officers are trained properly or let's look again at the policy on dealing with the mentally ill. ross jones runs = 1:12-1:20 but instead, dallas'

day in november , in a cul-de-sac at the end of a quiet dallas street, bennett faced terror of a different kind. don tittle: bobby, he was having a psychotic episode. bennett was screaming...armed with a small knife. when police arrived, they found bennett outside. seconds later, police say he above his head and lunging towards the officers. (sound effects: four gunshots) one officer opened fire, hitting bennett in the stomach. he was rushed to the hospital, charged with assaulting an officer. he would stay in police custody for days"!until a neighbor's surveillance camera proved he shouldn't be. it shows that bennett never approached the officers. instead, he stood still, his arms at his side...before he was shot. the officer who pulled the trigger was criminally charged. his partner, who gave a false statement, was suspended. bennett survived his injuries. don tittle attorney for bobby bennet runs = 1:05 - 1:10 you would think the police response would be, let's make sure officers are trained properly or let's look again at the policy on dealing with the mentally ill. ross jones scripps national correspondent r

it's been more than two years since bobby bennett was shot. he setted his case for $1.6 million. his attorney says the community would be better serve fundamental the police were treated like everyone else. >> it serves the purpose of the police. it does not serve the purpose of justice. >> are last month a special committee in maryland voted to cut the ten day waiting period down to five. for scripps news in washington, i'm ross jones. >> to learn more on how the officers are defend the practice and see if officeers in your area are affording a >> the sonogram of a dying twin is capture the heart of so many. twins are holding hands in the sonogram a.kansas couple recently finding out that one of the babies has hold neil his heart and the brain is not growing as it should. it also seems as if one is protect the other. >> i stood in the mirror and noticed, where is my belly button. that was houston woman threatening to sue her doctor saying she had surgery to have her baby belly removeed and woke up without a belly button. the doctor said had told patient he'd rebuild after the in

jones looks at people across the nation >> reporter: for most of his life mental illness was what bobby bennett fault but in 2013 at a cul-de-sac at the end of a quiet street bennett faced terror. >> he was having psychotic episode. >> reporter: screaming with a knife and when police arrived bennett was outside and seconds later police say he attacked raising the knife and lunging towards the officers. one officer opened fire. hitting bennett in the stomach. he was rushed to the hospital and charged with assaulting an officer and he would stay in police custody for days until a neighbor's surveillance camera shows he shouldn't be. bennett stood still and the officer that pulled the trigger was charged and his partner that gave a false statement was suspended. bennett survived his injuries. response would be let's maybe sure officers are trained properly and look at the policy on the mentally ill. >> reporter: but instead dallas' police chief says they should be afforded three days before questioning and to watch the video before making the statement. >> you are concerned about whether they are