several people confronted hennepin county attorney mike freeman.hey asked if he would charge hennepin county attorney mike freeman. they asked if he would charge officer mohamed noor. freeman said investigators are responsible for the delay. in july, justine damon called 9-1-1 to report a possible sexual assault. as she approached the police car that arrived, officer noor allegedly shot and killed her. freeman says noor is refusing to answer freeman says noor is refusing to answer investigators' questions. a pit bull dog in stafford, kansas is getting a lot of attention. his name is kano , and he's the first pit bull police dog in the state. police dogs are often german shepherds. but kano's handler wants to prove.. a pit bull dog is just as fit for the job. kano came from a texas-based non-profit that trains k-nines. this week, he assisted in his first drug bust. he helped officers than seven thousand dollars worth of marijuana! in and around the district.. lyft is offering free rides through in and around the district.. lyft is offering free ride

. >> reporter: that's hennepin county attorney mike freeman unknowingly being recorded by activists while he criticizes the investigation and admitting the officer who shot damond five months ago still hasn't spoken to him. >> he won't answer my questions. and he doesn't have to. >> reporter: july 15th. three weeks before her wedding, damond called police to report a possible assault after hearing screaming in her alley. >> female screaming behind the building. >> reporter: responding to that call, squad car, lights off, officers matthew harrity and mohammed noor. harrity later telling investigators they were startled by a noise when damond suddenly appeared on the driver's side. >> reporter: her heartbroken father, after learning of the recording is demanding justice. >> we are deeply concerned about the possibility that the initial investigation was not done properly. >> reporter: freeman now apologizing in a new i was wron the agency's work and what discussions we were having internally. >> reporter: and david, the prosecutor expects to release new details on a possible charging decisi

and we've done this in hennepin county in minnesota as well. but that's something that i want senator young and others on this committee to keep advocating for and keep thinking about. i'll be bugging you even from outside. i want to -- i want to talk about indian country again. and senator hassan talked about ptsd. you talked about trauma. and we see a tremendous amount of trauma in indian country, not just the historical trauma, but the trauma of extreme poverty, of domestic violence, of drugs and of sexual abuse and all of those things. so we see that's why we see such high incidents of opioid deaths in indian country. i went to a rehab for teenagers in northern minnesota a couple of years ago. and i've been there to visit a number of rehabs. and i had never seen such kind of hopelessness from these in a rehab. usually when you go to rehab, there is people feeling hope at a certain point. and what i really got was that these kids, most of them had started with use with their parents. and the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going b

think, you know, i'm a know that senator jan and i have talked about housing and weak doneness in hennepin county in minnesota as well, but that is something that i want senator jan and others on the committee to keep advocating for and keep outside. i want to talk about indian country again. and senator hasan talked about ptsd and trauma. we see a tremendous amount of trauma in indian country, not just the historical trauma, but the trauma of extreme poverty, domestic violence, drugs and sexual abuse in all of those things. and so, that is why we see such high in the days of opioid death in indian country. i went to a rehab for teenagers in northern minnesota a couple years ago and i've visited a number of rehabs and i never mean such hopelessness in a rehab. usually when you go to rehab their south at a certain point. what i really thought was that these kids, most of them had started with use of their parents in the hopelessness that i saw was what they were going back to and they seem to be going back and this is true also in indian country. and they'd gotten treatment, fell back in wi