and she was handcuffed, then she tried to escape.y which she shouldn't have done obviously. she was also megyn, this is important, she had cocaine and oxycontin in her system. she is legally contributory to her own demise. she put into place a lot of these facts that made this happen. did the police -- should he not have done that, could he have ran after her? of course. that would have bench better. but to his credit he saw behind the scenes she was running out to u.s.19, a major highway. he was worried he would get hit by a car if he went after her. he had her handcuffed and she is running away from him after leaving the scene of two hit-and-run accidents. two investigative pure owes have looked at him and cleared the trooper understood the policies that are in place. megyn: he has been cleared internally but not in a court of law. is there an exception to the don't taser if they are handcuffed. he says she was running toward a highway. is that an excuse after the fact? >> that's a cya excuse. how far is a woman going to get handcu

that 17-year-old buyer was also handcuffed and taken into custody. be released to his parents later tonight. bruce, as you know, we have been investigating this liquor store since december, as it has allegedly been selling to minors for years. now, montgomery county police have also been watching this store and in recent weeks, have issued 38 citations to minors who bought alcohol here and cross the into the county. finally, abra will now investigate this case and confer with montgomery county authorities. it will then go to the abc board in d.c. to determine what will happen to this store. once again, to recap, the owner of town square market in northwest washington is under arrest tonight, charged with selling alcohol to a minor. reporting live from northwest washington, andrea mccarren, 9 news now. back to you, bruce. >> andrea, if you know the answer to this, what prompted them to move tonight? i know yesterday you were talking to the deputy mayor, but also it was a week or two ago we went to one of abra's meetings. we talked to them. they said t

he made some comment to the cameras just as he was at heathrow airport had himself over and get handcuffed let's take a listen to what he had to say about it all. i look to. mr cameron to look off my rights but he's failed to do so i have no right to top a movie the streets of london today we could all take should live here. he has more rights that only. five of the terrorists are going to emerge. so interesting comment is no talking there about the notorious preacher abu qatada are self professed jihadist and terrorist he says can't be extradited from britain yet a suspected shipping organize a congress that tell us about the justice system i don't know that it's fair to compare it to cases like that each case stands on its own on its own the us government was under a duty to the stablish. that mr chapman was involved in the criminal activity that there was some reasonable suspicion for doing so the court in the u.k. found. that to be the case and therefore was was subjected him to the extradition i don't know that it's fair to say that the prime minister is under some sort of a duty to t

area when it comes to terror watch lists and no fly lists for example how long can somebody be handcuffed and obtain for investigative purposes has being on a watch list warrant arrest there's also no way of knowing how or why a person is on the no fly list or. who exactly put them on it so we do know through years of court battles that abraham was put on the list by a contractor who was working for the department of homeland security now these questions become all the more important when one looks at the number of people on these lists off to mistakenly the associated press just reported to us last week of the number of people on the no fly list doubled within the last year doubled and yet we still have no real answers as to the process for getting put on the legal limits of detention once on that list or how to properly clear your name once you've been placed on it so the secrecy is seemingly endless and so here's to hoping at this ruling does break some of that down. hi guys it's time for show and tell on tonight's program now earlier this week we spoke to chris hedges about the effect

the man was pulled out of a tent and he was handcuffed. activists say the man does stay at the camp from time to time but he is not an active member of occupy the seat they had a warrant for his arrest. there are still a number of protesters here taking part of what they call a sleep strike. they are now going on more than 30 hours without sleep. >> thank you. it was a rough night for people living in northwest d.c. apartment building. the people were forced to leave their building on r street after flames started after midnight and maz-mat crew came in to investigate suspicious material. most people were allowed back inside and no word on what was caused -- and what caused the fire. >> and eight-month escalator overall at dupont circle -- the southern exit is closed and that means riders will be rerouted in and out of the q streetside and it will remain closed through october. crews will replace three escalators with new modern units on the south side. >> luis the county middle and high school students will return to a five-day a week sch

so they sat on the floor, held hands and sang protest songs until they were handcuffed by police. >> we don't have equal rights in the state of california. it's apparent when loving couple goes forward to ask for a marriage license, they're turned away. >> eight demonstrateors were handcuffed and cited and then released. >> a 2-year-old girl, a teenager and three adults wounded during a shootout in a vallejo nail salon, police are searching for suspects in that case. a man fired at a woman inside of the shop on springs road around 7:00 last night. it appears the man inside started shooting back. bullets riddled businesses at the strip mall. a 2-year-old girl was shot three times. >> she's just the sweetest little baby running around the shop. having a good time with everybody. just interacting with everybody everybody, she's sweet. >> all victims are expected to survive. police have made one arrest so far. and they are looking for two other people. they don't know if the shooting was gang related. >> bart police have announced a strat zwroi get help officers get to know people who ri

he was arrested, handcuffed and detained, charged with selling alcohol to a minor. 17-year-old was also arrested and detained for buying alcohol. one young man went inside and bought the alcohol and came out, police asked to see id, it turned out it belonged to someone else. checking id simply is not enough. >> these are 15-year-olds who lack like 15-year-olds. so it's been very carefully set up in a way where it would be unmistakable. >> montgomery county police have also been watching this liquor store. they have handed out 38 citations in just the last five weeks alone for selling alcohol to minors. in this particular situation, now the abc board is going to determine whether or not this particular location will lose its liquor license in the wake of the investigation. the arrest late saturday night and 9news now hears the store is actually going to be back in business this week. >> thanks jeff. you can watch our entire series. look on the lower right hand side and click on the box called wasted. >>> jury deliberations will begin wednesday in the murder trial of

for about 15 minutes bernard arons remained handcuffed while security took apart his radio. >> it ishat they went too far. but sometimes, rules are rules for a reason. >> he complained to the chief judge a defended the board's action. -- guards' actions. this was an unfortunate incident. security experts say it is standard practice to handcuff anyone you may have a bomb so they cannot detonated while they're being searched. >> i was in the capital during the 1998 shooting. i am a virginia tech guide. -- grad. >> next, gas prices are up. >> and other mild day. a little bit of rain is on the way. >> the nhl trade deadline was at 3:00 this afternoon. are the redskins tried to make a massive deal ticket robert griffith? we want to protecthehe house. right. but... home security systems can be really expensive. to save money, we actually just adopted a rescue panther. i think i'm goin-... shhh! we find that we don't need to sleep that much. there's an easier watoto save. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more. >> you are watching abc7 news at 6 on your side. >> bp ha

everywhere you go, handcuffed, handcuffed to go in the shower. you have no human contact with nobody at all. >> but roy slagle has had more contact than most inmates here. it's just been all the wrong kind. at the time of our shoot, he held a dubious record. he had had more cell extractions than any other inmate at the prison. cell extractions occur when inmates violate rules. and refuse orders to cuff up and vacate their cells. it's then up to a specially trained emergency response team to forcibly remove them. and in slagle's case, the extractions are always intense. >> [ bleep ]. >> roy slagle is a big, powerful guy. he is intimidating looking. when you meet him, you understand why he would have been considered a formidable opponent in a cell extraction. >> in and out of correctional facilities since the age of 14, slagle was serving time for robbery and assault when we met him. >> i got some criminal tendencies, okay? i robbed and i fought with a guy in here. ain't in here for nothing, you know? i've been in quite a bit of trouble here or i w

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. >>> a suspect was handcuffed following a police chase. the chase was caught on the dash cam video, police say the chase started when the suspect nearly crashed in to a sheriff's cruiser during the chase, the suspect hit speeds of over 100 miles per hour. deputies ended the chase after shooting at the suspect's vehicle. >>> romney is still riding high after his big win in florida. how is his campaign feeling about chances in nevada this weekend? >>> with the super bowl days away, police are cracking down on counterfeit goods. >>> a phrase we don't hear enough, good news from the job market. that's what we got this morning as unemployment numbers for the month of january were released. beating optimistic estimates from many economists, economy added 243,000 jobs, bringing unemployment rate down to 8.3%. >>> only people disheartened by the report were probably republican campaign consultants. >> the january unemployment rate is at its lowest level since the month after president obama came in to office. homeowners looking to refinance or buy

handcuffed immediately. end of story.o if, ands or butts. >> pewas given the option to plead guilty. but refused. the case will head to the trial, i bet the judge throwing it out. >>> drivers are feeling the pinch every time you fill up at the pump these days. >> decision by iran, what they made to cut off the british and the french. >>> they took to bourbon street to celebrate mardi gras. this is a long ways from new orleans. details ahead. >>> substance abuse experts say michael true luck's death is an opportunity. to get parents drinking things like four loko. sherrie johnson has the latest on the death of this parkville middle school student, also what the school is doing today. >> we have been in touch with baltimore county officials and they plan to have the traumatic team available at parkville to help students with their grief and the loss of michael true luck. as students return to school, parents and the community say it's a teachable moment. it's a time to teach kids about alcohol, and substance abuse. michael

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he's already been handcuffed by the store security officers. and in walks a denver police officer to take over the arrest. he transfers the handcuffs. the guy turns around, complies. and at some point, he must have said something to the cop that the cop did not like. because he gets a face full of wall. >> oh! >> the cop gets up in his face, has him by the scruff of the neck. i don't know what he's saying to the suspect here. and then grabs his hair. >> oh, whoa! >> pulls him back and throws him down on the ground. >> seems a little excessive. >> his hands are already behind his back. he's already cuffed. seems unneeded. >> denver police say an anonymous tip led them to investigate this video. just recently the denver manager of safety issued a four-day unpaid suspension to officer rick guzman, the one pictured in this video. >> you've got to hand it to police officers. they deal with scum day in, day out. some days you just want to snap. >> yeah, but that doesn't justify acting like that. that's why we have laws and we have rules that protect

he entered my cell without me being handcuffed.n i was told, if somebody ever goes in your cell like that and you're not handcuffed, you have a right to protect yourself. especially if you know he is in there to cause you harm. doing everything in their power to make life miserable for me. it's already happening and throwing me in the cell. tell me i will be like that for 90 days. >> what cell is this that i'm seeing you in now and why are you here? >> this is a suicidal cell. >> can you tell me why it is better for you to be here than back there in one of the cells? >> because back there, i got to listen to everybody, you know, laughing and joking. watching their tvs and listening to their radios while i'm sitting in the cell with nothing. you know what i mean? the same thing i got in here is the same thing i have over here, you know what i mean? it ain't no different. except over here, i get a little more attention, you know? >> are you suicidal? >> no. >> what is your mental health situation? >> you mean am i taking medication a

he says, while the suspect is in the police cruiser, handcuffed, he hits the suspect. >> i slapped him with my open han. i said, you could have killed a lot of people out there today and i slammed the door. >> i'm not condoning what they did, but you've got -- you've never been in that situation. >> but you've got to contain yourself. you've got to act professionally. >> in retrospect, that was wrong. that's not something i would accept with my folks. and it's clearly not something that i would accept of myself. >> guys, take a look at this dash cam video from a metro bus. >> whoa! holy cow. did it flip the bus? >> it looks like it flipped the bus. but no, that's actually the camera being jostled. what you're seeing, two angles of a dash cam from a metro bus in bethesda, maryland. and a toyota tacoma truck passes the median and hits head on. as you notice, the driver is quickly turning the steering wheel as the truck is coming toward her. she is being praised for her swift actions. because she did that, she saved other passengers from being more severely injured. this incident happened

investigation and i believe it is connecticut, of beating up, harassing citizens while they are handcuffed and assaulted them and that is what happened to me. i think this is unconscionable. it should not take place in any police department in the united states but it does take place. i do not believe we need a federal investigation here but we need a separation of powers between the occ and the police commission and the police department and a separation of the police officers' union which supports bad officers. one of the baathist officers -- baddest is the president of the union that owes the city and county $700,000 in back pay and wages. for being on the union payroll while he is paid as an officer. next week in front of the board of supervisors i will follow my complaint and -- filed a complaint and give your copies. president mazzucco: any further public comment regarding matters not on the agenda? >> my name is ace. ♪ my name is ace and i am on this case ♪ ♪ it is no mystery, just check your history ♪ ♪ i am working on some cases i got lined up, a conspiracy ♪ this is not know over

like a shortstop trying to fend off a wild hop, brayden was handcuffed.ets' dustin bufflin scored a similar goal last week. oddly enough, that was also against the capitals. finally, u.s. swimming team members know all about the olympic rings. now they show the most sacred ring of them all. after winning the 100 meter backstroke, his girlfriend and fellow swimmer congratulated him on the podium. that's when matt dove head first into the deep end. he got down on one knee and popped the question. look at ann knee's face. she could not believe it. it took her a few seconds, but she said yes. matt and annie, the new power couple of american swimming. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >> well done, matt. >>> well, hollywood's top dog. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, speaking of dogs, they're all showing off their stuff in new york at the westminster kennel club dog show. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back on this tuesday morning. valentine's day. we've had some showers roll

he starts shouting and crying as he is handcuffed and says please, tell me she is not dead.l me. there is no way she is dead. love was found dead in her apartment almost two years ago after her head was slammed against the wall. defense attorneys claim loved died in part by taking aderol and drinking alcohol. stick with us as the trial continues. visit us at wbaltv.com for full timeline of events. things are getting dangerous in greece. the parliament voted to approve a controversial bill. basically it make the people in the country work longer before qualifying for retirement. thousands are already expected to lose their jobs. protesters have been out in full force. police in full riot gear are trying to dodge objects. some even decided to start letting buildings, including a local starbucks on fire. the prime minister asked for calm. so far, the protesters are not listening. >> your 11 insta-weather-plus forecast with john collins. >> a cold day today because of the wind. a few scattered clouds this afternoon. the clouds out in pennsylvania and new york have been generatin

but the video ends and five minutes later, john ends up being handcuffed, spends three days in jail and is ultimately charged with a felony and is now facing seven years in prison. of according to a sworn criminal complaint, the officer said that the defendant, john, drove his car at high speeds on to the driveway, quote, causing the cop to jump out of the way to avoid being hit by the defendant's vehicle. >> wait. so the cop in this video is saying that this guy, who pulled up into his own driveway, pulled up violently, trying to run him over? >> yes. >> it looks like we have the wrong video cued up here. are you sure this is the right video? >> this is the right video. what the officer did not know was that this whole incident was being taped. on friday, this video was released, and john's lawyer sent a copy of this tape to the prosecutors. >> were the prosecutors like -- uh, hmmm. >> this is a key piece of evidence for his client. and, against this officer. >>> this will make people not want to hand the keys over to young drivers. >> what? >> right through the picket fence. >> and kn

was he handcuffed as he came off the plane? why was he taken to texas? >> well, he was initially taken to houston. this is where the case will be processed. he will spend the weekend in el paso where he will appear in court for the first time on monday. the question is whether he will be given bail. that issue will not be considered. penn state of next week for procedural reasons. his lawyer said that he will vigorously argue that he be given bail. -- the issue will not be considered until next week for procedural reasons. he was not a danger to the public, he said. he is a respected businessman. >> do we know any other details? did he have contacts with iran? was he part of any business that could have had these sorts of feelings? -- sorts of dealings. >> robert dixon place guilty for his role in the same conspiracy. there are no further details, nothing has changed. his long battles to avoid extradition, something that we have said that he strongly opposed and he believes the extradition treaty between the u.s. and the u.k. is unfair. he could be force

. >> danielle was handcuffed once she tried running out of the station.nd when he tased her, she fell so hard on her head it cost her brain damage. she is now in a vegetative state. >> oh, my goodness. >> after this, investigators interviewed officer cole, where he said that -- >> that i can't just jump on her. i'm three times her weight. if we go down, one heir both of us is is going to get hurt. the taser is the weapon of choice. >> well, last week, after the investigation, it was determined that officer cole's actions were, in fact, justified. now, danielle's mom, cheryl, has hired a lawyer to look in this case. they are going to seek compensation for the damage that was caused to her daughter and her medical bills have already reached seven figures. >> wow. >> wow. >>> if you want a good massage, how about some goats? like this. >> they're -- >> see the mini massagers in action. >>> and ever wondered how you could have a snack and still play video games? >> i've often wondered this myself. >> well, if you have too, then we've got just the thing. stick

this english soccer man handcuffed himself to a goal post. police three minutes to get him out and resume that matchup. apparently he was testing the air bauds they didn't hire him for a job. >> makes a lot sense. >> sort of. not. ,,,,

before i knew it, i was handcuffed and taken away like a criminal.i was put into a van two other men and searched like a criminal. in an instant, by american family was being ripped away from me. when i did return home, i had an ankle in monitoring bracelet. i went to great lengths to hide it from my children. i have a partner who is a u.s. citizen and two beautiful children who are also citizens, but none of them can petition for me to remain in the country with them. because my partner is not a man, she cannot do anything to help me, nor can my children, who keep asking, why does this happen to us, and what will ultimately happen to our family? passage of the uniting american families act or inclusion of ufa and lgbt families in immigration reform will not only benefit me about the thousands of people who are also in the same situation as i am. amending immigration policy of this country to include permanent partners will serve, in the long run, to keep families like ours together. it is a great privilege to be here with you today. i humbly ask for

. >> a total of eight demonstrators were handcuffed and cited for unlawful assembly and then released. a federal court striking down proposition 8 left the stay on marriages in affect while the issue goes through the appeals process. >>> this valentine's day was a busy one for county clerks with a rush of couples getting married. a mass wedding ceremony took place at the government center to accommodate everyone who wanted to tie the knot. seven couples got married simultaneously in the civil ceremony. in all, 47 couples took their marriage vows at the government center. on a typical day, about 17 couples get married there. >>> coming up next, the memorial for whitney houston and the family's decision to keep her funeral private. >> and if there was any doubt about the 49ers' move to santa clara, a vote tonight should put that to rest. the latest pieces of the stadium puzzle. >> and what a man did to win a high octane ride on an america's cup racing boat jie. and then later on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline," it is a steamy knew christian movement as pastors are urging t

firefighters were trying to put out the car fire while police were handcuffing the serial robbery suspect inside. 19-year-old marquis hunter. >> it's crazy. i saw thousands of police cars everywhere. >> it all started an hour earlier. a gas station robbery. >> officers observed a vehicle that was involved in numerous robberies here along the d.c., maryland line. >> when detectives approached, hunter fled. leading d.c., prince georges county, and u.s. park police on a high speed chase into the district. at one point, hunter rammed into one of those cruisers, sending the officer to the hospital with minor injuries. then, hunter rammed into this tree so hard that the air bags deployed. >> the police officers had to break their window with the crow bar. >> hunter was taken away in an ambulance. he's already been charged with unauthorized use of the vehicle, but he's going to be extradited to prince georges county where he will likely face several robbery charges. in northeast washington, kristin fisher, 9news now. >> you're back and you get to talk about something that you don't really get to

. >> a total of eight demonstrators were handcuffed and cited for unlawful assembly and then released. a federal court striking down proposition 8 left the stay on marriages in affect while the issue goes through the appeals process. >>> this valentine's day was a busy one for county clerks with a rush of couples getting married. a mass wedding ceremony took place at the government center to accommodate everyone who wanted to tie the knot. seven couples got married simultaneously in the civil ceremony. in all, 47 couples took their marriage vows at the government center. on a typical day, about 17 couples get married there. >>> coming up next, the memorial for whitney houston and the family's decision to keep her funeral private. >> and if there was any doubt about the 49ers' move to santa clara, a vote tonight should put that to rest. the latest pieces of the stadium puzzle. >> and what a man did to win a high octane ride on an america's cup racing boat jie. and then later on "nightline." >> coming up next on "nightline," it is a steamy knew christian movement as pastors are urging t

he was handcuffed. >> to marry them on pump 3, which i thought was really funny. >> that is a love story, though it has a strange twist to this. police officers ended up being the groomsmen. they kept it short and simple. the honeymoon is on hold because there's a prison term that has to be served. >> other things on hold. >>> we want to hear what you think. send your e-mails to mcginty's mail bag. the address, mailbag@wusa9.com. 9news now will be right back. >>> in the mail bag tonight, reaction to a story we did friday on a place called rockland, california, where they are considering a ban on smoking outside even on your own property. darryl from lorton, virginia, says he doesn't smoke, but that sounds like crazy talk. prohibiting someone smoking from one's home is crazy. also producing toxins and carcinogens and in far greater quantities. all in favor of banning those activities raise your right hand. i don't like cigarette smoke, but let's be real. this is all sparked by one family that was annoyed with a neighbor for smoking outside his home, but you have to think there was a bette

yes, i was handcuffed and blindfolded, psychological torture, but there are those that are tortured with tools that you think came from the 18th century, not the 21st century, or they would stay in prison for years. yet, because i never had this experience, having a very hard impact, i was very proud of what the people did. i was very proud of what the people did. i met the new minister of interior affairs. he asked me what irritates me, and i said, "befuddle above view," because in egypt, in most of the places, we have the photograph almost everywhere. -- and i said," photograph above you." he asked me why i hated him so much, and i said i did not hate him, but he is not god. he is not faro. why do you have his picture everywhere? he is just a servant for the public. tavis: so you went to jail, and you still did not learn your lesson. you came out talking that way. >> i did not calculate the risk at the time. i felt we had to kind of change this culture of being silent, saying exactly what we believe and, and the core value of the revolution, they said exactly what they believed in. tav

he runs on the field, instead of running around drunk and half naked, he handcuffed himself to the goalost. the match was stopped for five minutes as police found a set of bolt cutters and cut him lose, everton won the game 1-0. >>> mitt romney score as decisive victory in florida, 14 points, but newt gingrich vowed to battle on for 46 more states. can he do it? we'll ask the panel whether this win is enough for romney to lock down the nomination. >>> when we come back here, huddle up around the water cooler where michelle obama weighs in on which politician has better music talents, her husband or mitt romney. that is not that tough a question we'll pose it anyway, when we come back. now, in every box of general mills big g cereal, there's more whole grain than any other ingredient. that's why it's listed first. get more whole grain than any other ingredient... just look for the white check. >>> nur if you are just waking up, mitt romney won 46% of the vote, newt gingrich was 14 points behind at 32%. exit polling showed electability was the big issue in florida vote last night. just as