. >> reporter: the video shot by knbc in los angeles shows the horse back chase in southern california. the suspect seems to be giving up putting his hands behind his back as deputies converge. the deputyies start kicking and punching him and hit him with a taser. more deputies arrive and the beating continues. >> somebody should go to prison over this. this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king. >> now they are trying to do everything they can to avoid them being in trouble. >> reporter: the incident is under investigation after watching the knbc video, the sheriff of san bernardino county placed ten deputies on leave. >> it appears his hands are behind his back and his hands move. there is information he may have been kicking at one point. regardless, at the end of the day, it is excessive. >> reporter: besides tased, the video shows the suspect was kicked more than 17 times. the deputies will remain on leave while the investigation continues. ted rowlands abc 7 news, los angeles. >>> the presidential politics. former secretary of state hillary clinton is about to

leave during that internal inquiry into the chase, caught on our camera by our los angeles station knbc. pusok has a criminal history including attempted robbery and resisting arrest. his long-time girlfriend, pregnant with his fourth child, says the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm excited to see him for the first time, although i'm also nervous at what i'm going to see. i think it's going to be quite emotional. >> reporter: the fbi is pursuing it's own civil rights investigation as the family considers a lawsuit. >> it's going to be hard to explain those actions, especially in the case the person seems to be subdued and you're kicking him in the head. >> reporter: pusok is due in court on charges including felony evading and horse theft. halle jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> the sheriff's department in tulsa, oklahoma, has released video of what it's calling a deadly accident. the department says volunteer deputy accidentally grabbed his gun instead of a taser. he fatally shot a suspect in an undercover sting. he is seen pinned down by deputies heard heari

knbc counted as many as 11 officers surround the man kicking him 17 times, punching him 37 times and baton four times. the man did not move for 45 minutes. he had no medical attention after the two men had beat him. the suspect, a 30-year-old first led police on a vehicle pursuit before abandoning it for a stolen horse. >> well obviously it's disturbing. i'm not sure if there was a struggle going on with the suspect. it appears there was in the early parts of the video. what happens afterwards i'm not sure of. but we will investigate it thoroughly, and if there's any misconduct on behalf of the part of our deputy sheriffs we'll deal with that appropriately. >> that video came out after the cell phone video dominated headlines all this week showing walter scott shot and killed by an officer in south carolina with his back turned running away. we simply can't rely on citizens with video cameras. we must have national legislation, we must have justice department oversight. we cannot depend that someone will be around with a video to assure justice. justice should be something that we ca

a helicopter for knbc captured the pursuit. after the man falls to the ground, two deputies begin punching and kicking him in the head and groin. other deputies join in. the suspect was taken to the hospital with unknown injuries. three deputies also received treatment. >>> san bernardino county shfr john mcmahon released the statement. he said, quote, the video urrounds this arrest is disturbing and i have ordered an internal investigation to be conducted immediately. >>> this morning we know more about the moenlts leading up to the deadly shooting of a black man by ta white south carolina police officer. state police released dash cam video from a patrol car on thursday. it comes after a mother speaks ow out about the indianapolis accident. >> reporter: the shooting death of an unarmed man by a police officer in south carolina started as a routine traffic stop. it shows officer michael slager going back to his patrol car after pulling him out. in the video scott briefly exits his car. >> get back in his car. >> reporter: but

but the video captured exclusively thursday by our los angeles station knbc has shocked his family, now considering a lawsuit. >> these are a bunch of thugs out here. we've seen this over and over from the taser cases all the way to now from ferguson to apple valley. >> reporter: pusok was hospitalized, treated and released along with two deputies injured in the chase. and ten officers now are all on administrative leave. the county sheriff calls the video disturbing. >> at the end of the day it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: retired police captain greg meyers agrees it's troubling. >> both officers start using force on him and they're going to have to be answering for that. >> reporter: the sheriff asking for patience through the investigation. which now include the fbi plays out. and the video at the center of it all plays on. hallie jackson, nbc news, los angeles. >>> we turn now to that other story raising serious questions about the use of police force, the deadly shooting of walter scott. scott's family now preparing for his funeral tomorrow while the agency investigating t

. >>> these are photos from knbc los angeles who thought this beating investigation.t happened following a chase in the desert where the suspect rode off on a horse. he fell off the horse. officers tased im-- tased him. kicked him. the man was hospitalized. the san bernardino county sheriff's office has launched an investigation. >>> well, hillary clinton will reportedly announce she will return for president this sunday. the new york daily news cites she will make the announcement through social media. she will post a message on twitter at 9:00 a.m. pacific time on sunday. former secretary of state -- the former of secretary of state is also expected to campaign in the early voting states of iowa and new hampshire following that announcement. >>> all right. there is light at the end of the tunnel. it's friday. who better to bring you the better news than steve paulson. >> thank you. from sky chopper 2, you can -- see clear skies. looks good. not much of a breeze. there's hardly any whatsoever. we started the week off with rain. we're ending it with sunshine. it was c

aerial video from knbc in los angeles then showed more deputies joining in. they struck him more than 50 times. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. >> reporter: san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon. >> when you get to the end of a pursuit after crazy situations, it is very difficult at times to control your emotions and clearly, to control the adrenaline. not that that's an excuse for what occurred. >> reporter: but with cameras so prevalent these days that practically every arrest could be caught on camera, officers have long been put on notice and trained to keep those emotions in check. but videotaped incidents around the country appear to capture excessive use the force sometimes at the slightest threat. in albuquerque, a homeless man seeming to turn away ( gunfire ) was shot and killed. >> they know there's cameras around all over the place. >> reporter: retired l.a.p.d. captain greg meyer is an expert on police use of force. >> he spread-eagles himself on the ground with his arms and his legs out in a prone position. officer

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the brutal arrest was captured by a knbc helicopter crew. francis pusok fled from deputies carried out for an alleged identity theft. the 30-year-old led deputies on a five-hour chase before being arrested. the settlement was approved by supervisors in a closed meeting and it was to avoid the cost of litigation. and in exchange, pusok agreed not to sue the county. san bernardino county is investigating. ten deputies have been placed on leave. >>> stormy weather across the southern coast of maine on tuesday. dash cam video showed the waves crashing over the seawall causing transformers to explode. power was knocked out to area homes and businesses, but it was quickly restored within a few hours. nbc meteorologist bill karins is here with the forecast. good morning, bill. >> could be a rough morning. happy birthday to you. all eyes texas, oklahoma, louisiana at risk. already people waking up to a strong line of thunderstorms. oklahoma city carnegie nasty thunderstorm with large hail heading their way. it's one of those days. about three days i

after this scene was captured on camera by knbc. after falling off a horse that authorities say the suspect stole, police officers appear to taze the suspect. who is seen putting his hands behind his back. he's then punched and kicked 50 times for the next two minutes. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see. it appears to be excessive by what i see in the video. >> reporter: tonight, all ten deputies are on paid administrative leave. they were serving an unrelated warrant when he fled the scene. the sheriff said deputies recognized him because of his criminal past. once convicted of attempted robbery. >> this is as bad, if not worse, than what they did to rodney king. >> reporter: the suspect was treated for minor injuries and is now behind bars. both the sheriff's office and fbi are investigating. the names of the deputies are not being released due to death threats. >>> tonight, a new terror arrest at home. an fbi sting in kansas. the 20-year-old under arrest. inspired by isis, plotting to join the u.s. military, hoping to a

this video was shot by the tv station knbc in los angeles.t shows that once the suspect was down with his hands behind his back, deputees hit him at least 50 times over two minutes. today the county sheriff said the video has quote disturbed and troubled him. >> it appears to be excessive to me based on what i saw in the video. >> this is the suspect's booking photo. he is frances pusak he has a lengthy rap sheet that more thans more than a decade. >> two family members visited the jailed south carolina police officer michael slager. his mother and pregnant wife saw him for the first time since he was charged with the murder of walter scott. scott's family meanwhile held awake for their loved one in downtown charleston tonight. his funeral is set for tomorrow. >>> deadly tornadoes ripped through illinois last night. two people confirmed dead nearly a dozen more have been injured. take a look at this video from fairdale ill nor northwest of chicago. you can tell there's not much left of that town. people who called faredale home are picking th

it was caught on camera by knbc in los angeles. >> suspect being tased. >> reporter: authorities say the taser was inefficientive, so deputies immediately started kicking and punching pusock, even though he was lying face-down with his hands behind his back. they struck him at least 50 times for more than two minutes. pusock's booking photo shows some of the injuries to his face. jim terrell is his attorney. >> there was not a need for a hit or a kick. how do they justify kick anyone when their job is to cuff him. it's over. >> reporter: pusock has a lengthy rap sheet that spans more than a decade. it it including convictions for driving on the sidewalk, attempted robbery animal cruelty and resisting an officer. thursday's pursuit began when deputies attempted to serve a search warrant on a home pusock just happened to be inside. he was not a suspect. but investigators say he fled to avoid a potential parole violation. san bernardino county sheriff john mcmahon. you've seen the video. was that an appropriate response from your deposit? >> it appears to be excess toif me based on what

times this suspect was kicked 17 times, punched 37 times, hit with a baton four times, that's what knbceporting, is there any possible explanation for that kind of abuse of someone? >> not from what i saw. i mean i just -- this is the first time i've seen the video, but it's clear that the suspect surrendered. the suspect put his hands behind his back to be handcuffed. the fight's over. should have been handcuffed picked up put in the carrings and taken off. anything that happened from what i've seen after he put hands behind his back to surrender, in my opinion, is not in compliance with policies rules, and the law when it comes to affecting an arrest like this. >> what does this tell us about training? you know when we talked about cases in the past it has brought up the issue of police training, right? we've seen a change for example, right here in new york city to police training. does this bernard tell you that something at the forefront has to happen? >> well there's a couple issues herement one ment here. one is training. two is supervision and accountability. first line supervis

knbc shot these scenes from their helicopters. the deputies with the sheriff's department were chasing a man wanted for identity theft. the officers tried to use tasers but that didn't work. the sheriff calls the video disturbing and he says he has ordered an internal investigation. the horse, the man allegedly stole and three deputies were injured. the suspect has been hospitalized. now we turn to fighting in yemen. rebels are hiding in cities and they say that's putting civilians at risk. air strikes targeted thursday and they also hit missile depots and a military base. the coalition is trueing to drive out the rebels and restore yemen's president to power. in the meantime, people in yemen are trying to get out. they are fleeing their homes by the thousands because they have been called up in the middle of this fighting. many are making the dangerous journey by sea to zjibouti. -- djibouti. >> we went up to the north of djibouti where we found this incredibly dangerous crossing of one of the busiest waterways in the world but t

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this is from knbc tv in los angeles. they caught the whole thing from their news chopper over head.his happened after a chase in the desert. the suspect was trying to escape riding a horse. he eventually fell off the horse. the deputies moved in. they tased him. kicked him 17 times and punched him 37 times. the man was hospitalized with injuries. the san bernardino sheriffs office is now conducting an investigation into what the deputies did. >>> we're also now getting a look at the dash cam video from south carolina taken moments before that deadly and controversial police shooting there. take a look yo can see -- officer slager says he pulled scott over because he had a broken taillight. you can see scott get out of the car before the officer told him no, get back in there. and then minutes later scott runs away. now after that you can hear officer slager chasing scott and then video goes back. moments later officer slager shot scott eight times. >>> the situation in south carolina shows a growing number of officer involved shootings being captured on video. in sunnyvale an office

it started with a chase and ended with a brutal beating caught on camera with local substantiation knbc. >> suspect being tased. suspect being tased. >> the suspect falling off the horse, seconds later the sheriff fires his stun gun. one of the deputies delivers a direct kick to the head. the two deputies beat the men repeatedly. 20 seconds later 11 more deputies swarm the scene. the beating lasts for more than a minute. pusock appears to be punched kicked and struck with a baton. deputies say pusock is a some in an identity theft case. they were serving a warrant when he fled by foot, car and on the back of a stolen horse. >> this is >> this is bad if not worse than what happened to rodney king. >> they beat the crap out of him and now they're trying to do everything they can to avoid them being in any trouble. >> san bernardino county schaeffer john mcman promises a complete investigation. >> i am disturbed by what i see in the video. i.t. doesn't appear to be in line with our policies, at least a portion of it. >> reporter: the video drew a quick response from the american civil litt

. >> cushion of excessive force after this scene on camera by knbc los angeles.er falling off horse that authorities say the suspect stole san bernardino county deputy appear to taze 30-year-old francis who is seen putting his hands behind his back. >> he has been punched and kicked more than 50 times for the next 2 minutes. >> i am disturbed troubled by what i side. it appears to be excessive based on what i saw on the video they are paid paid administrative leave. >> they were serving a search warrant up relateed to him when he fled the scene. sheriff says deputy recognize him from the criminal past. once convicted of attempted robbery. >> this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king. >> sheriff was treated for minor injuries and now behind bars. both the fbi and sheriff's department are now investigating. the deputy name are not being released following several death threats following several death threats. abc news san bernardino. >> now the new york woman authorities calling a serial bribe. 39-year-old lee ann accused of marrying 10 men appa

i want you to take a look at this, and this is new stunning video from knbc and it is a pursuit on horseback in san bernardino county ending with a man tased on the ground and punch and kicked repeatedly by what is por than a dozen sheriff's deputies and by the knb c's count he was kicked 17 times, and 13 blows to the head and baton used four time and neill, you first. >> oh my god. again, come on. once you subdue someone, and you have them in custody, and once you put cuffs on them, it is over. there is no justification. no justification for this. i mean, this is ridiculous and absolutely ridiculous. >> i'm running out of time here, charles charles. >> i can only say thank god for video, and than god for all of the videos, and no longer that we have to have the conversations, and the people have to say, i don't believe that what you are saying and this is not happening to the degree ta you say that this is happen andk that god that people can see what is happening in some case and how extraordinary it is. >> mel, 30 seconds left. >> you know body cam, and i think that they are a good step i

the video shot by knbc shows the suspect francis pusok being stunned with a taser then kicked and even put his hands behind his back. this is pusok's booking photo taken after his arrest. >> it appears to be excessive to me based on video. >> reporter: the san bernardino county sheriff says 10 deputies were involved in the arrest and all of them are on paid leave while the department conducts its internal investigation. >> things happen in the video fairly quick. and as you watch the video it appears in the beginning that his hands are behind his back. then his hands move. there's some information he may have been kicking at one point. regardless, at the end of the day it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: deputies originally tried to arrest pusok for identity theft. but pusok fled eventually stealing a horse before the pursuit ended in apple valley. the 30-year-old suspect was treated for bruises. he is being held at a jail in rancho cucamonga. >> he looks terrible. >> reporter: his attorney met with him. >> this cannot be allowed. i mean, the last time we saw a beating like this w

cnn affiliate knbc shot these scenes from their helicopter. the deputies were chasing a man wanted for identity theft. the officers tried to use tasers but that didn't work. the sheriff calls the video disturbing and has ordered an internal investigation. the horse the man allegedly stole and the deputies were injured. the suspect has been hospitalized. >>> in washington, police have arrested a man who led them on a wild chase. the man was shot and critically wounded a security guard at the u.s. census bureau in maryland. he fled and crashed his car in downtown washington. a police officer and the suspect were wounded in the shootout. >>> the cricket world is mourning the passing of ritchie benot. during his broadcasting career, he became renowned, called the voice of cricket. he revealed last year he was being treated for skin cancer. >> there would be very few australians who have not passed a summer in the company of ritchie benaud. he was the accompaniment of an australian summer. his voice was even more present than the chirping of the ci

a knbc helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse buck the suspect. >> the suspect being tased. >> reporter: sheriff's deputies attempt tase him. as deputies get closer, pusock appears to surrender, lying face down on the ground before putting his hands behind his back. that doesn't stop the officers from mobbing around pusock, kicking him in the groin and head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on the body. a beating that last about two minutes with ten officers involved. all of whom are now on paid at minutesstrative leave. >> somebody should go to prison over this. what i saw in the television of thugs beating up compliant. that's what -- beating up my compliant. that's what i saw. what did they do? this is far worse than rodney king. >> reporter: the sheriff has ordered an internal investigation. the special investigation detail is also conducting a criminal investigation, as well. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures. at least a portion of it. i ask that you al

look like we're in the wild wild west when you look at this video here that was obtained, shot by knbcspect puts his arms out and then puts his hands behind his back before he seems to be beaten by these law enforcement officials. the san bernardino sheriff, john mcmahon said they will do an investigation into this excessive use of force. he's ordered an internal investigation be conducted immediately. lots of questions about this 30-year-old whose name is francis pewshock and whether or not they went too far. as you see, more and more people showing up into this video. pretty striking when you take a look at it. >> any explanation at to why it took so much force or they decided to use so much force or are they just waiting to provide that? >> reporter: this is all part of the investigation that they're saying they're going to look into this, they said haze clothes were lose, that the taser didn't hit his body. but the investigation continues. >> video is alarming. >> it is alarming. even when you see it from this byrdeye view from the helicopter. stephanie, thank you. thanks for joini

reporter: this morning the fbi is launching an investigation into this brutal beating captured by knbc los angeles. as many as ten san bernardino county deputies now on paid administrative leave seen punching and kicking 30-year-old francis pusock more than 50 times in two minutes. it appears to be excessive to me based on what i saw in the video. >> reporter: the wild pursuit began thursday with an identity theft search warrant unrelated to him who fled the scene and allegedly stealing this horse. >> suspect being tased. suspect being tased. >> reporter: the terrain so rugged deputies had to be helicoptered in. he's seen putting his hands behind his back before the beating began. >> this is as bad if not worse than what they did to rodney king the. >> reporter: sheriff says they recognize him from his criminal past. once convicted of attempted robbery, animal cruelty for shooting a puppy and resisting arrest. the father of three hospitalized with minor injuries before being booked on several new charges including felony evading. >> what we have the facts and details that we have today

a knbc helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse bucks the suspect. >> the suspectased. >> deputies a attempt to tase him. as deputies get closer pusok appears to surrender lying face down on the ground before putting his hands behind his back. that doesn't stop the officers from mobbing around pusok, kicking him in the groin and in the head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on his body. it's a beating that lasts about two minutes with ten officers involved all of whom are on paid administrative leave. >> somebody should go to prison over this. what i saw on the television was thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw and these questions about what was he doing? what did they do? this is far worse than rodney king. >> san bern dino sheriff john mcmahon has ordered an immediate internal investigation. the specialized investigation detail is also conducting a criminal investigation as well. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures at least a portion of it. i ask that

but the video captured thursday by our los angeles station knbc has shocked his family. now considering a lawsuit. >> these are a bunch of thugs out here. we have seen this over and over from the taser cases now to ferguson to apple valley. >> he is still hospitalized. two deputies treated and released. and 10 officers on administrative leave. their names not released because of threats reported against them. the county sheriff calls the video disturbing. >> at the end of the day it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: retired captain greg myers believe it is troubleng. >> both officers start using force on them. they will have to answer to that. >> reporter: the sheriff asking for patience as an investigation, which now includes the fbi plays out. and the video at the center of it all plays on. hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> the end of speculation. hillary clinton's big announcement is tomorrow. we'll hear from press secretary robert against about what will be tkpeufrpbt this time. >> demand for the apple watch. if you haven't ordered one yet, get ready for a

. >> in officer, ten officers were on leave after a knbc helicopter caught them beating up 35-year-oldf a pursuit. while he's disturbed by what he saw in the video, john mcmahon of the san bernardino county sheriff's department says it can be difficult for officers to pull back the reins after a chase. >> it is very difficult at times to control your emotions and clearly to control the adrenaline adrenaline. not that that's an excuse but it is certainly a challenge that deputy sheriff and law enforcement officers across the entire country face every single day. >> reporter: a challenge that slager in south carolina can be heard acknowledging right after killing walter scott. >> probably a good idea to jot down your thoughts about whatever happened once the adrenaline stops pumping. >> it's pumping. >> oh, yeah oh, yeah. >> reporter: officers under pressure not just in the heat of the moment but to explain themselves after. >> joining me now, samuelson young, a researcher and analyst who studies police shootings in america. and samuels, i know it's tough to find toile numbers. there see

. >> reporter: aerial footage from knbc shows frances, pusock on horse back running from police. >> here is the deputy chasing him. >> reporter: officers fired tasers bringing the 30 year-old down. >> suspect being taserd. >> reporter: while on the ground, two deputy unleash a fury of kicks, knees, punches to his head and bod which his face down and hand behind his back. more arrived and beating continues for nearly two minutes, pusock is struck more than 50 times. >> i could not believe it, first thing i said is they cannot do that. he zoo him put his hand out and behind his back and then i see office are winning their legs kicking him punching him. >> reporter: officers say they were trying to survey search warrant for identity theft but he ran a away from them stole a horse and led deputies on a two hour chase near the the deep creek area of apple valley. >> there was an attempt to take him into custody and a use of of force occur. that use of force is now under investigation. >> reporter: he has had several run ins with the law dating back to 2002 including driving on a sidewalk atte

when they caught up with him, a knbc news chopper was there to record what went down. >> here's the deputy chasing him. the deputy fell down. oh, he shot him with the taser. suspect being tased, suspect being tased. at this point, the sound cuts out as you see the deputies begin to beat on the suspect. but it's not just these two gentlemen. soon, more will arrive. keep watching. a third joins and kicks. a fourth joins and also appears to kick. they continue to punch and kick the suspect, who has been on the ground now for a good 20 seconds. a seventh man runs up and kicks. this goes on and on with deputies taking breathers occasionally or sitting back and watching the whole time. uncannily the horse there. they're just continuing to beat him on the ground. eventually they stop. and you can imagine what the man at the center of that looked like. that was it. that was francis' mugshot after what you just saw. according to the sheriff's department, he was treated for abrasions and bruises and transferred to a detention facility. the ten officers have all been placed on paid administrative lea

reporter: ten deputies are now on paid administrative leave, caught on camera by our los angeles station knbc. he fled from officers on a stolen horse, has a criminal history, which includes attempted robbery and arrest. the last few days have been stressful and frustrating. >> i'm excited to see him for the first time i'll i'm also nervous what i'm going to see. i think it's going to be quite emotional. >> reporter: the fbi is pursuing its only civil rights investigation as his family considers a lawsuit. >> it's going to be hard to explain those type of actions, especially in a case where the person seems to be subdued and you're kicking them in the head. >> reporter: halle jackson, nbc news los angeles. >> thanks to halle for that report. >>> officials in tulsa, oklahoma are investigating the fatal shooting of a man trying to flee an undercover gun deal. while police say he was trying to sell an illegal gun to a deputy, body cam video shows harris running from deputies. he's then tackled to the ground. reserve deputy screams taser, taser, but instead of shooting his taser, bates fires his

a knbc helicopter was recording as the bizarre chase ends when the horse bucks the suspect. >> suspect. >> reporter: and sheriff's deputies attempt to tase him. as deputies get colder pusac appears to surrender before putting hands on the back. doesn't stop from kicking him in the groin and head before kneeing him and landing punch after punch on his body. it's a beating that lasts about two minutes with ten officers involved. all of whom are now on paid administrative leave. >> somebody should go to prison over this. what i saw on the television was thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw. and these questions about what was he doing? what did they do? this is far worse than rodney king. >> reporter: san bernardino sean mcmahon ordered immediate internal investigation. the specialized investigation detail is conducting a criminal investigation as well. >> i am disturbed and troubled by what i see in the video. it does not appear to be in line with our policies and procedures at least a portion of it. i ask you allow us to conduct that investigation and i assure you if there's cri

this video was shot the by knbc in los angeles. once the us peck was down with his hand behind his back deputy hit him at the least 50 times over two minutes. the county sheriff says the rid ohio has him quote disturbed and troubled. >> it a appears to be excessive to me based on what i saw in the rid ohio. >> this is suspect's booking photo, he is francis with a lengthy rap heat that spans more than a decade. >>> funeral services are scheduled for walter scott, man faith willally shot the by a police officer in south carolina former police officer a accused in his murder remains in jail waiting for a bond hearing that could be weeks away. omar villafranca has the latest from north charleston south carolina. >> reporter: michael slager's pregnant wife jamie a and his mother karen sharp arrived to visit the former officer for the first time since being charged with murder. thursday sharp says she stand by her son. >> he is a loving, caring, person and he wants to help people, that is why he became a police officer. >> reporter: make

our los angeles station knbc recording from above.t watch the video. >> he did not deserve to be treated like that. he had every right to run. >> reporter: police believe he originally fled worried about a probation violation when officers happened to show up at the house he was at thursday. while the sheriff says his officers were familiar with the 30-year-old's criminal history and resisting arrest and robbery, he calls the video disturbing. >> at the end of the day, it appears to be excessive. >> reporter: his family is considering a lawsuit and experts on the use of force say the footage raises serious questions. >> how do you characterize this video? >> very disturbing. it looks to me as if he should have been handcuffed when he assumed the position as we traditionally say. >> reporter: out of the hospital and in jail and due in court monday. for "today," hallie jackson, nbc news los angeles. >>> hillary clinton supporters are rallying in new york today. she is set to announce candidacy online tomorrow before meeting voters in io

areaial footage from knbc shows francis fleeing. officers used tasers to bring the suspect down. while on the ground two deputies unleash a fury of kicks with his face down and hand baez behind his back. more deputies arrive. he's struck more than 50 times. >> i couldn't believe it. the first thing i say, they can't do that. i see him put his hands out and behind his back and i see officers kicking his legs kicking him, punching him. >> reporter: officers say they tried to serve a warrant on him but he ran from them stole a horse in the area of apple valley. >> there was an attempt to take him into custody and a use of force occurred. that use of force is now under dwgs. >> he's had several run-ins with the law dating back the 2002 including driving on a sidewalk attempted robley and obstructing and resisting an officer in 2014. >> i'm not going to stand here and say he's perfect because who is. >> what i saw on the television is thugs beating up my client. that's what i saw. the question about what he's doing. what did they do. >> pusok was taken to the hospital with injuries. h

it was caught on camera by knbc of los angeles. the taser was ineffective so deputies started immediately kick and punching him even though he was face down with hids hand behind his back. they struck him for more than two minutes. pusok's booking photo shows some of the injuries to his face. this is his attorney. >> there was not a need for kicking anyone. it's over. >> reporter: he has a lengthy rap sheet that spans more than a decade. it including drive tock sidewalk. animal cruelty and resifgt an officer. thursday it began when deputies began served aer is frp warrant on a home. he was inside but he was not a suspect. he fled. >> you've seen the video. was that an appropriate response from your dech deputies. >> it appears to be excessive to me from what i saw in the video. there's information he may have been kicking at one point. regardless at the end of the day it appears to be ex-excessive. >> he was treated at a local hospital and is now in jail charged with felony evasion, theft, and possession of stolen property. for "cb

. >> reporter: aerial footage from los angeles station knbc shows franz pusok on horseback running away from police. >> the deputy chasing him. >> reporter: officers fired tasers bringing the 30-year-old down. >> suspect being tased. >> reporter: while on the ground, two deputies unleash a fury ofss and punches to his body with his hands handcuffed behind his back. for nearly two minutes he is struck more than 50 times. >> i couldn't believe it. they can't do that. i see him put his hands out, behind his back and officers kicking him, punching him. >> reporter: officers say they were trying to serve a search want for identity theft but he ran away from them stole a horse and let deputies on a two-hour chase. >> an attempt to take him into custody and use of force occurred. that use of force is now under investigation. >> reporter: he's had several run-ins with the law dating back to 2002 including driving on a sidewalk, attempted robbery and obstructing and resisting an officer in 2014. >> i'm not going to stand here and say that he's perfect, because who is. >> what i saw on the televi

office is ordering an immediate internal investigation after cameras from a helicopter from our station knbc caught it on video. >> we'll investigate this thoroughly and we take allegations or any perceptions of unlawful use of force very seriously. >> he is being treated for his injuries and so are three deputies involved in the case. >> hafs hallie jackson reporting there. after the break, a shocking new investigation reveals airports across the country are not as secure as you may think. >>> more of the emotional reunion with the man whose video can lead to justice for walter scott's family. >> oh, thank you, god! thank you, lord! thank you. how much protein does your dog food have? 18 percent? 20? purina one true instinct has 30. active dogs crave nutrient-dense food. so we made purina one true instinct. learn more at purinaone.com meet the world's newest energy superpower. surprised? in fact, america is now the world's number one natural gas producer... and we could soon become number one in oil. because hydraulic fracturing technology is safely recovering lots more oil and natural gas.

mary spoke to knbc in los angeles. >> this is one thing that nobody should have to go through. >> reporterok the search into their own hands. >> the police department wasn't receptive. so i told my mom, "okay, give me a picture." >> reporter: tina was in charge of flyers. mary worked the phones at home. and younger brother marty kept watch in front of sav-on. >> hi, did you guys receive a flyer? >> reporter: soon it wasn't just the torrez family searching for cathy. >> we know god's there for you. >> reporter: police did jump on the case, and it seemed as if all of placentia did too. >> we had strangers, people coming to the house asking, "what can we do? where can we take the flyers? can we have some flyers to pass out flyers?" >> reporter: tina drove to the school where cathy worked. all the while, mary's mantra echoed thru her mind -- find the car and you'll find cathy. >> when i drove into the parking lot, i said, "let me just see her car. let me just see her car." because i knew a lot of things were going on in her life, you know -- you know, in that week prior. >> reporter: a lot of