tiroteo. que se esencia el jesus garcia / comisionado del condado de cook "posiblemente, los policíasdecidieron actuar y tomar la medida letal de disparar en contra de este individuo dado que él parece que acababa de dar siete tiros con su pistola, todavía tenía la pistola en sup po aparentemente,os tiros de los policías" track y es que según el informe del departamento de policía dechica ne a soltar lpistola. jones se también fue emida la nversación r radio de lapolicíao trsmission 6 "offender'sown, offirs arok "el atacte está en elpiso, tracestas imágenes han sido independiente de revisión de la policía exactamente 60 días después de lo ocurrido. jesus garcia / comisionado del condado de cook 3:25 "creo que es una buena política, espero que siga siend departamento porque esto impide que hayancubrimientoscomo ha habido en el pado" track jones y el hombre al que éste mató (esa noche? ) son dos dela que murieron el pasado año en chicago por causas violentas. 1:10 george cardenas / concejal del distrito 12 "estos jóvenes suambientes en susituación en cunidades, n

jesus garcia / comisionado del condado de cook 3:25 "creo que es una buena política, espero que sigantoscomo ha habido en el pado" track jones y el hombre al que éste mató (esa noche? ) son dos dela que murieron el pasado año en chicago por causas violentas. 1:10 george cardenas / concejal del distrito 12 "estos jóvenes suambientes en susituación en cunidades, n saben consecuencias ni lo que va a pasar con to esto, la policía esta manera. es triste, este ciclo tenemos que pararlo, atacarlo, y vencerlo". track proponen para ello reforzar los programas deehabilitación ye ayuda jóvenes en riesgo con temor a salir de las bandas callejeras. wait for nats vo/lorena ---salen a la luz imgenes captadas por una de las cmaras corporales de agentes de san francisco, durante un tiroteo que involucr a un polica. --y aunque la policia defendio hoy la labor de sus agentes, la defensoria de la ciudad asegura que los disparos pudieron evitarse... ---el incidente se report el 6 denero en el dirito ''taraval'',tras este forcejeo a persona result muerta. lorena -- en un acto sin precedentes en mxico, un

. >> my name is jesus garcia, i have been incarcerated for nearly 12 1/2 years. i'm incarcerated for first degree murder and i have life plus 26 years to serve. >> when we met jesus garcia at the penitentiary of new mexico he had recently been involved in the bloody assault of two officers. >> leading up to that day there had been incidents where they messed with me. that was the third time. i said, that was it. that's enough. i broke my tv, made a couple shanks and assaulted them. assaulted one of them. i got him, and then another officer came to his rescue and obviously trying to defend myself, i assaulted him, too. >> they were slashed around the head, neck, came very close to the jugular on one of the officers. >> i remember running into the pod. there was an inmate between both of them and they were both being stabbed. >> aaron bell rushed to aid his fellow officers moments after the assault began. >> i hit the inmate, tried to get him by his arm, and i slipped. and i didn't realize what i slipped on was all blood. >> it took a couple of minutes before we go

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it's were jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states.how far he traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. so, you started here in honduras. made his way across guatemala, into this little town into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year. he's tried three times already to get across, but he hasn't been able to. >> reporter: garcia says it's the first time he's ever tried crossing the border illegally, and said it's harder than he imagined. if i made it this far, i'm going to keep trying. on the other side, cameras, barricades, ground sernss are waiting. even private citizens working on their own to stop migrant like jesus garcia from getting across. >> this is a scene from "the matrix." >> reporter: this is what the world really looking like. foley leads a group called arizona recon. that controls the border around arizona, a town with less than 1200 people. >> i've been called everything in the book. i've been called the domestic extremist. >> reporter: th

on the border's edge, seven dozen migrants gather for breakfast on the border initiative where jesus garciafigure out how to get into the united states over a map he recounts how far he's traveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. he started here in honduras, made his way across gatd ma la, here into this little town and this is where he crossed into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year and he's tried three times already to get across but hasn't been able to. he said it's the first time he's tried crossing the border illegally and it's harder than he imagined. he says if i made hit the far i'll keep trying. on the ore e side a legion of border patrol agents, barricades, ground sensors are waiting, even some private citizens working on their own to stop migrants like jesus garcia from getting across. >> this is the scene in "the matrix." >> reporter: in tome foley's world, the border lands are a threatening, dangerous place. >> this is what the world really looks like. >> reporter: he leads a volunteer group

jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states.ounts how far he's traveled since the left home the day before donald trump was elected president. he started here in san pedro, in honduras, made his away across guatemala, and this is where he crossed into mexico? he says he hasn't been able to cross, he left home november 7th of last year and has tried three times already to get across but hasn't been able to. garcia says it's the first time he's ever tried crossing the border illegally and says it's harder than he imagined. he says, i've made it this far, i'm going to keep trying. on the other side, a legion of border patrol agents, cameras, barricades, ground sensors, are waiting. even some private citizens working on their own to stop migrants like jesus garcia from getting across. >> this is the scene in "the matrix." >> reporter: in this man's world, the border crossing is a dangerous place. he leads a volunteer group called arizona border reconthat patrols the border around a town on the u.s./mexico border with less than a hun

even some private citizens working on their own to stop migrants like jesus garcia from getting across this is the scene in the matrix. >> in tim's world, borderlands are a threatening, dangerous place. >> this is what the world looks like. >> foley leads a volunteer group called arizona border recon that patrols the border on the town on the u.s./mexico border. >> i've been called everything in the book. >> the southern poverty law center which monitors hate groups in the u.s. says foley's group is made up of native extremists. foley sees the flow of drugs, undocumented migrants and the wide-open spaces of the border as the country's biggest threat. >> along the nearly 2,000-mile u.s. southern border, there's already about 700 miles of fencing and barricades already in place. here in sasaby, arizona, this steel see-through fence stretch force several miles. but as you approach the end of town, it abruptly comes to an end like these border fences often do. as it stretches out into rugged remote terrain in the arizona desert. >> foley relies on a collection of cameras he hides in the br

it's where jesus garcia is trying to figure out how to get into the united states over a map he recountstraveled since he left home the day before donald trump was elected president. he started here in honduras, made his way across guatemala, here to this little town and this is where he crossed into mexico. he says he hasn't been able to cross. he left home november 7th of last year and he's tried three times already to get across, but he hasn't been able to. >> reporter: garcia says it's the first time he's ever tried crossing the border illegally and says it's harder than he imagined. he says, if i made it this far, i'll keep trying. on the other side a legion of border patrol agents, cameras, barricades, ground sensors are waiting, even private citizens working on their own to stop migrants like jesus garcia from getting across. in tim foley's world the border lands are a threatening dangerous place. >> this is the red bill, this is what the world really looks like. >> reporter: he leads a volunteer group called arizona border recon that patrols the border around arizona in a town of