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. >>> today the cleveland police union will vote to endorse a candidate and something it has never done be. >> tiffany tarpley joins us live from outside you can headquarters and some are calling this controversial. >> reporter: they are concerned this could further divide the union and the community. it is no secret cleveland police have been under scrutiny from some in the community in which they serve and also going through the federal reforms. the president -- union president said he will not give he says this is a dangerous time for law enforcement officers and they need someone in the white house who will stand up for police. he says he personally supports donald trump and the black shield police association president lynn hampton who's been an officer in cleveland for more than 20 years is not sure this is something union officers should be taking a stand on. >> it gives people the opportunity to voice opinion but it is still that is still a personal choice. i think it a cousin is so controversial we should not be part of it. >> reporter: until the voting -- the voting will start

for cleveland police. developed over the past year. in response to several controversial shootings and accusations of police brutality. that led to a consent decree with the u.s. department of justice. >> body camera. crisis intervention training. and improved over sight. have already begun. now they're redefining how and when officers can use force. >> . providing officers with clear rules of the road. >> stricter guidelines. where force can only be used when necessary. and proportional to the threat. without extreme or excessive measures. and after employing deescalation tactics. the officer and threat. never putting themselves into the path of the vehicle. >> atd first glance it sounds too subjective and impractical. >> we have no control of over that. if somebody starts driving at us. we have no control over that. >> . also. new first aid kits are in cruisers and already saving lives. but the policy requires police to begin treatment. even if there are no visible injuries or com injury. >> . tkpwrepb it's tkpweb again it's subjectiv

her husband acted alone. >>> breaking developments in an excessive force case brought against cleveland police. >> a possible settlement between the city and the family of a man who died in police custody. derick waller was reporter in federal court today. derick, what did you learn? >> reporter: well you know i just learned that the family of 40-year-old rodney brown who died in police custody back in 2010, well they are now actually in talks with the city of cleveland over a possible out-of-court settlement coming just a few days before the trial was set to start here behind me in federal court. and now brown died in police custody on new year's eve 2010 after being pulled over east 113th. his family including his mom the courthouse. cleveland police said he was pulled over for driving without his headlights on. court documents say that they decided to arrest him after he refused to show a driver's license. but there was a struggle and officer michael chapman pulled out a taser. police said that brown ran before getting tased again and tackled. he ended up going into cardiac arrest and dying

>>> that is right we oo out here at 1st district cleveland police headquarters. it took place right here in the southern section of the district parking lot involving this pick up truck. and out leer exclusively. -- out here exclusively. and a domestic dispute causing these shots to fire out out. not only did they here the shots. informed police they were shot. and we suspect just a few mements ago and a shooter was still out in the parking lott and cleveland police doing an excellent job to come out here and subdhow suspect without -- subdue the inwithout accident. and the condition. reporting live. >> thank you. an after years of petition amendments in less than an hour legal marijuana is legal. >> we wanted to know what does this start date actually mean. question so what happens tomorrow. >> pretty much nothing happens tomorrow for patients. but the law go thins books but legal -- on the looks but legally marijuana might be years away. >> if you think you can light up a joint freely without be arrested orcharged you are wrong. >> several things need to happen

johnson was wanted in cleveland after police say he shot and killed rashad bandy and brandon james inside their apartment in january. johnson is current being held in michigan on bond and is expected to be extradited to cleveland. >>> cleveland police say one person has died after an overnight shootings on the west side. overnight officers responded to the lakeview estates on west avenue. we are told the victim drove himself to the hospital where he later died. >>> the weather probably the bright spot of the day, tara. >> certainly is. i think we've got some football going on, some thursday night games. i like it. kind of a cool live shot here in wayne county. a football on the field, and the weather cooperating. bright blue skies. a little chilly for us in spots. if you don't that have brilliant sunshine on top of temperature. this is below average. typical highs should be in the middle 70s. winds out of the east at 7 miles per hour reminding us fall sander the corner. temperatures across the area in the 70s. we did have a few 60 that were trying to hold on tough like ashtabula at 68. ne

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down. >> it has changed considerably. >> reporter: deputy chief wayne drummond has worked for cleveland police for 23 years. >> when i took the test many moons ago i would say it was approximately 5,000 people actually took the police examination, which is quite a bit. >> reporter: cleveland police calls. they assure me the numbers are down. >> it is kind of challenging at times to get the number of recruits that we need to fill classes. >> reporter: reasons? according to some police officers, danger, increasingly tougher standards, and the most common complaint, low pay for the level of rink involved. >> it's about $45,000 coming out of the police academy. >> reporter: compare that to columbus where the base pay is 24,000 more than what is offered in cleveland. >> the dynamics are different. they are a >> reporter: that being said, monday the newest class of recruits, 50 in all, traveled to columbus to begin their six- month academy training. deputy chief drummond says when they return to cleveland they will undergo six to eight weeks of local training before starting a six-month probation pe

cleveland police say a car ran into the lorraine surgical 5 is going to check out that in . a car spun out around 90 and east 200 street. it is not causing issues with the green you are seeing on the math shows we are extra way -- wet and slick . slow your speeds and give yourself plenty of time. let's head outside and check on the view of 71 and bagley. there is no issue. it is starting to build when it comes to value >>> good morning, we're just getting to the area of west 55th and lorraine. police are trying to zero in on exactly where this incident is happening . you can see police in the area of west 55th and lorraine. we're just getting here trying to get a good angle of everything that is happening in will continue to check back with you in just a couple of minutes. hopefully we will give you a better look of the scene whenever we get there. >>> a cleveland couple says i do over the weekend and now they're spinning their honeymoon in the burn center. they tie the knot saturday night . on the 3rd day is husband- and-wife their how suddenly caught fire. they both made i

cleveland police sorting out details of a shooting during a child custody transfer. in the police first district parking lot the child's father is the suspected shooter. the boyfriend of the mother is the victim who says he was shot in the chest during a fight between the two. the suspected shooter was immediately arrested. also a barrage of gunfire on cleveland's east side last that victim speaking exclusively to news channel 5. he says she was laying in bed reading the bible when he first heard those gunshot ands felt the bullets flying past his head. more than two dozens shots fired on east 40th near central. number of homes hit. one of the bullets hit him in the leg. >> i seen all the blood gushing. i didn't know where i was hit but seen that i was hit in the leg. just see everywhere. leaving trails of blood and panicking because i've never seen such a sight. i ran and just told my mom. told my mom, mom, i got hit. >> lock heart said police got to his house fast but the shooter got away. he was happy no one else was hurt. >>> cleveland police unveiled it's propos

anyone with information should call cleveland police. after amish parents contacted law enforcement. with concerns about illegal activity. at the party. >> . had a couple under cover officers go in. to look for under age drinking. and drugs. and they weren't in there very long. they called and said we have a lot of under age drinking going on. so at that time we decided we're going to go ahead and go in. >> the taeurpbls who teenagers who have not been pwap baptized in the church. are allowed to explore the outside world. >> . the owner of the property where the party was held says he rented it out to the organizer of the event. who promoted it through social media. used by the amish. each guest paid 20-dollars to get in. transgender students have the right to use the bathroom of their choice. up until now. transgender students used a family style bathroom. but recently a trans-student requested to use the boys restroom. superintendent approved that request. and friday a letter was sent home to all parents ex-planing the policy change. l

contact the cleveland police thank you very much. authorities here trying to investigate a man's death. this afternoon. national park. several departments were called to the scene. investigators say they do not doesn't appear to be a homicide. however. they are still trying to figure out what happened. man's identity hasn't been released. >> . police arrest a man at a private girls school. after witnesses caught him looking at up the skirts of students and their mothers. with a stolen pass. on the last friday in august. witnesses reported seeing him looking up skirts. according to to court records. there is surveillance that confirms those eyewitnesses. turner has been indicted for burglary. and voyeurism. >> . >> afternoon. on clevelands east side. after a crash involving a school bus. the cleveland school district says one of the cars involved ran into another car. causing it to sideswipe the bus. according to to the district. examined by ems. thankfully no one was hurt. >> . a self-proclaimed psychic. probably didn't see this comi

the police were chasing a stolen u-haul from strongsville into cleveland. the driver crashed at the intersection of lorain avenue and west 41st street and also involved was a strongsville police car. the cleveland ems transported one person to the hospital. this is the third time in over three weeks strongsville police have chased suspects from its jurisdiction into cleveland. >>> brutally beaten and discriminated against. that is what a homeless cleveland is claiming. she was a victim of a violent crime. she claims that cmha police are biased. as joe paganakas details, a lawsuit is filed in federal court. >> because i am trans and i guess it's been a plan for them to do this for a very long time. >> reporter: 22-year-old kay la jane said she was a victim of a vicious beating on the seventh floor of the west boulevard cmh apartments in june. because she is a transgender woman. >> between 7 and 9 people attacked me, they kicked and punched and bit me. >> reporter: kayla had to be hospitalized and filed this lawsuit in u.s. district court. >> the suit is about

. >>> and it happened again, police chased a car from strongsville into cleveland, about 20 miles down 71. and nick foley is following the story for us. this is the third time this happened the last month. >> and we have seen them time vans after police give chase. sometimes the suspect is caught and other times, they're nowhere to be found. we know that some of the chases in the area are being led here into the city of cleveland and last night, the latest incident has police in strongsville class a stolen u-haul van and leading officers more than 20 miles here in cleveland and they collided at lorain avenue,th street and -- 44th street and had is on the heels strongsville police into cleveland the last few weeks and the issue is that once in city limbs, cleveland police have a specific policy of giving chase when it involves violent felons or drink drivers. cleveland police patrolman's association president said that this policy empowers the bad guys. >> and get in the car, drive real fast and, you know, they're not going to chase us. they're going to -- and that is emboldening them a

i have an e-mail out to cleveland police and will keep >>> the death toll in a mall shooting in washington state is now up to 5. the suspect is still on the run. police are searching for him. this happened around 7:00 p.m. local time. we will have more on the search for the suspect later in the morning. >> stop,, police. >>> this could easily lead to poor decision making. this sheriff deputy was arrested for assault. he hit a handcuffed man in the face. the chief is working to make sure everyone can handle the detailed background checks and psychological evaluations are key after a heated chase. specific training could help in out comes. >> we talk about how your blood pressure and heart rate will get up. there >> officers need to know there will be consequences if stay don't handle an arrest by the book. >>> the bridge will finally open tomorrow. it needs one last final touches and because of that it will be closed. >>reporter: let's talk about those closures. will reopen tomorrow at 11 a.m. also the innerbelt bridge will be closed. to get around it your alternate approximate will be 77,

her familyus the fundraiser includd 5050s and other raffles to support the family who willl cleveland police officers it a better idea for them not to take a stand at all as fox eights kevin freeman reports this morning the officers have different opinions be back this would be not a good thing for us to be involved in endorsing anyone at this particular time when hampton is the president of the local black shield of police association and organization founded to look out for the interest of black cleveland police officers according to a c pta presidents to premises members wednesday the membership voted by a narrow margin of the cleveland police patrolmen's association will make an endorsement of the upcoming election for president of the united stateses everyone should be respected by the law and everyone should respect the law right now that's not the case and a lot of our neighborhoods secretary clinton doesn't want to use a couple of words and that's law and order with the law and we're not going to have a country racialv tensions and specifically between the police and some minority co

>> cleveland police arrested her. remember all that talk of self-defense? later she was indicted for aggravated murder so how did it get to that? police at the scene did not even expect the victim to die but the investigation did not end with those questions.d investigators took a closer look. how did a man get shot in the house but house but no blood found?t cuyahoga county prosecutors say he did not happen the did not happen the way that way.y. they say there was no security camera outside and she shot the man outside while she walked away. >> shortly after the shooting loved ones. at the the scene. orton tried to explain why this happened. she shot an old friend she had >> he never put his hand on me never never never. he never put his hands on me until today. >> again the scene did not tell the whole story.he she ended up pleading to voluntary manslaughter and was sentenced to 13ta years, the boy camera video giving us b a lookt what police see before they have it all figured out. >> prosecutors say the woman's brother also pled guilty to obstructing off

cleveland. the van and a strongsville police car colliding at lorain avenue and west 41st street. one person was transported with unknown injuries and this is the heels of two others by strongsv cleveland the last few weeks and the issue here is that once in city limits, cleveland police have a specific policy of giving chase when it involves violent felons or drunk drivers. and steve loomis said this policy empowers the bad guys. >> and get in the car and drive fast, you know, and they're not going to chase us and they're going to -- and that emboldens them and they're going to go and rob the next person. grab that you see here from a video in strongsville in early august, police arrested two suspects in cleveland that eventually led to two arrests in what is believed to be a smash-and-grab crime ring. terrence. >>> thank you. and the city of lorain is dealing with the ninth order of the year and three happened in 48 hours. and this is a double homicide, two brothers were killed and a witness said that they were arguing when one shot the othe brother and police won't say if he act

next year.er for e entire thing head on over to fox eight news .com. >> jessica reporting. >> cleveland police trying to who broke into phone store earlier this mornig someone shattered the front window and shaker square around 4:00 a.m. police say most of the funds fromo the store were take investigators looking for fingerprints and blood evidence from the glass sprint. print. they hope surveillance video g will help them figure out who did the. >> a couple this. >> a couple of shocking photos floating around t t online. ths steubenville, ohio officers saw this theys saw the car weaving, adults who apparently overdosed on something. in the back seat real part of the face a little bit of the four -year-old for the female in the frenzied unconscious turning blue justf before the driver about studies that he was actually taking her to the hospital. emergency crews came in to give several doses of narcan and police foune some sort of white powdery substance sent to the lab for testing.o both survived and are facing s a bunch of charges this morning the tall is in child is in protective custody. >

. >> reporter: cleveland police tell us they have no expect information on the homicide here at 116th and putnam. they have no expects for the double homicide. and we have no information on arrest for the three shootings that happened overnight. >>> meantime, two people as kristin said were shot dead and shooting early this morning. police tell us they responded to east 86th street and found a 22-year-old man and 26-year-old woman lies in the street with self gun shot wounds. they were taken to university hospital where they were pronounced dead. >>> right now, police need your help identifying this person who they believe robbed the burger king on clark avenue. police told us the robber had a gun and demanded cash. the employee had already made the money drop for the night so the cro if you recognize this person on your screen, you're asked to call the cleveland police department. >>> nearly a 20 degree drop this tramp what we felt on saturday. the humidity gone, winds light ped and boy, was it beautiful. hopefully you and the family were taking a nice walk around the neighborhood. f

the cleveland police officers from the city's fifth strict showed up. surprise, surprise -- district, showed up. surprise, surprise, joey and police officers came bearing men and women in blue. >>> and what do you think? >> i think that is an awesome story. >> quite a story. >> and a great day to attend to all of the activities you were talking about. >> yeah. >> yappy hour, and the seven- day forecast, highs today continuing to climb into the low 80s and we'll stop there. tomorrow, we're going to get the rain on and off, widely scattered. after that, things level out and temperatures around average. this time of the year, leon, 76 is the norm. >> and that is music in my ears. >> and you know i like jazz and we named jazz. looking for a home from the cleveland apl. maybe you can make the adoption. call the cleveland apl. jazz, now you have jazz. >>> hi, i'm sarah carns. joining me today on legal tuesday is andy young, partner&at nuremberg paris injury lawyers. his focus is to help victims involved in catastrophic trucking accidents. thanks, andy, for bei

. >>> a gazebo where a boy was shot by a cleveland police officer will be dismantled. the structure will be shipped to chicago museum. the gazebo became a makeshift memorial. his death sparked >>> clinton's campaign is operating in crisis mode tonight for not disclosing her pneumonia illness earlier. clinton was diagnosed with pneumonia on friday. the campaign did not go public with the illness until she made an abrupt departure from a september 11 commemoration. it showed the nominee she fainted. the campaign is apologizing and it missed dose and admits they were wrong. >> last 90 minutes released information. release more details about the state of our health. >>> donald trump is staying quiet on clinton's health issues . he said earlier today he hope she gets well soon. trump is focusing on clinton calling his supporters a basket of deplorable's. clinton made the comment last week calling half his supporters racist sexist homophobic xenophobic backers. trump is using her comments to carve out a new message. >> while my opponent slanders you as deplorable and irredee

. >>> breaking overnight a cleveland police officer assaulted after being shoveled through a window. the man responsible is behind was having a conversation with a ma and the bouncer. that's when he was shoved in the glass. take a look at this video. he was taken down by the sheriff's deputy. he was hit with a stun gun. he was arrested and taken into custody. we don't know the suspects name or any of the charges he's facing. i have an e-mail about what happens in this story. >>> also knew this morning cleveland police are he was taken to university hospital. >>> homicide detectives and corners office are looking into a man found dead on the east side. this happened in the 3800 block. it's unclear how the man died. >>> many schools are taking a parents say times have changed and if this is what it takes to keep their kids safe do it. >> i didn't grow up like this. i'll sad my child has to be in this environment. >> they released a stating our number one priority is the kids hosting a watch. this is behind the blue lives matter group. >>> there is a debate in many of our community. wha

. >> new today a cleveland police officer has been indicted in the 2015 shooting of an unarmed teenager. patrolmen allen buford is facing negligent homicide charges in the death of printing jones shot after a robbery. jones -- channel 3 jasmine rosen spoke with the family tonight.? well tonya brown the mother of brandon jone was extremely surprised a tree seeds -- appreciate -- surprised but appreciates the grand jury's decision to charge officer buford. >> i really did not expect it. and i do appreciate that decision. if i did not make that clear earlier i do appreciate that decision and i am looking step. >> reporter: her attorney says this was not the decision they were looking forward to but soon it when we actually had time to hear what the charge was and begin to process that it was a misdemeanor, there was a certain degree of disappointment. >> reporter: the attorney believes that the amount of publicity on recent police incidences have helped raise awareness for the grand jury to make this decision. >> is horrific . he was not hoping is there to be more awareness. >> reporter: p

welcome home, smoky. >> beautiful black dog this. >>> and in cleveland, the police officers came to a rescue of a local boy and joe turned seven. he wanted a superhero on the birtha cake, but not any, a police officer. >> oh. >>> and his mom is currently -- [ indiscernible ] and they had to have surprise. the hospice arranged for the officers in the fifth district to show up. >>> and their arms were full of presents for him and how awesome is that? >> and i love this story. cleveland's finest making his birthday wishes come true. >> i am sure he will never forget. >> and hopefully he got to keep a hat. >> or a badge. >>> and coming up on good morning cleveland, problems in parma this morning. why the school district meet and cut extra curwreck tar lefts. >> and the latest on rg3s injury. when the browns can return to the field. >> and before we go, we want to show you last night's lotto numbers. and hopefully there is bitter . >>> breaking news right now, an amber alert is out for a 15- year-old girl abducted from a k- mart in brunswick. >> and police think she's with her dad. what is

cleveland police believe a man was shot there friday night. he collapsed in the street and was pronounced dead at the hospital. we are making calls to police to get answers. >>> also, a fire behind greenhouse tavern. it was quickly put out by firefighters. the owner's wife says the fire she also says they evacuated the building for a little while. >>> of high school football player was hurt friday night -- a high school football player was hurt friday night then dies 2 days later. the community is trying to figure out how this happened. >> reporter: there has been an incredible outpouring of love for 17-year-old jackson's family and to the entire football team here at euclid high school. area posting about the tragedy sending there condolences. this morning, so many questions remain about exactly how 17- year-old andre jackson died. the school tells us the junior was injured friday night. we are told he walked off the field himself. he went to the hospital later that night but was released. he died on sunday. when we talked to the head football

this cop working security at panini's last night was an off-duty cleveland police officer. the broken glass cut him so they took him to the hospital. they told everyone to get home early. panini's closed early, shortly before right around midnight. and so far we haven't had a name of this guy that is accused of doing this or what charges. now, you can s window is boarded up. they were working on doing this, this morning. they still have caution tape in there as well and they're still sweeping up because with this big panel of glass there was tons of broken glass everywhere. alyssa ramond, channel 3 news. >>> this weekend the second innerbelt bridge will open with much fanfare. can you see the bridge behind an upclose look at the bridge. >> reporter: after six years and more than $500 million, this is what you get: part two of the innerbelt bridge ready to open for us this weekend. hitting the road and enjoying hopefully smoother traffic. putting grooves in the pavement, check. labels for all the poles, check. and more paint for the railing, check. these are some of the fina

if you have any information on the vandalism please call cleveland police. >>> the final holiday of the summer is over. our summer heat will continue. >> mark: don't expect things to cool down much once the sunsets. jeff? >> jeff: don't even think fall in the next few days. we are mid-summertime stuff. we have 3 and youngstown and salem in northern columbiana county and these guys here moving fast affecting mantua and hiram and garrettsville and turnpike on route 700 tranging southeast. and you know, i will keep it dry this evening. overnight some computer models indicate we could see a few showers and storms again and those are few and far between. 91 in we hit 94 today. factor in the humidity just about everybody, 90 or better and feels like 98 now in sandusky along the water. all right, i will bring you the opportunity or the forecast up to date on the the opportunity of storms here and then when the cooldown will happen coming up. mark? >> jeff, thank you. >>> the 19-year-old man who says caused a deadly crash over the brian burnes , jr. accused of carjacking a man and used the stol

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if you know anything about the shootings, please call cleveland police. >>> 6:06 right now in your monday morning. cleveland firefighters upset because there chief refused to let them wear commemor an email shows the chief's one word response to the request: denied. a spokesperson said it is not out of a lack of respect but it is dire to honor those who were killed 15 years ago in a more formal way. >> you want to remember these men and represent. if you are going to her funeral a polo shirt. you would want to go with your best attire. >> instead of the polo shirts, firefighters were asked to where they are dress uniforms to any 9/11 events. >> 7 amendments after -- 7 minutes after 6 and what is it looking like ? >> it is cold out there. we have your bus stop forecast right here. at the bus stop it will be chilly so sweaters are definite must-have. the good news is by the time you're on the bus coming home we are looking at temperatures around 80 degrees. it is an interesting day of weather ahead. it feels like fall this morning but will feel like summer this afternoon. >>> 6:07: knocked

in the worldwide spotlight clin cleveland's -- spotlight cleveland's police officers shine. with the doj oversight and mandated reform in the works. cops are watching this controversial presidential race cleveland shift directors voted for trump. two voted to endorse no one. but there was enough debate and discussion and reservation quite frankly from some that now the rank and file get to vote on an official endorsement tomorrow. >> it's too controversial. >> that's the association president lynn hampton he has been a cleveland cop for 23 years. >> being in the cppa you got a mixture of multicultural. you have to take that into 9:00. >> the director declined an interview. he says quote most of the time we don't get involved in presidential elections but now things are so dangerous for law enforcement that we are under attack. the next president he says needs to stand up for police. >> it's critical. it's crucial. we don't want to further divide our union and we don't want to it's a paradigm shift and policing the way it used to be and over with and we're going to have to acc

the cleveland police to bury could see some new rules on howo it was a kid use force against the suspect.nn jessica dill has more on thist newly released proposal. what they are asking the public and never putting themselves into the path of the vehicle steve loomis says they just started going through the procedureis subjective.ll should i go forward or should io go backwards and startu looking for a tree. they're looking for public feedback on this they hope to put in place they can start dill at that justice center for us. all of the deaths are being planned on heref in an animal tranquilizer called clark, three drugs this claim more than as the start of 2016 so the parents can send their children to the schools their choicearnd and merit pay for teachers.nd trump incisive plan would benefit african-americans and trumps opponent hillary clinton is getting support from two hillary clinton calling her a look at a leader.on >> very decisive. i think donald busy as he says fouled. most of these are begin to see some breaks of sunshine today.in timing on that rain tonight into during all mars

now thehe cleveland police department can startt investigating at reported it. rt this afternoon. >>>>th . >> it's very saddening to see the amount of disrespect. in place of solitude. >> . people passing through the eerie street cemetery on east ninth street. were shocked to see the amount of vandalism. in one of clevelands oldest cemeteries tuesday. they should close the gates. and prevent anybody from doingdo this destruction. this is ourihi history. >>ur . at some point sunday night, vandals knocked around 30 head stones from their bases.s some of the. markers were cracked. >> . this magnitude yes. i have noticed some cracked and things. maybe from the weather. act ofe nature. >> who will repair that. >>ep . city is is responsible for mainn -lg maintaining cemetery. they have a timetable. because the cemetery is part of ohio's open door program.r which is run by the state historical society. meaning this cemetery is part of a tour that starts friday. >>ts . the final resting place of more than 8,000 people. of revolutionary war. civil war. andiv spanish american war. >> am . t

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for the first time in its history, the cleveland police patrolman's association will endorse a candidate for president of the united states. jen picciano's story now. >> reporter: members of the cleveland police patrolman's association will cast their ballots today for the union's first presidential endorsement. steve loomis union president says after theuc rnc, they've earned a voice, and it's important to weigh in on this one. >> law enforcement is under attack. and they're under attack at a federal level. and that really -- we cannot tolerate that. >> reporter: but lynn hampton, president of black shield, an organization that represents african-american officers in cleveland feels like the union should stay out of the endorsement business. wounds too fresh and the election too controversial. >> a person would have to dig deep in themselves and make an intelligent choice on who would who has the temperament to mend those relationships, especially which i'm concerned with the african-american community. >> reporter: if they are going to make an endorsement, hampton would like to see the

cleveland police still haven't found her shooter and she's strengthening her efforts to get justice. for shannon richmond, it was an >> cleveland clinic told me i'm no longer considered paralyzed. that my body is just very weak from the paralysis and i just need to strengthen my legs up, which i've been working hard on. >> reporter: last july shannon was shot in a drive by at this gas station. four bullets hit her. one in her spinal cord and one bullet in each foot. doctors told her she was lucky to even be alive. >> i made it. they didn't think i was going to live and i lived. ep she started working with a physical therapist. he told shannon it would be tough but he would help her walk again. >> straighten it up. the other one. good. straighten it up good. all right. take the pressure off. >> reporter: now she's doing the leg work to find her shooter and walk again. she's flooding social media with her story. she told me she wants cleveland police to do more. saving someone else's life before me walking again. >> reporter: crime stoppers still has a reward out up to $2,400 for any in

ring going back several years and of important note here is that department of justice report, cleveland police have a specific policy of only giving pursuit to violent felons or drunk drivers and this doesn't prohibit others from pursuing suspects into cleveland city limits and also, a very interesting development here. we keep an eye on this as weeks come by and as we move forward and we have to keep an eye on this for sure. >> thank you so much. >>> and moving forward on your friday morning and this man morning accused of assaulting a paramedic. rex ferguson was being treated at affinity hospital for intoxication when he suddenly escaped and he ran across state route 21 and jumped into the tuscaroras river and officers and paramedics went in after him when they say that officials, he grabbed one trying to break his hand and arm. ferguson is now facing several charges. >>> and did you -- the house? no. >> no, you heard him. and that is what he told newschannel 5 in march when we asked him if he egged the house on euclid street more than 100 times and now we learned he pleaded guilty to induci

their way into the loan max for they removed the safe but they left it in the parking lot.t cleveland police quickly captured one of the suspects. a party shaker boulevard he helped to save the paper from no one else seems to know why it was actually switch no word on when the address bar will be pue up for a final vote. and that's excellent news allne those telethon of raising moneys that will just be incredible. lady luck and the queen of hearts thequ jackpot for a local by the bowling alley is changing the rules to win. the best electric car you the present government will actually help you buy when. it's already the type of friday night touchdowna week for friday night touchdown he's going to join p.j. for lots of we are wearing today's deep purple it's going to be a good day today.in let's get a check on the forecast with aj. we need more of these little things here.e. north olmsted is the same the double medicalth seaside'ss currently in.ea low-pressure and a cold front high-pressure is in control of our pressurere and will be in control. eight-day forecast coming up in the air moment

and welcome home to toledo, smoky. >> and this is another story and in cleveland, police officers coming to the rescue of a local boy. joey turned seven and wanted a sun erhero on the cake. not just any but a police officer. and to his surprise, the hospice arranged for officers from cleveland's fifth district to show up. and in their arms as you can see here, were full of presents for little joe. >> and way to go, cleveland police. we love that. >>> and to problems in parma; why the school district may have to close schools and cut some after-school activities. >> and the latest on rg3s injuries. when the browns say he might . >>> we are following breaking news this morning. a statewide amber alert issued for a brunswick teen. >> police think she's with her dad, a registered sex offender. and light go to sarah phinney with more. good morning, sarah. >> reporter: terrence, jackie, you may have heard your phone buzzing around 11:30 last night because of the amber alert. i have been checking in with brunswick police all morning and they just told me a few moments ago that this 15-year- old

cleveland police still haven't found her shooter and she's strengthening her efforts to get justice. >> reporter: for shannon richman, it was an effort worth fighting for. >> cleveland clinic told me i'm no longer considered paralyzed, that my body is just very weak from the paralysis and i need to strengthen my been working hard on. >> reporter: last july, shannon was shot in a drive-by at this gas station on 100 fifth and jasper, four bullets hit her, one in her spinal cord and one bullet in each foot. doctors toll her she was lucky to even be alive. >> and i made it, they didn't think i was going to live. >> reporter: earlier this year she started working with a physical therapist, ken bryant down in florida. he told shannon it would be tough, but he would help her good! good, good, good. all right. take the pressure off and sit. >> reporter: now, she's doing the legwork to find her shooter and walk again. she's flooding social media with her story. she told me she wants cleveland police to do more. >> i would maybe take saving someone else's life before we mog again. >> reporter:

cleveland police are investigating another case of an attempted smash-and-grab where the would-be thieves went too far. the scene was the family dollar on east 185th street and canterbury road. and you can see an suv used to ram through the wall and door sitting inside the inside but when they raabe through -- rammed through, they went too far. the suv was stuck in the store. the thieves bail out the front window of the car and got away. the damage was significant in that family dollar store. >>> and to the west side of cleveland, the police need help identifying the woman whose images were captured in these surveillance pictures. the woman broke through the glass door of pearl dental on airline road. once inside, she took several like bulks of paper towels. if you know anything about either crime, call police. the smash-and-grab or this incident. either one of those. call police. >>> and fast-moving flames rip through a house on the city's east side. this is the scene. fire crews worked quickly to get the blaze under control. the house was vacant and recently renovated. the damage was de

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police in cleveland trying to figure out who broke intoa.a. a cell phone store it someone broke the window about 4:00 o'clock. police say most of the phones were taken investigators now looking for fingerprints and what blood evidence the homege fingerprints will also find them a suspects suspect. >> they have been looking for they knocked on doors a few for clues in several the details. >> during our due diligence back out here asking the neighbors for any additional information. >> fbi agents surprised neighbors when they knocked on doors asking questions about an april 2015 in april 2015 abduction case.esut >> i was kind of shocked to hear that that had happened here, k d i had not seen it in the our seen it on the latest. >> in june, the eye team reportedly northridge o-lowercase-letter sent to the fbite determined if it was connected to him a abduction of a six-year-old cleveland growth and an g attempted obstruction n abduction and muscle area. >> this is a but investigating since april 2015, but so far, no arrests. >> we are very concern

suspec if you recognize the guy, you are asked to call police. >>> another good look at the tv, cleveland police need your help finding three guys in footage capturing the crime is clear. according to police, two men, two armed men went to french chis. in the pictures you can see one of the suspects pointing a gun if you recognize them give second district police a call. a police chase started in strongsville crossed four jurisdictions and ended with a huge crash on cleveland's west side. >> last year cleveland now has a strict and specific chase policy. what happens when other departments chase suspects in to the city. police policy allows so interjurisdictional pursuits. council safety chairman wants that changed especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles per hour or leave city limits. >> they should have radioed cleveland dispatch and allow cleveland to handle it as the car was pursuing. >> the safety director is also drafting a memorandum of understanding. cleveland wants surrounding agencys to agree to stricter chase rules. a new memorial in honor of the 11 women murdere

. >>> cleveland police need your help tracking down this man. he is the suspect in a pickpoet the marathon gas station at lorain avenue. the suspect had a baby when police that he took $75 from the victim's pocket. when the victim realized what had happened, the suspect threatened him. >>> take another really good book at the tv. cleveland police need your help finding three guys. surveillance footage is very clear. two armed men went into everyone there on the ground. one video shows a suspect pointing a gun at patrons. if you recognize them, give second district police a call. >>> we started after -- asking questions in a police chase. it ended with a huge crash. >> as a result of the cleveland has a strict and specific case policy. what happens when other departments chase suspects? policy now allow so-called interjurisdictional pursuits within cuyahoga county. cleveland city council safety committee chairperson ones that changed. especially since the city's own officers can't exceed 35 miles per hour . >> what they should have done was radio

truck that was captured on surveillance video but also identify the suspectt brave decide 2016 cleveland police officers and outut 24 hours away from voting on whether to endorse hillary clinton or donald trump for president thent cleveland police patrolmen's association that its members a vote last week on whether they should actually hold their votee in the upcoming election members approved a motion by one vote however the president of the local black shield police association which looks out for the interest of black police officers does not think endorse hillary or trump it's so there is not a third-party choice and not to endorse at all which i would've loved to have thatul on the ballot as well to give people the option of just staying out of it b the national fraternal order of police endorsed donald trump are president a few weeks ago ar a local rapper made his debut on theut hit fox and show empire last night there was a special watch party at metro theater friends and family members the 20 -year-old says at one of the writers of the show did some research on the cleveland native and

grand jury has indicted cleveland police officer allen. homicide. according to to investigators. he was one of two officersrs responding to a break in. at the park wood grocery. in march. of 2015. the prosecutor says patrolman andpa his partner.r. were responding to a report of a break in. i aptn. the park wood avenue stors and witht guns drawn, confronted 18 year-old brandon jones. as he was leaving. with a bag full of cigars. cigarettes and coins. prosecutor says then quoting.ti as the officers were arresting jones. patrolman for reasons unknown. negligently fired his service weapon. the bullet hit jones in thet upperh chest. based on the known evidence. our officeev recommended and the grand jury agreed. that officer conduct did notct meet the u.s. d supreme courtc legalo standards to justify aju force. >> jones died at the hospital. shortly after the shooting.g prosecutor says it is the polic. of his office. to investigate all fatal uses oo deadly force.f by law enforcement.o and tor present the evidence toa grandto jury. j that allows a panel of citizensi to mangez the final

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