. >> genae, can you put this moment in perspective? this is a horrific situation. eight people dead. can you just -- it's a tough -- this is heartbreaking. >> it is very heartbreaking. and, you know, indianapolis metropolitan police department, the officers responded. they came in. they went in, and they did their job. and a lot of them are trying to face this because this is a sight that no one should ever have to see. but we as indianapolis members need to come together. we need to support each other and understand that there are going to be people out there that are going to be emotionally upset, and we need to support them regardless of any circumstance. this is a tragedy. but yet, through it all, we will come through it, you know, with flying colors. >> genae, can you describe the gun? do you have any information? >> i do not have that information right now. >> was the shooter an employee, genae? >> at this time, it's still early to tell. they're still attempting to identify different people, and we need to make proper notification at this time. >> have any la

pretty well but in the evidence exhibit number 10 you can hear the audio recording of the dispatch gena scurry to the officers. jenna skeery informed you that initially officer chauvin was assigned to this call honor code 3 priority one basis it's code 3 get their lights and sirens get there fast. it's priority one because the suspect is still on scene so per the minneapolis police department policy get there fast the person is on scene right that's what she testified and then very quickly after that that occurred at 8 o 4 and 28 seconds and then what you see is often what she told you was that the scepter car sector car 320 that's the car that patrols this part of the city said hey we can take this call and officer show than an officer tal were canceled from rights and they were canceled paul and sector car 320 officers king in lane took it and that occurred at 8 o 511 seconds. when officer king and lane took it over you can hear you again you can go back and you can listen to that audio of that dispatch and you can hear them talking to each other. officers king and lane arrive at the

. >> genae, can you describe the gun? do you have any information? >> i do not have that information right now. >> was it an employee? >> at this time it's too early to tell. they're still attempt to go identify different people and we need to make the proper notification at this time. >> reporter: interest any law enforcement officers been injured? no, they have not. >> reporter: when you talk about the people injured and at the different hospitals can you give us a ballpark at this time? dozens? hundreds? >> we know for sure that we had four people transported by ambulance, one in critical condition with gunshot injuries consistent with gunshot wounds. we had three others that were transported with various other injuries and then we had two other people that were here at the scene treated by medical staff and then released from -- by that. we've had multiple other walk-ins to different local hospitals around this area. you have to understand that we are in marion county, we are very into err to two other counties and some of them are going to other

being very authentic we were able to sit and craft a policy based upon members of our transgender gena not conforming community really guiding that we had the 1st policy ever in that and so again it's so important that we as a police agency continue to evolve continue to place a value on all of our community members and so that's very important now. i'm speaking of the minneapolis police policies you're aware that the police department has a. fairly extensive policy and procedure manual it's pretty thick correct. and is it important done for policies and procedures to be in a written form so that officers understand what the expectations are yes it is and those are public documents so that the public they are also able to see what the expectations of the police officers are correct it is rare. as the chief of police and being employed by a m.p.t. as long as you have to get you're familiar with the minneapolis police department policy and procedure manuals and all the content contained inside gives. you in fact created some of these policies that is rude. are minneapolis police officers

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gena ortiz jones knocked on zero.ter with latinos it's not all that surprising and of course hind sight is 20-20. >> there's all the tactical elements of this and there's also sort of the stepping back and understanding what the values are that are driving these vote decisions with the cultural nuances driving these voting decisions. your group found that some of the top decisions driving voters to the polls were health care, covid relief, were the economy. i wonder ow you think those issues begin to shift moving into 2022. >> as you said, alicia, the number one issue in our poll was covid relief. a good news for the democrats two parts they have a president now speaking to latinos and speaking to the issues they care about. these covid relief checks go a long way in building a lot of bridges and helping us make up that deficit you just talked about. but the big key to 2022 there's four or five senate races in the lead in. you talked about those latino congressional districts. 53,000 new voters showed up that were lat

decision to recognize the mass killings of armenians as gena.