jarrel caught up with coralluzzo in new jersey. grilled him fo five hours.jarrell let him go. >> if he didn't burn the car doesn't that let him out >> no. >> why not >> because his actions lead me to believe that he did something so disgusting an vile that he had to leave gran junction and lie about his family dying. somethin happened >> and there was something else, said megan >> he told multiple people tha he did something so terrible that he could never take it to the grave and that he woul never be forgiven. what wa that besides murdering somebody? >> george was a sketchy person and he totally did this. >> the coralluzzo she knew she said was cunning enough to hav one of his pals help him somebody like this guy, hi best friend, jose tavera detectives suspected that too. so they found tavera brought him in for questioning and wha do you know he'd recentl injured his arm. >> i had a bandage on it and the cop asked me -- he's all "what -- what is that, you know? " the detective goes, "wha happened there? " i said, "well, i burned my--" "i burned mysel at wo

jarrell says he heard lester yell, don't come around here before getting up to run.s not matter where you come from. or what you look like, or how much money you have. everyone is held to the same standard. the shooting, reigniting the debate over missouri's stand your ground law allowing people to use deadly force if they reasonably believe they are about to be attacked. the 16 year old should not have been shot in the head and then shot once more. that's the reason for the outrage. a rally for the 16 year old boy will be held tuesday night in kansas city in new york. c b cotton ktvu, fox two news. and then in new york were man is now charged with murder, accused of shooting a young woman after she and her friends accidentally turned into his driveway. they were looking for friends house in rural upstate new york, investigators say 20 year old colin gillis was a passenger in the car when 65 year old kevin moynahan fire two shots from his front porch. subject. came out on his porch for whatever reason. and fired two shots. one of which struck the vehicle that kaylin

well, tonight we are lording about heroic efforts to help 16 year old ralph jarrell after he was shot when he went to the wrong address to pick up his younger brothers outside kansas city. police there say that your all knocked on the door desperately asking for help . one woman says she ran through and around pools of blood to get to ya roll and apply to towel to his head to apply pressure to the world. she talked about what happened in an emotional interview with tmz. so i went outside trying to dodge the blood that was all over my door front door and the neighbors like who shot two, and he said the neighbor over there. he told us that he was supposed to be picking up this little brothers. jody ray said that she knew she had to do something. and she said that her and other neighbors have received backlash from people wrongly assuming that they did nothing to help the team. still to come. thousands of people celebrating the unofficial holiday celebrating marijuana today the sights, sounds and smoke from hippie hill chief meteorologist bill martin is back with us after the break. we'r

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city home owner andrew lester, arraigned after being charged in the shooting of 16 year old ralph jarrelllester pleaded not guilty to two felony counts, first degree assault and armed criminal action shot in the head last thursday after going to the wrong house to pick up his siblings as yaro recovers from his wounds. the man who shot him is out on bail. the probable cause statement said andrew lester believed someone was trying to break into his house. but the mayor of kansas city says there's another component at play. i think that this has everything to do with race the defendant's fear of black people, black men, black boys, but this was also part of a series of incidents over the past few days where young people were shot after making the simple mistake of going to the wrong place. elgin texas, about 30 minutes east of austin. two teenage cheerleaders were shot and wounded in a parking lot on monday night when one of them mistook the suspect's car for their own and injured cheerleader described the exchange was trying to apologize. and then here. just halfway. my window is down, just

jarrell has been released from the hospital. six days for young people across the nation have been shot for taking a wrong turn and showing up. at the wrong place. in addition to ralph, euro, getting shot, authorities say a group of young people looking for a friend's house in upstate new york pulled into the wrong driveway. on saturday. seconds later, a man on the porch opened fire, killing a 20 year old girl who was a passenger in that car. and in texas police say a man shot two cheerleaders outside a supermarket after one of them said she mistakenly got into his car, thinking it was her own. still ahead. what do you denim pokemon cards and beanie babies have in common plus. no more cowbell. the message for any kings fans heading to chase center tomorrow night. a custom design restroom in nowy valley was originally slated for $1.7 million and expected to take two years to build in january, a pre made modular unit , along with labor were donated to the city, cutting the cost by more than half down to $725,000 supervisors now al

this photo of ralph jarrell and lee merritt sitting just sitting on a bench in the sun together aftercarol returned home from the hospital, according to the family's attorney girl still has a very long road ahead, but he can walk. and communicate the 84 year old man charged with shooting him. andrew lester. he'll be arraigned on two felony charges in just a few hours. if convicted, he could spend the rest of his life in jail this morning, the mayor of kansas city voiced his frustration over leicester being released on bail. listen to this. it is shameful in some ways that he gets to live this very normal life. but i understand it's part of this system that we have, which needs real tweaks. and i think that this has everything to do with race. the defendant's fear of black people, black men , black boys, and i think that's why we are all discussing this now for some reason. right because it it is something that is tragic. and i think that if the young man wasn't black, we wouldn't be here today. have some folks in kansas city. they're now calling on federal officials to conduct hate cr

city home owner andrew lester, arraigned after being charged in the shooting of 16 year old ralph jarrell. lester pleaded not guilty to two felony counts , first degree assault and armed criminal action shot in the head last thursday after going to the wrong house to pick up his siblings as yaro recovers from his wounds. the man who shot him is out on bail. the probable cause statement said andrew lester believed someone was trying to break into his house. but the mayor of kansas city says there's another component at play. i think that this has everything to do with race the defendant's fear of black people , black men, black boys, but this was also part of a series of incidents over the past few days where young people were shot after making the simple mistake of going to the wrong place. elgin texas, about 30 minutes east of austin. two teenage cheerleaders were shot and wounded in a parking lot on monday night when one of them mistook the suspect's car for their own and injured cheerleader described the exchange was trying to apologize. and then here. i just halfway my window is down,

kate this morning an 84 year old man is now charged with two felonies for shooting 16 year old ralph jarrell allegedly shooting the teenager through a glass door after the team mistakenly showed up to the wrong address to pick up his younger brothers, andrew lester told police that night that he was quote scared. to death when he saw young ralph ja rule at his doorstep. he also says that he opened fire because he thought the team was trying to break in. but this is a photo of ralph carol at the hospital as he is just after being shot. he is now home recovering and his mother spoke out this morning. listen to this. he went around the doorbell and he was supposed to stay outside and his brothers were supposed to run outside, get in the car, and they and they come home and that was what was supposed to happen and why he was standing there. his brothers didn't run outside, but he got a couple of bullets in his body instead of a couple of twins coming up out and giving them a heart. jeez. cnn's lucy captain office following this for us is joining us now. lucy the prosecutor, there has made clear

84 year old andrew lester surrendering to authorities after allegedly shooting 16 year old ralph jarrella black teen shot by a white homeowner in missouri, reviving the fierce debate over stand your ground laws looked out of the door. he saw a black boy i need clear for its life. and that's something that we've heard a lot in american jurisprudence accidentally went to the wrong address to pick up his siblings . probable cause document says lester believed it was a break in that he shot twice within a few seconds. in missouri, a person may use physical force if he or she quote reasonably believes such force to be necessary in self defense. problem for this defendant is the lack of any actions on the part of the victim who got shot. it would appear to be threatening at least 28 states have some kind of stand your ground law on the books providing legal protections for those in danger. prosecutors across the nation have aggressively pursued charges against those they believe have used weapons without facing an immediate threat. saturday in new york 20 year old kaylin bilis was fatally shot

a black teenager who rang his doorbell kansas city police say he opened fire on 16 year old ralph jarrell. through his glass front door. you're also says that he went to the wrong house by mistake when he was trying to pick up his younger brothers in the homeowner started shooting almost immediately after he answered the door, the teenager managed to run away after being shot twice, including once in the head. the family's attorney , ben crump, says it's inexplicable that the homeowner wasn't arrested the night of the shooting. we can only imagine if the roles were reversed. and you had a black man shoot a 16 year old white chow but simply ringing his doorbell and the police took him in for questioning and let him come home and sleep in his bed at night. how much outrage with their be in america. girls. families says he's harmless, sweet and shy, kid and honorable student in marching band leader who plays multiple instruments in the local youth orchestra. the white house says president biden personally called the teen . the shooting has sparked outrage and protests in the community. the s

police say that lester's shot 16 year old ralph jarrell, twice after the team rang lester's doorbell by mistake. you're always trying to pick up his younger brothers , but he went to the wrong house. fortunately he's now out of the hospital this morning, his high school classmates actually held a unity walk, showing their support, and we're also getting a first. look at this. president biden just moments ago, sharing this photo of his phone call with the injured team, and in a twitter message, the president is vowing to keep up the fight against gun violence. let's take you to kansas city now, and cnn's lucy cavanaugh, who's been tracking all of these latest details. lucy lester, turning himself in less than an hour ago, it seems . yeah this is the news of the family. the community has been waiting for 84 year old andrew lester, who lives inside this home who allegedly shot 16 year old ralph er twice in the head and in the arm on this front porch effectively five days ago. has we understand it turned himself into the clay county detention center. this is, according to a tweet from th

home owner andrew lester, arraigned today after being charged in the shooting of 16 year old ralph jarrelllester pleaded not guilty to two felony counts, first degree assault and armed criminal action shot in the head last thursday after going to the wrong house to pick up his siblings as yaro recovers from his wounds. the man who shot him is out on bail. the probable cause statement said andrew lester believed someone was trying to break into his house. but the mayor of kansas city says there's another component at play. i think that this has everything to do with race the defendant's fear of black people, black men, black boys, but this was also part of a series of incidents over the past few days where young people were shot after making the simple mistake of going to the wrong place. in elgin, texas, about 20 minutes east of austin . two teenage cheerleaders were shot and wounded in a parking lot on monday night when one of them mistook the suspect's car for her own and injured cheerleader described the exchange was trying to apologize. and then he is i just halfway my window is down,

but jarrell told police in an interview at the hospital. that the man said quote. don't come around here you are all is recovering at home. he is miraculously alive despite being shot in the head and in the arm. his family says that this road to the cover to recovery is going to be incredibly long, not just the physical injuries, but the trauma from being shot at for ringing the door trying to pick up a siblings john on the ground force in kansas city, appreciate the live update important update those pictures from that school protest or quite moving and overwhelming. let's get some important legal insights. now the former federal prosecutor, elliot williams, is with us in the retired l a. p d police sergeant cheryl dorsey. she's also the author of black and blue creation of a social advocate. let me start with you , sergeant dorsey. you just heard lucy laying this out. i'm going to read you. this is from the probable cause statement released by the detectives yesterday, lester stated. it was the last thing he wanted to do, but he was scared to death due to the mal