kulemin lieutenant lieutenant, it means that he is now 40 years old, either he works or quit, but we'llat the hell is not kidding, well, you 'll try, well, maybe tomorrow. now let's go home. roman georgievich i need to go on a business trip to vologda what's that sashimi or what? well, i'm sorry, i was in a hurry to let lyudka go, and i'm with a computer. you don't know very well. no, i just thought that 10 years ago this whole story, that two operas came to squeeze money from the victim and took the prostitute with them. as a souvenir. looked like bad, movies change from time to time, people change them in good times. good people, bad bad. yes, i see you are philosophers. who will you send? yes, i would like to go myself, it seems, almost, the ministers were killed, and this is christina the only witness. yes, i will take klimov with me. good go on a business trip later backdated good ilya nikolaevich yes listen you don't think it 's strange that the stolen things remained in place. so maybe they have loot from the last episodes left? no, it looks like they are well thought out. why wo

joining me is civil rights attorney and brooklyn, new york, prosecutor charl kulemin, also an msnbc legalaction is in large part unsurprised but nonetheless very disappointed. i think this is another example of how police culture in america has gotten out of control and has been for a long time at the systemic level and i think this is also an example of why we need greater accountability for the system overall and cannot leave this to be a question for individual courts and juries. i understand that of late we've seen some level of accountability with respect to indictments and convictions, but in a case like this where it is clear to most people that the police perhaps escalated the situation more than they deescalated it, it is another example of why there has to be greater transparency in law enforcement and accountability in policing and why qualified immunity needs to go. >> the act of turning around and pointing the taser, we saw a little bit of it in the video, was that what was probably the sticking point for the prosecutor here, that that moment right there justified the use of