♪ ♪ >> and had joined up for jury duty and my book -- and winding up in handcuffs. what happened to a local man last week. >> he is still angry. >> he showed up for jury duty. seconds before -- after he crossed the this checkpoint, he was stopped. something in his briefcase had caught the guard's attention. >> three or four of the security guards told me to put my hands behind my back. >> he rode his bicycle down to the court that day. he did not want to leave this radio on his bicycle. for about 15 minutes bernard arons remained handcuffed while security took apart his radio. >> it is a possibility that 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

i feel really good right now. >> look at you, no handcuffs. no shackles. >> i missed you, mom. sorry. >> for what? quit saying that. oh. oh. >> i just wanted to thank you for everything you have done because without you, i probably wouldn't have made it out here. because you gave me hope. and in there, if you ain't got hope, you ain't got nothing and you ain't got nothing to live for. you do what you got to do in prison to live. but you gave me hope and everything. so i appreciate it, mom. >> here we are. back together. >> this committee that's going to be run, this is pretty much a myth that this committee will result in action. as a result, i'm stranded here at this facility even though i'm not getting misconduct reports or any of those things. >> unlike happy, fredrico is never getting out of prison. as a validated gang member, the only way to leave level 6 is through an out of state transfer. >> fredrico, how are you? >> fine, yourself? >> pretty good. i reviewed your file, and back in march 2007, if i remember, you went to committee for a release for

he handcuffs himself to the goal, thus refusing to move. his reason had nothing to do with the game or the teams, he was protesting something about a discount airline. after several minutes police managed to cut off the cuffs and get him out of the goal and the match resumed. >>> also clint eastwood will be in washington, d.c. today as he is honored by the smithsonian. he will receive the james smithson by smithson by centennial award and will do that. >> then he is going to handcuff himself to the door i heard. and we will figure out what he is protesting at some point. >> -- discount airline as well? >> it could be. you never know. all right. thanks for watching eyewitness news on wjz 13, maryland's news station. i am jessica kartalija. >> don scott. >> for marty bass i am bernadette woods. have a great day everybody, enjoy this warmth. we will see you back here at 4:00, 5:00 and 6:00. >> let's get outside. send comments to comments@captioncolorado,, medicare. it doesn't cover everything. and what it doesn't cover can cost you some money.

a member forgot a service revolver, ammunition, and handcuffs and a hotel room. the housekeeping staff observed the locked room safe and called hotel security. an engineer unlocked a safe and discovered the officer's loaded service revolvers, ammunition clip and handcuffs. the hotel contacted the officer at the officer made arrangements to have the equipment retrieved by a superior officer. the complaint also complained about the conduct in retrieving the weapon, but the conduct in forgetting his weapon and equipment was neglect of duty equipment was neglect of duty because he lost control of them

a member forgot a service revolver, ammunition, and handcuffs and a hotel room. the housekeeping staff observed the locked room safe and called hotel security. an engineer unlocked a safe and discovered the officer's loaded service revolvers, ammunition clip and handcuffs. the hotel contacted the officer at the officer made arrangements to have the equipment retrieved by a superior officer. the complaint also complained about the conduct in retrieving the weapon, but the conduct in forgetting his weapon and equipment was neglect of duty because he lost control of them when he checked out of the k hotel. it sustained a neglect of duty finding. the chief found that the conduct of forgetting his equipment to be proper conduct. in the next case, another neglect of duty. an officer failed to log use of force even though the officer noted that the complaintant had an injury. the supervising sergeant failed to supervise the officer to ensure that the incident report was completed. the sergeant failed to enter the use of force logs. both officers were given a written rep

handcuffs are consequences. having a gun exposed where he can see it is a consequence, a badge, a badge on your belt they all represent confinement. he's going to go to prison. and you don't want that. have you ever met rachel and audrey? >> krebs has been in custody for some 30 days. since police found a bb gun at his job, a violation of his parole. but both krebs and his interrogator know that's not why they're here. two young women, students at nearby colleges, have gone missing. one taken off the street, the other from her home in the middle of the night. police suspect the women have fallen victim to a sexual predator. >> san luis obispo had a lot of people that had been convicted of sex offenses. just about any one of them could have done something like this. >> rex krebs is one of dozens of sex offenders interviewed by police. he and hobson have been talking for weeks informally at the county jail. since krebs' parole agent david siragusa notifies the task force there's a parallel between the way the wome

you golden handcuff me. i can't fight you if i'm not in a right to work state. if i am, now i have leverage, i can employ, i can do cash over cash and a lot faster than if you handcuff me, where the union could basically shut me down because i can't afford it in my margins. so, as a small business, if you want us to do what we need to do, which is a lot of work in the next couple of years, then you have to make it a right to work. >> so, david, take that on. take on that? >> sure, i would say, listen, even union workers are not trying to shut down businesses and that's why there's collective bargaining and you negotiate with your workers. >> absolutely not, absolutely not. >> no one says you don't have a right to work, but there is, kind of this effort and initiative is to bust labor unions, we see it over and over again. >> i cannot fight a union. >> and point out. and new hampshire has 5.1% unemployment and south carolina, a right to work state has 9.5%. >> and that's due to the manufacturing and the owner of the businesses. >> do the numbers and do the math.

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

>> 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. the really hard part was recovery. >> b

i saw them handcuff people. i was just very proud. thank you very much. president mazzucco: public comment is now closed. >> line item number three, reports and announcements. cheeps report. >> good evening. how are you? this week, i am happy to announce the weekly comstat report. we have had declines year after year. this is even more significant. in the first 28 days of the year, violent crime is down 10%. additionally, property crimes are down 18%, for an overall crime reduction of 17% in 2012 compared to 2011 at this time. worthy of note is the homicide count this year remains at 3. last year at this time, it was at eight. i would also like to address crime prevention operations that we did. most of the boy would be the fugitive recovery enforcement operation we did on wednesday, january 25. the police department coordinated with some outside agencies and over 70 people were arrested in a roundup of fugitives at large. 20 of those individuals were on parole. crimes ranged from narcotics trafficking to rubbery to manslaughter. that was a significant 10

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they have provided crew members with handcuffs and other restraints. some passengers think there are other reasons why more airline passengers are behaving better today. >> alcohol is a little more expensive. bust your drug people on board. >> -- keyword drunk people on board. >> if you are hoping for a quick tax refund, the irs says he will be waiting longer than usual. >> it looks like gusty winds will bring warm temperatures tomorrow. >> we continue with the latest from the campaign trail. the war of words is far from finished. >> the candidates are firing at each other once again. new polls show interesting numbers. >> we have seen a lot so far, but in a way we are now just really getting into the thick of the race. three times as many delegates are up for grabs in the next two weeks and the entire amount that has been allotted so far. candidates know this may be the best chance to change the leader board. >> if mitt romney appears to have extra pack in his step today -- >> i hope you watched the debate last night. it was fun. >> -- it is probably

. >> i got distracted as i'm applying the handcuffs. he 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 o

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good work in many areas, but there has not been what a lot of people would like to see, which is handcuffs in wall street. we have had our first case, which is kind of related, in new york. good >> we have got room filled with brilliant in why you -- brilliant nyu law students, and some percentage will go to the new york law firms, and some will be involved in these transactions. we have to deal with lawyers and disclosure documents. we have to deal with the issue of materiality when you have sophisticated parties. you have huge institutions. i have got to prove materiality. if i cannot, i have got a problem. and we have a brilliant lawyers. some will hopefully recruit some of you. we have great people at the sec. they are working tirelessly, but these are typical reactions and cases, and the fact that we want to see people walking in handcuffs, i understand the desire, but that is not enough. >> just to follow up this concept there is greed and a morality that makes us to fall short of -- immorality and makes us fall short of criminal charges. can you give us an example of that and whethe

a stand against the first amendment by having a journalist arrested and led out of a hearing in handcuffsthe journalist, josh fox, joins me exclusively here on "the ed show," stay with us. >>> ed show survey i asked you will there be more very poor people if mitt romney is elected president? 99% said yes. >>> the big finish, film maker josh fox joins me to give us his side of the story after his arrest at a congressional hearing today. we'll tell you who josh fox is and his great work, stay tuned. progressive saved me so much money on car insurance, this baggage fee is on me. did you check that bag? houston? well, welcome to savingsville. did you pay $25 for that bag fee? -yeah. -you did? with all the money i saved on progressive car insurance, i'll take care of that bag fee. you're so kind! thank you! you guys just landed in savingsville. [laughs] yes, we did! you made my day. do you want to pay our college tuition, too? >>> welcome back to "the ed show." the republicans violated basic free speech rights by making, just making sure that a journalist was arrested and led out of the public

most armed only with handcuffs, a can of mace and a remote radio. >> what's the biggest challenge inside the walls? >> making it back outside the walls. that's the biggest challenge. >> all aspects behind the wall can be dangerous. it's how you handle yourself in a situation and how you present yourself to the offenders. we're ready in charlotte. >> these guys will not give us a lick of respect unless we respect them first. we treat them like men. we treat them like human beings. we don't talk down to them. i go out of my way not to know what particular crime they're in here for because i don't want to be judgmental. >> most correctional officers agree that maintaining authority without provoking hostility is a delicate balancing act. >> you have to pick a line, draw it in the sand and stick to it. you can't vary every day you come in. you can't be their buddy tomorrow and then be hard on them the day afterwards. you've got to stick to your guns and just hold true to what you believe in and just do your job. you don't have to be super cop. you just have to do your job. >> how are you doi

you're not saying, this is where you buy pink, fuzzy handcuffs? >> no. >> reporter: up in seattle, pastor mark driscoll and his wife, grace, have a guide. >> the bible seems to speak of it on a few occasions. and recognizes it as an acceptable aspect of marriage. >> reporter: does the bible say anything about anal sex? >> no, it doesn't. >> reporter: where do you come down on that? >> it's not a sin. it might not be healthy and good. we wouldn't generally recommend it. but you can't say it's a sin because it's not in the bible. >> reporter: where does the book come down on masturbation? >> the bible doesn't say anything about it because it's interesting because i'm assuming it's an old issue. >> reporter: but not everything is a go, says pastor mark. no pornography? >> no pornography. >> reporter: there's nothing in the bible about pornography. >> it's about lust. if a husband and wife has interest in each other, it's a good thing. if somebody else is involved, it's a bad thing. >> reporter: mark driscoll was considered one of the most controversi

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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 people because not everybody that is arrested is necessarily a criminal. >>> it's cold out in most parts of the country. i

before give them the handcuffs that has been flagged them on the public place. and each of them subject it was the five flashing in a public place in front of all relatives. and he kept them were flying. a quote the six thousand dollars that family to pay put there had been probably because. death point of view both of them put shame on the religion and on the family name so they have to be made to see their ballots and pay the fine a steady punished by de waart about. killing the woman that might use it for the war loss like killing a person. we're at a point where the concept of justice is still nonexistent. but there we have jungle law if this close to. benefit photo was lost they put that practice otherwise they look like a west for same we have a constitutional. freedom of speech event and initial house we didn't have and we don't have freedom of speech element to part of democracy we have a constitutional freedom for press more than four times to be that your analysis inside of the parliament. itself proves that lies. which is sort of a call as that were i

the set of handcuffs and in the holster sat in the driveway after gunmen shot of federal agents have patience home. the newark police department said it was random incident. >> it appears the cicada ran them conflict with the suspect. >> i heard someone yell, kick down on the ground. so i looked out the window and that's how i found out something was going on. >> by the time officers got there the issue was going down covered in blood. the suspect fled but had the distinct limp. the large caliber bullet went through both doors and the steering column of this suv. the victim is the 61 -year-old u.s. customs and border patrol agent who works at the uso. >> he was the quiet guy packed jeeps to himself. other than that we don't talk much. >> hours later, newark police with the help of the fbi pulled over and they make dennis bagwell in piedmont. >> great now that motive is unknown and we tried knocking on the door of the suspects old address and it turned out the home was foreclosed upon. now they say he lives 28 miles away in piedmont which raises the question, what was he doing here an

a kid in handcuffs being taken to the side of the street and escorted away by police.to be the shooter in question that police have referenced that they did have in custody this morning. this also coming after reports that a teacher inside that school on campus there was able to scare the student off having them run outside. but these are the first images coming out now of a potential suspect in handcuffs being taken away by authorities. jonathan, i want to bring you back into the conversation that we have. you were making a reference that there may have been more than one shooter before police have only come out to confirm that they have one person in custody right now. explain to us, though, about these reports that we've been hearing about whether or not there was some reference or a forewarning given on twitter or through social media. have you heard anything like that from your fellow classmates? >> i have heard -- i've heard, i believe it was on the news that a text was sent out of some sort. i never saw it. that's pretty much all i heard on that. >> jonathan, wh

what she doesn't realize, he's a cop surrounded by undercover officers, ready to grab her, handcuff herand take her to jail. >> we pick out strategic locations based our criminal activity, based where regular customers are robbed. we go ahead and stage an area where we know the crimes are more prevalent. >> reporter: this takedown went down just two days ago. part of metro's decoy operation to cut down thefts of expensive electronics. >> it is something new. probably over the last year we've seen an increase in the robbery of electronic devices. as technology grows and devices become more popular and more user friendly in our system, we've seen an increase in robberies. >> reporter: the officers say decoy operations happen so fast most people don't realize they're happening even though it's on the metro platform until the arrest is made. metro says it's arrested more than 70 suspects since october. one of the undercover officers agreed to talk with us only if we did not reveal his identity. >> our goal is to remain anonymous so that we can continue to have the same success with the oper

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as detectives handcuff him he says, please tell me she is not dead. detective reeves, i wish i could tell thaw, george. she is a 22-year-old and she's gone. huguely, kill me, oh, my god. there is no way she's dead. after that more than ten minutes passes as a distraught huguely repeats over and over, i don't believe it. i didn't kill her. she's not dead. i know she's not dead. george huguely wasn't the only one brought to tears today. at least two jurors also cried as they watched that videotape as did yardley love's mother and sister. coming up on news 4 at 6:00 i'll take a look at george huguely's lies to police during his videotape statement. reporting live from charlottesville i'm julie carey, news 4. >> all right. we'll look forward to that report at 6:00. thank you. >>> today president obama moved to turn down the heat on the birth control controversy that has been simmering for weeks. he announced he is backing off the requirement for religious employers to provide free birth control coverage even if contraception runs counter to the employer's

police used plastic ties to handcuff several gay and lesbian couples who went to the clerk's office and asked for a marriage license on this valentine's day. when they were denied they sat on the floor and held hands and sang until they were arrested. >> unfortunately loving couples were turned away by the city clerk. she would love to marry all loving couples equally, but she is not allowed to because of proposition 8. >> they wanted to help us out and give us marriage licenses, but they cannot. >> 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 1

. >> also, juveniles and the neighborhood were put in handcuffs themselves. he was in the the raj, when an officer tried to take -- garage. >> the public defender's office says the video is so damning, one of the officers had to cover the lens. narcotics officers said they received permission to search two suspects' rooms, but the video tells a different story. >> without a warrant, without knocking, they burst into the room, all four officers, and then later lied in in a police report. >> the first incident in december showed the police officers were using a master key to open the door. they were given permission for the search afterwards. both defendants say one officer cover the camera when he and the three other officers forced their way into the suspect's home. add the public defender asked to have one case on the stand in court. they're already digging into this case. >> well -- [laughter] let's discuss this issue. how and why does the abuse of power occurred? i am going to be directing most of my question to specific panel members. however, if other pa

same sex marriage supporters trying to make a point end up in handcuffs. here is the frustration at the root of the confrontation. >> reporter: hearts and -- annual valentine's day protest [ music ] >> reporter: a protest a week after the 9th circuit court of appeals cited with them, the day after washington state made same sex marriage legal. >> momentum is on our side. time is on our side. >> we'll have to repeat them until this day is listed. >> you will be subject to arrest. >> deputies briefly retained eight people. they got plastic -- instead of of -- [ music ] >> later san francisco's game. -- >> celebrating 50 years of that balance. there were many -- >> that i have my heart in san francisco and i can't get married in the city that i'm from. >> they plan to return every valentine's day until same sex marriage is legal. ktvu channel 2 news. >> valentine's party at oakland city hall in celebration of over turning proposition is winding down at this hour. the party was hosted mayor. she called the court ruling a perfect valentine gift for the communit

before give them the handcuffs that had been the flag theme on the public plate. and each of them subject forty five flashes in a public place in front of all religious. and he kept them or find. a quote to six thousand dollars. definitely he put there had been partly because. you put shame on the village and on the family name so they have to make their ballots and pay the fine. punished by their. killing the one that might use it for the war lost like killing a bird. we are out of your point where the concept of justice is still nonexistent . today we have jungle law if this constitutional benefit photo was lost they put that practice otherwise they look like a waste of paper same we have our constitutional. freedom of speech event and initial house we didn't have and we don't have freedom of speech element to part of them are we have a constitutional freedom for press more than four times they beat your analysis inside of the parliament. in itself proves the lies. which is sort of an equal as that were in the beginning of parliament most of these parliamentaria

[laughter] they put me and handcuffs and they did all of that. so i wrote about it. my lawyer, she was also a teacher. she encouraged me to tell my story. the next week, the assignment in class, it was to talk about -- writing about an experience of injustice. i was ready to send this. i did not think anything of it, but she said that people should know about your story. i sent it to somebody. the editor from "the new york times" called me and said that it was a lot of racy for them. but people just kept running in, i got letters in from brothers and death row. we are reading your article. we are glad what you are saying. they will not believe us. you have all of these degrees. next week, mike wallace calls me for an interview. i was talking to ms. colvin earlier. she said the media has a certain way to take people and put them up and you do not hear about everyone else. as if these are isolated incidents. so they called and his producers were like, we want to interview. we want to interview you on your campus in cambridge. i said, my brothers would like to, too. we