>> slipped the handcuffs and tried to get somebody. >> how?i just pop my thumb and slide it down, tried to rush the guy. the guy turned the corner and, i guess, was gone. and me and the sarge, the sarge grabbed me when i did it, wrestled and went to the ground. i just laid there and let him put the handcuffs on me, got up and walked to medical. >> after we took him to medical, he got stripped and had the shanks on him. >> what we have here is an improvised weapon that was removed from chris shiverdecker. he attempted to assault an inmate earlier today. shiverdecker claims he's had issues with one of our prison gangs that's been giving him some strife over the last couple weeks. he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it ou

>> slipped the handcuffs and tried to get somebody. >> how?i just pop my thumb and slide it down, tried to rush the guy. the guy turned the corner and, i guess, was gone. and me and the sarge, the sarge grabbed me when i did it, wrestled and went to the ground. i just laid there and let him put the handcuffs on me, got up and walked to medical. >> after we took him to medical, he got stripped and had the shanks on him. >> what we have here is an improvised weapon that was removed from chris shiverdecker. he attempted to assault an inmate earlier today. shiverdecker claims he's had issues with one of our prison gangs that's been giving him some strife over the last couple weeks. he actually fabricated this out of a piece of a pencil sharpener. you could see the rivet right in there. and he attached a paper clip to it. put plastic cellophane around it and put a rubber band around it to make it more easy to handle, specifically when it gets full of blood if he were to slice somebody. >> how did you get the weapon out there? >> how did i get it ou

the judge had the doctor led away in handcuffs as in the room michael jackson's family wept. so let's get right to abc's jim avila reporting on the case for the past six weeks and is at the courthouse again tonight. >> reporte >> reporter: the doctor hired to put michael jackson asleep will sleep in the jail, $150,000 a month personal doctor to one of the most famous men in the world is guilty of killing his one and only patient. michael jackson's parents, two of his sisters, two of his brothers in the packed courtroom, just a few feet away from a stoic dr. conrad murray. the moment's tension broken by a scream from la toya as the verdict was read. >> we the jury find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: outside the courtroom -- >> all: guilty. >> reporter: -- hundred shouting justice. and within moments judge michael pastor sent conrad murray away in handcuffs, stripped of his medical license to wait for his up to four-year sentence in the l.a. county jail. >> not a pop icon, but a son and a brother they lost and

they are one by one systematically moving out certain protesters with handcuffs. it has been peaceful. said it is happening without much fanfare. will tran is live on the scene. we have a number of seats filled strategically placed around the plaza this morning. well, have you seen any protesters handcuffed? >>caller: i have not, but arrests have taken place. some protesters are being kicked out as we speak. the officers are moving through right now. they're telling people who stayed behind, you have to leave. that is the first time in about two hours 15 minutes that i have seen officer's go through the encampment. they moved from the encampment to the middle of the intersection so it seems that protesters have given up the encampment. those who remain are being arrested. the officers at this barricade, it is a basically a staring contest. they have been here for about an hour 15 minutes. i have seen some protesters set and police officers. you're looking down the barricades. i do not see any officer's engaging. as far as this location is concerned, there have bee

by a pair of handcuffs.oading area. >> when the line of prisoners was getting on the bus, tracy and mary were the last two prisoners of a long line of prisoners. >> and that's when they make their move. >> they were sitting fairly low to the ground. you have to be pretty small to be able to crawl under this bus and then maneuver yourself around so that you're hanging oven that train. >> but watch closely. initially they were not last in line. mobley waits for the perfect moment to switch positions. >> tracy mobley was the ring leader in this. there was no doubt she was the one that came up with the yad because she had a felony hanging the over her head. and mary was just here for misdemeanor traffic things which she probably would have gotten a fine. >> after their disappearing act, a full five seconds ticked by before a sheriff's deputy appears in the loading area. but he doesn't seem to notice anything's amis. >> doesn't somebody watch the video while the prisoners are going on the bus. don't they do a beg

that they immediately handcuff the defendant? how the convicted -- the man convicted of this crime, and immediately whisk him away. >> it is standard operating procedure if the judge remand the defendant to custody. a lost people didn't think that murray would be remanded because he didn't have a criminal record. and one would think, looking at him, he would not be a flight risk or especially a danger to society. however, the judge, as you heard, disagreed with that. saying because of the nature of the crime that he could be a danger to society and used that really for the bulk of his decision on this. but the answer is, yes, when a judge says, he is remanded, immediately the bailiffs behind get behind the chair and put the handcuffs on them. which is what you saw take place in that courtroom this morning. or this afternoon. >> my sense is that the judge, judge michael pastor, didn't want to take any chances in a high profile case like this. even if the chance was tiny, that dr. conrad murray would flee or whatever, try to escape

sometimes, he performed with the handcuff trick nude. measure he would perform nude because he wanted to prove he had nothing up his sleeve. just he and hi -- and his mind got him out of the situations. >> and the exhibit is for how long? >> it's open until january 16th. >> also, we'll be open on christmas day. >> what are the hours of the museum in general. >> every day accept wednesday. you can visit the website and we're free the first tuesday of every month. connie and rachele, because we have the two of you and it's such a treat to have you, we want to take a leap of faith [ laughter ] >> and open up a conversation about how really art and scholarship and the ways in which we discover new things by the experience of art and by the development of art and seeing art and both, by looking at what we think is something new again and coming up with new ideas and in this case, your work on the river jordan. what can we say about how importance it is in a diverse jewish community, the importance of how arts and scholarship shake -- shapes o

. >> we want to know where he's at so we can put him in handcuffs. >> there's the guy we're looking for. >> he needs to be off the street and needs to be off the street now. >>> from a man hunt to the gang ridden south suburbs to the crystal meth traffickers in the city's gay community, the county investigators are pursuing leads in two uniquely closed worlds. >> the prevalent in the gay community, meth. >> it's huge up north in boys town. we haven't even peeked into it. >> ever worked with the police before or no? >> when you work in the jail, you come across a ton of cases. and for about the last year, anybody in cook county that's been housed here for methamphetamines, there's about a 90% chance that i've interviewed them at one point or another. >> but the meth was too strong for me. >> was it really? >> yeah, it was too strong for me. >> didn't like the high, huh? >> no. >> in the past decade, chicago has witnessed the rise of a new and powerfully addictive drug, crystal methamphetamine. meth related arrests cut across race and class lines. landing suspected users and dealers from

pronounced guilty and led out in handcuffs. we're live tonight at the courthouse. >>> the scandal that's rocking one of the great names in college football. tonight the children caught up in this and the attention it brings to a living legend of the sport. >>> speaking out. tonight the first woman to publically accuse herman cain of sexual misconduct. her story is explicit, but will it hurt the campaign? tonight we debut our new poll showing where he stands. >>> tough call. listen to the choice for this student athlete. does he lead his team in the biggest game of the year or skip it for something else that day that could change his life forever? >>> also tonight, our exclusive interview with former president bill clinton and the fix he sees for the economy. bill clinton and the fix he sees for the economy. "nightly news" begins now. captions paid for by nbc-universal television >>> good evening on this busy monday night. today we saw another woman come forward in the case of herman cain and we'll debut our new polling on the g

them. >> just because i'm small and i'm able to slip the handcuffs anytime i want, i'm a problem, you know. >> this handy talent enabled shiverdecker to elude sergeant rick ortega and officer michelle carpenter when he launched his most recent attack. >> within a matter of just seconds he just slipped his cuffs, tried to get away from her, and at that time i decided to take him down because i felt he was a threat already. >> ortega, he's got to lose some weight. damn near crushed me. >> despite shiverdecker's violent reputation, oddly enough he got along pretty well with staff members. he will defend himself at all costs, but the staff never bothered him and he had respect for the fact they're doing their job. all he wanted to do was survive. >> he's actually a cooperative inmate. he was very concerned about the staff getting injured or assaulted during this situation. he had no intention of injuring or assaulting any staff members. he just had a mission. >> he told me make sure it's not a rookie escorting me. make sure it's you and the sergeant. then he said to watch myself today. he

haven't seen anyone led off in handcuffs for five or ten minutes. we are seeing the tents go down as they did before. they had been walking and chanting and drumming. now some of them are hugging. it looks like they're finally starting to go down. that's what we have from here. back to you guys. >> they're not leaving. they're just standing around. >> i'll take a step over here. you can see there are people in the streets. they've been marching around here. this is down broadway. they are still standing there. some people aresitting in front of them no. one appears to be leaving. so at this point, they're sitting around, standing arn talking. >> they're not going to leave this time either as well. >> thank you very much, christie. >> law enforcement is slowly and methodically doing their thing. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] we know you've got a lot on your plate at thanksgiving. which is why safeway has everything you need to get it all done. right now, get a safeway frozen turkey up to 12 lbs, for just $5 each. cook your thanksgiving turkey perfectly wi

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the judge said no, called him a risk to the public and had murray led off in handcuffs. trial lasted six weeks. it only took this jury a day and a half to find him guilty of involuntary manslaughter, that is criminal negligence led to the death of michael jackson. jackson fans cheered outside when the verdict was read. the jackson family says justice has been served here. this morning, we have a "today" exclusive for you, for the first time, conrad murray on camera, angry and emotional, describing michael jackson's final moments, blaming jackson's body guard for all the chaos. it's call for a new documentary airing later this week on msnbc. >> i told security to get the kids away from there, get the kids away from there because i did not want them to see their father getting cpr. >> kind of ushered them out and said "kids don't worry, we'll take care of it. everything is going to be okay." >> and he says oh, "doctor, doctor, what happened?" i need help. i am doing cpr, mr. jackson is not breathing. call 911, i need you to call 911. >> we have a ja here that needs help an

>> the idaho policeman handcuffs davis and pulls him out of the vehicle. still conscious, davis strikes up a conversation. >> i don't know, was it fun to you? >> it was a rush. >> what a rush, huh? wish we would have killed you? >> hildenstab is still nursing his broken leg but he says his pain is overtaken by the intense emotion of knowing he's helped capture george davis. >> i was just so probably in exhilaration i'll never feel in my life again. i was happy. it was just a great feeling. it seemed like at the time one of the happiest moments in my life. i had got this guy stopped. and i survived it. >> as davis' shooting spree comes to an end, one of his victims, michael carroll, is struggling to survive. >> my son had just turned 5 two days ago. like he could not have a dad all of a sudden. like that was a really powerful thing for me. >> to everyone's surprise, carroll pulls through, as do the five others who survived the shooting in ennis but there's a long road to recovery for carroll. >> getting shot was easy.e shti wehs 165 pounds. after his recove

new york they were for the new york stock exchange they went for the subways and police for the handcuffs so who won the day then david sirota is going to join us to discuss this two month turning point for the movement what needs to happen from here on out to keep the momentum going and president obama is threatening to veto the new defense authorization bill that would change our detention policies at a very dangerous way but at this point does the president really have any credibility left on the matter morris davis former guantanamo chief prosecutor is going to join us to hash it all out without all that morphy tonight including a dose of happy hour but first take a look what the mainstream media has decided to miss. our well today is two months since the occupy movement began and survey a massive day of action was planned in new york city and this time the mainstream media just couldn't ignore it. protesters a man outside the new york stock exchange value to shut down wall street and unleashed chaos we're watching what is supposed to be a major day of protests all across the country

he called us from frankfurt airport, letting us know that he was out of handcuff and no police. the other time, i could recognize his voice but this time sounded like my son. it was wonderful. >> reporter: derek and his family were not able to communicate with each other often. >> we spoke for 90 second the first time and a minute after he landed in cairo, he was on the pay phone and then we spoke for a few minutes on thanksgiving day. that their was a discussion and and a half. and then we spoke right after we found out that all the release paperworks had come through and they were going to be taken to the airport, for about another 30, 40 secs. so we really have had three very brief, four very brief conversations. >> now, the 19-year-old is grateful to be out of. >> initially-- and i mentioned this before ♪ he was not treated very well at first, but it got better and then the very last day that they were in a holding cell at the police station, people from american university cairo were able to bring them blankets and clothes. later, they were on the way home. >> the flight to

he left the courtroom in handcuffs, a convicted felon, to await sentencing on november 29th. here's what the judge said. >> public protection as far as i'm concerned dictates that the defendant be remanded without bail in view of the fact that dr. murray has been convicted of a crime involving homicide. >> randi kaye joins me now along with marcia clark, author of "guilt by association." also with us, criminal defense attorney mark geragos, jeffrey toobin and dr. sanjay gupta. jeff, was this a verdict? was this the right individual? >> it seemed to me. i was skeptical of this case. given michael jackson's history of addiction, given all the possible involvements in his ill health, blaming conrad murray seemed unfair. but i thought the prosecution did an excellent job. they laid out a very straightforward case. and they showed that this was not just, you know, arguably bad medicine. this was really deep, deep incompetence. but they also didn't charge him with too much. they didn't charge him with murder, they charged him with a fairly -- a minor felony, but still a felony, and

. >>> frosty the snowman feeling the heat and led away from a maryland christmas parade in handcuffs.at the pictures. >> lost his head. he did lose his head. he is charged with assault and disorderly conduct. it happened saturday in chestertown maryland after an alleged confrontation with a police officer. and frosty may go to jail. >> it is just not right. >> that's just not a good thing. >> the pictures are just not right. >> ho, ho, ho. >>> coming up, a plane that was bound for sfo makes an emergency landing, what the pilot saw that sparked concerns. >>> they're not budging the tense standoff between occupy protesters in l.a. and the police. a proper coming up. >>> uc -- a report coming up. >>> uc regents are meeting this morning and some students are hoping to get a word in. more details on a possible demonstration. >>> and a firefighter remains in critical condition after being hit by a car on thanksgiving day. a look at the new surveillance video that may help police track down the suspect. citibank's new app for ipad maw her es from anywhere. like gate d12 for the next three ho

they were in handcuffs. we're still trying to get more on this police activity. >> thank you. there's still no word on how southwest baltimore home broke into flames, killing a woman and her son as he was trying to save her life. neighbors told us don ritter was trapped on the third floor and her son was trying to save her. they both died of smoke inhalation. fire officials are trying to determine the cause of the fire. >> a developing story out of baltimore city, police confirmed they are investigating two rapes. here is what we know right now. the latest case happened early sunday morn. a 27-year-old woman was assaulted at around 4:00 a.m. and investigators said another attack happened thursday morning. a woman was awakened by a suspect with an assault her. that will victim was 29-year- old. police say they do not think the cases are related. and baltimore county police are looking for a man who ran away after using a gun tooled up a 7/11. it happened at 11:00 a.m. this morning. investigators are looking for a white man in his early 20s. no word on how much money he took. >>

immediately led away in handcuffs, murray will remain in jail until his sentencing.s found that jackson gave jackson the drug propofol then failed to monitor him, then did not call 911. >>> there was some speculation the family would hold a news conference after the verdict but that has been the only public comment so far. denise. >> thank you, mary. the judge could face dr. murray to four years in prison and he could lose his medical license. >>> there is more fall out from the sex scandal in penn university. drew levinson reports from pennsylvania. >> reporter: penn state's former director have turned themselves to authorities. curly and shultz are accused of covering -- he faces 40 criminal counts ranging from inappropriate touching to statutory rape. prosecutors say sanduski prayed on boys he met through a charity he founded for at risk kids. in 2002, a graduate assistant says he saw sanduski assaulting a 10-year-old at a shower on campus. he alerted schultz. sanduski spent three decades with the lions before retiring in 1999. helping paterno score the most wins

. >>> the suspected blond bandit in handcuffs. police didn't have to go far to find her. >>> the presidential hopeful responding to critics about an extramarital affair. >>> a man suspected of the death in his travel companion in aruba. a woman wanted for bank robberies and carjackings is now behind bars. police say the suspect was attempting to hold up another bank before she was taken into custody. erica gonzalez joins us with more from the scene. >> reporter: it's been one alleged crime after another for schwab. police and residents wondering when it would all end got their answer today. this was the end of the road for the alleged blond bandit. a three-car collision on old georgetown road headed toward maryland. just after 1:00, the 26-year-old attempted to hold up this bank in mcclain and got away with nothing before leading police on a chase in this blue ford escape. she collided with these vehicles. their air bags were deployed. schwab made a dash for it on foot. our cameras caught the moment she was placed in handcuffs, la

murray was taken away in handcuffs after the verdict was read.hysician at the time of the death. murray gave him the sleeping aid propofol say the jury. that was in combination with two sedatives. here is what the l.a. district attorney had to say moments before the moment. >> a strong and powerful message that this sort of conduct does rise the level of criminal negligence and to the extent that someone dies as a result of their playing dr. feel good they will be held accountable. >>> sentencing will now be set for october 29th. >> murray's medical license will be automatically suspended. >>> a fire that led 17 people homeless in baltimore county is ruled an accident. the flames ripped through a building on perry hall on friday. fire investigators decided the fire began on the second floor condo. all of the displaced residents are staying with friends and relatives. >>> a judge makes key decisions regarding the case of a cocksville native murdered at the university of virginia. attorneys for the man accused of killing yardley love will be allowe

for now murray sits in jail after being led away in handcuffs.erage begins with abc's jim avila. >> reporter: michael jackson's parents, two sisters, two brothers in the courtroom, just a few feet away from the stoic dr. conrad murray. the tension broken by a scream from la toya as the jury was read. >> we the jury in the above entitled action, find the defendant, conrad robert murray, guilty of the crime of involuntary manslaughter. >> reporter: outside the courtroom. >> yes! [ cheers ] >> reporter: hundreds erupted in shouts of justice. and within moments, judge michael pastor sent conrad murray in handcuffs and stripped of his medical license to wait for his up to four year sentence in l.a. county jail. >> our sympathies go out to the jackson family at this time for the loss that they have suffered, not a pop icon, but a son, and a brother. i think that's most important. >> reporter: the jackson family leaving the courthouse to cheers. joe jackson saying cryptically. >> there is more. >> reporter: and la toya tweeted earlier michael would be i

they say they brought him out in handcuffs. one of hundreds of tips they have been chasing. still, it's the first raid of its kind since she went missing a 11 days ago. it happened late saturday. at this orlando home. cell phone camera caught a s.w.a.t. vehicle moving in. >> they banged down the door, yelled search warrant and basically told everyone out of the house. >> reporter: the house reportedly belongs to dale smith sr. the father of dale smith. witnesses tell our affiliate the grandfather of the 3-year-old the couple shares was brought out of the home in handcuffs. two women, another man and two children were also taken out of the house. after police left, nobody in the house was talking. >> get out of here. >> is this your house in >> no it's not. it's santa claus's house house. >> reporter: michelle parker has been missing eight days now, she disappeared the same day her people's court episode aired. >> he shouldn't have put me on the hands prior. >> reporter: police and parker's parents having been saying that dale smith jr. wasn't a suspect. parker's parents ratc

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said she offered to pay with cash but the store manager called limits she and her husband were in handcuffs and the child was taken into custody by child protective service. >> when they said they with take her because we would be arrested, i couldn't believe this because i had forgotten to pay for the sandwich and she has never been away from us for that long. >> reporter: 18. they were released on bai. nicole ended up posting about it on a website. safeway released two statements first saying they are aware of the incident and are reviewing it. a second statement said it appears we may not have handled it in the best possible way. the family will fight the shoplifting charge. >>> a woman in new york city is in the hospital after being crushed by a falling shopping cart. someone pushed the card and is now -- cart and is now in yesterday. >>> yesterday herman cain was on the hot seat. today it's rick perry. we'll tell you what he said that's bringing unwanted attention. @ >>> a 47-year-old woman is in critical condition at a hospital in new york city have the two boys dropped a shopping car

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as randall pinkston reports many left in handcuffs. >> reporter: occupy wall street demonstrators march in the street after they were evicted from their camp. new york city police moved in after midnight. they carried away protestors that refused to leave the park and arrested about 200 people. >> they treat us like we're some kind of violent people. this is so sad. this is america. >> reporter: the park has been scrubbed clean. city officials say the occupation posed a health and safety issue. >> the first amendment gives every new yorker the right to speak out but it does not give anyone the right to sleep in a park or otherwise take it over to the exclusion of others. >> tell me what democracy looks like? >> reporter: demonstrators have occupied the park for two months to protest corporate greed. but their prolonged presence hurt local businesses and the crowds and noise frustrated residence and workers in the area. >> i want to have lunch in my park and i want to be able to use it. >> reporter: the city plans to clean the park and let the demonstrators return without tents and sleep

. >>> dozen protesters were led away in handcuffs in dc after occupying a building that used to be aess shelter. they called the school under new management hoping to talk to city leaders. it's been vacant for years. there is hotel developers hoping for a deal. >> we don't want it to turn in to another hotel, charging 300 bucks or more. >> police arrested 3 women and 8 men. >>> new, found in and out last hour -- out in the last hour, the penn state child rape allegations. the university's trustees panel investigating announced a news conference that set to take place at 10:00. no word on exactly what will be discussed a at the morning news conference. penn state has been the focus of international attention following accusations that a former coach abused boys while on campus. joe paterno and gram spaniard were fired this month. >>> penn state university police say they've referred another alleged incident of indecent assault to the attorney general's office. the alleged assault by a known individual that's the quote in the report took place at an outdoor swimming pool between june 1

. >> she saw the guy in handcuffs on friday on the front lawn, all ready to go. but they didn't do anything. i don't know if they arrested him, didn't arrest him. but he is still out there. >> reporter: on sunday morning, after the shooting, she saw a police officer with a gun pointed at a vacant house right across the street. >> very unusual. he said, basically, police put your hands up, and i didn't see anybody come in or out. i just rushed into my house because i heard that and saw that. >> reporter: united states park police say ortega has a criminal record in idaho, utah and texas. >> these assault charges also involve assault on law enforcement officers. >> reporter: ortega's citizenship is unclear, as is his mental health history. >> this is a man who discharged a rifle in downtown dc. i think that speaks volumes. >> reporter: ortega crashed his car near the ramp for the roosevelt bridge. police found a semiautomatic rifle inside along with shell casings. >> i hope he realizes now this is not the neighborhood to be in, and police are watching and hopefully

on a call, hours before johnson was led away from his home in handcuffs, he and his wife leslie are heard discussing how to hide a check and cash, both of which became evidence. >> what do you want me to do with the money? they are banging. >> put it in your panties and walk out of the house. >> all this cash, jack. >> put it in your panties, leslie. >> oh, my god. >> yeah. stuff it in your panties. >> leslie johnson has pled guilty to her role. jack johnson with witness and evidence tampering, 20-year sentence for each charge. they are both expected to be sentenced next hadn't. >>> he has been silent. jerry sandusky, previously known for his position as a assistant coach at penn state breaks his silence. >> the result was probably not what he was hoping for. sandusky is hoping people won't judge him until he gets his day in court. he told nbc he's not child molesttor. he just likes to horse around. >> i'm innocent. >> reporter: he told bob costas he did not sexually abuse boys but showered with them. >> am i sexually attracted to young boys? sexually atrcted? i love young boys, love to b

and then, why one familiar holiday based landed in handcuffs. later, -- >> they left me on this side of road to die. >> nobody expected her to survive. >> nobody expected this. >> plus, the new queen of comedy. >>> take a look at this incredible rescue caught on tape. as traders rushed to help repeople trapped underneath the pickup truck. this truck flipped over on interstate 10. another passenger also survived. unfortunately the driver was killed. prince william put his military training to the test today. he took part in a rescue mission off the coast of wales. a cargo ship capsized. rescuers deployed in gulf force winds. russia's ambassador sent a letter thanking the prince. to go frosty the snowman is feeling the heat after a scuffle with police. -- >>> frosty the snowman is feeling the heat after a scuffle with police. let's look at the man dressed up as frosty. he allegedly hit a police officer in the face during a confrontation and kicked out a police dog. and the man was charged with assault and disorderly conduct. and >>> a special arri

. >> i got distracted as i'm applying the handcuffs.grabbed my arm and pulled it in real quick and he ran a razor blade down my arm. >> officer moseley's injury required 59 stitches. he was unable to return to work for two months. >> it taught me a harsh reality check that you can't take this job for granted. they will cut you. don't ever take your eye off them. these guys have nothing to lose if they were to injury you. >> it's just for those reasons that corrections officers must constantly train and prepare for the worst. >> the taser does the muscular system. affects it. >> the officers practice on themselves and each other. >> he volunteered. >> i'm a gluten for punishment. >> it's a volunteer basis. don't make anybody take the charge. it gives us an idea of what kind of effect it's going to actually have on an inmate. are you ready? then you would aim in the center of the mass. >> christ almighty that hurt. >> at commonly used device is the electronic capture shield. >> we use this to deliver -- shoots 1,000 volts at inmates once