at that point he's introduced narcotics into the institute.nately for him, we had staff in the area monitoring the video cameras, we watched this as it unfolded we were able to apprehend him and his visitor. >> for this attempt to smuggle one ounce of marijuana into prison, he was placed into administrative segregation. >> some women are attracted to the bad boys. these are the real bad boys. and the inmates in prison be, they just use these people. it's not about love or anything like that, they just use them. it's the story of their lives. >> for some, destroying the life of a loved one is offset by the profits generated by drug trafficking behind bars. >> one gram of black tar heroin on the street will cost somewhere between 40 and 80 dollars, once it comes inside prison it can go for as much as $800. and a gram is very easy to get in. >> a demand along with the lure of easy money, has drugs flooding into prisons. pitting inmates and corrections officials in a constant game of cat and mouse. often played in the prison mailroom. >> they go t

. >> welcome back to inside story, another philadelphia police scandal 6 narcotics officers arrested charge with everything from kidnapping to dangling a suspect over an 18 story balcony. we'll see how it plays out. in the end is this one more blow to the reputation of the philadelphia police department. or is this as commissioner ramsey said these are bad apples. >> civil rights attorney said you can set your clock by it every five years you can is hava scandal in the narcotics squad. it's a cultural problem and frankly a problem of corruption within the police. >> is it leaving people in the temperaturing situations in the narcotics -- tempting situation with all the narcotics and drugs. >> i think it it is the rules around arbitration and internal reviews. the first thing you have is police officers an supervise in the same bargaining unit. you've got one group that's representing the people who are supposed to be overseeing and supervising folksment. the other things there's a problem around progressive discipline. the commissioners overreach and come back with arbitrations. ash

and lieutenants who have a very big variety of experience from investigations homicides, gangs, narcotics, robberies, fraud, internal affairs, emergency vehicle operation, and forensic sciences and csi and violence reduction team and certificated post instruct ors. all of this experience is just, it is invaluable really to all of the officers that we have working at mission station, because every one of these types of investigations or pieces of experience are going to be touched upon in investigations and incidents that occur throughout the district on almost a daily basis and it is really helpful for officers and sergeants to have will lieutenant who was actually the service and criminal who can speak about the dna and the evidence, and you know the same thing goes for you know for gangs, and narcotics and all of these other pieces of experience here. and it is beneficial to everybody who works at the station and for everybody who lives in the district that we serve. and we are host, and the mission district and over 200 special, and that is probably more than 200. and it runs the gamut

once they were crushed up, you take narcotic-laden balloons with glue on them and run them around the cereal. that dries and they put this back into the package, virtually impossible to detect. really a clever way to get drugs in. >> an investigation within the california correctional system found over 10% of all inmates to be under the influence of narcotics at any given time. >> if we didn't have drugs and alcohol inside prison, violence level would be very low. the department is going toward rehabilitation and that's a very good goal and long overdue, but you cannot have rehabilitation as long as you have drugs and alcohol inside of a correctional institution. it doesn't work. >> ready, mikey? >> yeah. >> let's do this. >> in the ongoing battle against drugs and contraband, pelican bay security squad has the authority to conduct cell searches at their discretion anywhere within the prison. >> all the way back? >> all the way back. >> the first guy, come on out. >> come back. >> like a s.w.a.t. team on the streets, the element of surprise puts them at an advantage. inmates are adept

by the 1820's, not of the narcotic entered china to service the needs of one million addicts. anti-chambers of hell outnumbered all other retail businesses and most chinese towns. in the opium dens, new smokers require only 2-6 grams of opium at a time, while experienced smoker needed 300 and day to achieve the same experience. china, that meant two thirds of a days pay. china's opium dens brought together smokers from every including life, intellectuals, military men, merchants, all -- artists. american doctors and reporters noted that the jams in the united states existed far from environment of home and family. smoking opium induced sleep and dreams that symbolize the passive it he undesirably in a growing nation whereas alcohol encourage gregariousness that is more indicative of america potter view of itself. during the victorian era in the united states, the elite and middle class prized self-control and in particular, sexual self-control believing that excessive sex -- usually more than once a month -- taxed a limited quantity of vital force in a man's body and a woman l

we don't do corruption, we don't do narcotics. we just do tax avoidance. and that was their business model. and it gives a mindset of what this is about. and totally unnecessary. these offshore tax havens exist to avoid taxes and to avoid regulations and the other things so it's avoiding responsibility. i want to put it in a broader context. corporations are corporations. people, should we treat corp-- you know, the point is that what the supreme court decision of saying corporations have the right to contribute to campaigns as if they were people. but the interesting thing is while we give them those rights, we haven't made them, given them those responsibilities. if when corporations do misdeeds, we typically don't hold them accountable. look what the corporations, the banks did to our economy in 2008. have they been held responsible? not really. so what we're saying is, oh they ought to have free speech, they ought to have the right to contribute unlimited amounts to distort our politics. but, by the way, once they do something wrong like create a finan

one was arrested for narcotics. while son neighbors say it was noisy, full of traffic, others described it as better than previous years. >> i don't know if it's more enforcement. i don't know if the crowds are more educated as far as protocol and ethics and what not. but i don't know. it seems cleaner this year. >> crews spent the night picking up much of the crash on the polo fields and are taking down tables, tents and stages. there were seven stages with more than 100 performances. to see a slide show of the weekend's events go to ktvu.com and look under hot topics. >>> well, the legal battle to move the as to san jose heads ta court despite the recent april greet to a ten-year lease in oakland. tomorrow, they will challenge mlb's ruling that stays the giants have territorial rights to san jose. the as new lease extension has a clause that could allow the team to relocate if the court sides in favor of san jose. >>> happening right now, the crew aboard the coast guard cutter is on their way back after a five-mon

prosecutors say the narcotics officers rob suspects of cash and drugs. the same judge approved bail for the five other narcotics officers, all six pleaded not guilty. >>> new video tonight of the scene of the crash that killed one man and critically injured comedian tracy morgan. this is video of the dashcam of a new jersey state police vehicle. it shows the smashed front of a walg mart truck after it plowed into morgan's limousine van back in june. the truck driver is charged with death by auto and assault by auto. he's entered a not guilty plea. tracy morgan is still recovering from his injuries. his friend and fellow comedian james mcnair was killed. >>> police are looking into whether one of these cars ran a red light, causing an accident in west philadelphia. at least three vehicles collided at 34th and haverford just before 6:00. police say three people were taken to the hospital with minor injuries. >>> now to our weather, first alert meteorologist sheena parveen is tracking a cool start to the day tomorrow. >> temperatures will be on the cooler s

all six of the accused ex-narcotics officers were in court. five cases dealt with in emotional hearings before a packed courtroom. became denied to michael spicer and the alleged ringleader, thomas liciardello. ex-officers linwood norman, brian reynolds and perry betts were offered bail. and posting often their homes and those of their recommend activities. a bail hearing for john speiser set for tomorrow. because of the alleged robberies of drug dealers and the threat of of cash and property and brutality, five of the six could look at life behind bars if convicted on major charges. they all from high-powered lawyers. >> no longer a police officer, will be on 24-hour home confinement. there really is no risk and he made the right reeling and we appreciate it. >> we will aggressively challenge all of the charges and allegations made against the officers. >> all six officers accused now have been looked at very hard by investigators for many years, especially the f.b.i. police commissioner ramsey says it is the worst case of corruption he has h

by the 1820's, enough of the narcotic entered china to service the needs of one million addicts. the so-called anti-chambers of hell outnumbered all other retail businesses in most chinese towns. in the opium dens, new smokers required only two to six grams of opium at a time. -- and experienced smoker needed 300 grams a day. for many in china, that meant two thirds of the day's pay. china's opium dens brought together smokers from every station in life, including intellectuals, military men, merchants, artists, women, monks, nuns, and priests. knowledge of opium resorts in china, american doctors and reporters noted that the dens in the united states existed far from the nurturing influences of home and family. and in a neighborhood that shunned christianity. in addition, smoking opium induced sleep and dreams that symbolize the passive it he undesirably in a growing nation encouragecohol gregariousness that is more indicative of america potter view of itself. during the victorian era in the united states, the elite and middle class prized self-control and in particular, sexual

. >> because of the big area and areas they could hide in we'll bring in two narcotics dogs here and we're going to do a mass search of certain areas and hopefully we can come up positive with a hit on dope. that's the whole plan today. >> obviously these guys know we're coming -- element of surprise is the number one thing here. we got one on them. >> strip them out here along the wall. >> we have approximately 30 inmates that we removed from their job assignment. >> rivera! next man, come on over. >> basically just an unclothed body search. looking for any type of contraband may be hiding on his person. >> we're going to go ahead and conduct a search in here with k-9 units. squad, be advised i'm at the door. we'll have them check around those boots. all the inmates come in here and they put their boots upside down. socks off. armpits. hands. ears. open your mouth. bottom lip. drop your head. shake out your hair. drop your boxers. turn around. see the bottom of your feet. >> run him through here real quick, around the outside wall. >> you guys can run your workers in there and start

he searched the vehicle, narcotics were found. all four men were arrested on narcotics charges. all four denied knowledge of who the narcotics list, but i have been the most cooperative and now he needed was $3000 cash to get out of jail. i told the police officer that i needed -- i was told by the police officer that i need to go to bombard for cvs and that a total of $3000 into green dot money cards in $1000 denominations and i need a cash to purchase this card. i cash a check for $3000 at my bank and went to wal-mart and bought three money pack cards, each loaded with $1000. i returned home and called the police officer at the number with the 438 area code. the area code for montrÉal, canada and gave him the scratch off numbers on the money pack cards. later, the police officer called again and said they needed an additional $4000. however, my checking account would not cover that amount. my wife went to the bank and withdrew $4000 from her savings account and went to wal-mart and loaded for money pack cards with $1000 each. i told the officer the scratch off numbers. subsequ

i'm a member of the k-9 unit, narcotics unit. today we're going to do a narcotics search.d the bus and look for any type of illegal substance. crack, cocaine, marijuana. if you have it, now is the time to throw it on the floor or deposit it in that box over there. >> when leaving the bus to enter the jail facility, visitors are not only given a blunt warning about contraband, they're handed a number to correspond with their seat. then a drug-sniffing dog boards the bus. >> so my dog boards that bus and starts scratching seat number three, i'm going to look over and say that's who we have to search. >> right here, we found two empty balloons. now, a lot of people what they like to do is stuff either the marijuana, the crack cocaine inside these balloons. right here you have seat number 10 and 11, so right now i'm going to request for the officers to search whoever was sitting at seat number 10 and 11. they may still have something on them. >> an off-camera search of the visitors in seats 10 and 11 revealed no contraband and they denied knowledge of the balloons. but inside

narcotics hit. you got something here you want to tell me about? >> no, i don't. >> huh?i don't. >> you just want to see if i can find it? >> after a narcotics dog alerts in his living area, wallace booker receives a concentrated shakedown. >> why you reckon the dogs would have alerted on this spot here? >> i don't know. that dog must be crazy or something. >> huh? >> the dog must be crazy. >> the dog must be crazy? >> you might need to get a new one. >> huh? >> you might need to get a new one. >> maybe he smelled that stuff y'all been smoking down there. this s.a.t. class, you taking this book here? >> i work down in the housing unit teaching that n.a. class using that book. >> huh? >> teaching an n.a. class and i use that book. >> this is an n.a. class and you're teaching it? >> yes, addiction handbook. >> you recognize what that dog was hitting on, that drug book? what's these pictures here got to do with that class? >> it ain't got nothing to do with it. >> maybe that dog hit on that drug book, you reckon that's what he did? >> i didn't hear you. >> that dog hit on th

spent seven point six billion dollars on these counter-narcotics efforts yet sagar reports that farmers are growing more poppy today than ever before in twenty thirteen the international a worse of this was three billion dollars which is fifteen percent. of afghanistan's g.d.p. the inspector general says little progress has been made to counter narcotics operations and those efforts might not be sustainable after forces leave now when it comes to the afghan national army the amount of people that it has that are being trained right now is decreasing and the number of desertions from the army are increasing in some cases like the case of the three one thirty planes the u.s. is shipping equipment to the afghans that they might not meet and in other cases the us is not shipping weapons and ammunition to the country that they do need these are just a couple of the findings from this two hundred fifty six page report the amount of oversight in the country will decrease significantly in december even though money will continue to flow from the u.s. into afghanistan now according to the report

a major emotional day in court for the six ex-narcotics officers. appeared in the courtroom trying to get bail. 19 year old veteran mike spicer was denied. aft he refused himself. and moments okay the same magistrate refused bail for the ringleader allegedly, thomas liciardello. and now the sixth one will have the bail hearing tomorrow. the three who got bail had to put up hundreds of thousands of

and that sets up a schedule, and it classifyies substances and sets really the highest level of narcotics that are under federal jurisdiction and the responsibility of enforcement. so this is the federal law, and that's where we are at this point. but what's taken place is, again, the states have taken action and localities -- excuse me. this washington crud is -- let me have a little drink here. there are is something that comes with the cold weather. but, again, we've heard what the law is, we've seen what states are doing. and unfortunately, there's chaos as it relates to where we're going and what our policy is as far as what's allowed, what's legalized. and now enforcement's going to react. to compound this, in our society we all look to the president for leadership regardless of what party he is, and the current president has made some statements of late. in fact, just a few days ago president obama said, i'll quote: i don't think it's more dangerous than alcohol, referring to marijuana, and then he said it's important, it's important for it to go forward because it's important for

and it's not a narcotic. you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. don't take celebrex if you have bleeding in the stomach or intestine, or had an asthma attack, hives, other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history and ask your doctor about

now, if we don't do something when we see a danger of a new narcot narcotic, again the potential of more people impaired, driving while impaired, whether, again a vehic vehicle, mans a train and i showed just a feel of the planes -- we have pages and pages. i showed four. i showed one picture of a teenage fatality, and we know from the blood test, we say no one gets killed from smoking marijuana. well, i differ with that. so it's a serious issue. we have serious responsibility, and i intend to pursue the matter so i thank each of you for coming out we can all do a better job, and there being no further business -- well, let me see, with the concurrence of the minority, we'll leave the record open for ten additional days. we may have additional questions, and i've asked for additional information to be submitted for the record. white house objection, so ordered. no further business before the government operations subcommittee, this hearing is adjourned. thank you. >>> tomorrow on "washington journal, a review of the past week in congress as men depart for the five-week summer recess. als

now we have a new situation that much more of this available narcotic on the market. useave seen an increase in just by the statistics that were presented by some of the panelists today. are you adapting the department of transportation regulations or advisories to where we see the most risk? federal railroad administration, national highway safety. me if there have been any changes and directives in the last 24 months. >> there've not been any changes to our random testing rates but if a pilot flies in and out of denver it doesn't mean necessarily that he or she lives anywhere near denver. many of our employees throughout the different modes of transportation are not purely in one state. they operate across states. >> again, i think we need to be a little bit preemptive and protecting people. i had dinner the other night with a friend from florida and ask him what he was going to do for a vacation. he said we are putting it off a little and were going to go skiing. planned to go to colorado, but the last thing i want to do is take my three kids out there and have som

and it's not a narcotic.ou and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks. all prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. don't take celebrex if you have bleeding in the stomach or intestine, or had an asthma attack, hives, other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history and ask your doctor about ce

and it's not a narcotic you and your doctor should balance the benefits with the risks.ll prescription nsaids, like celebrex, ibuprofen, naproxen and meloxicam have the same cardiovascular warning. they all may increase the chance of heart attack or stroke, which can lead to death. this chance increases if you have heart disease or risk factors such as high blood pressure or when nsaids are taken for long periods. nsaids, like celebrex, increase the chance of serious skin or allergic reactions, or stomach and intestine problems, such as bleeding and ulcers, which can occur without warning and may cause death. patients also taking aspirin and the elderly are at increased risk for stomach bleeding and ulcers. don't take celebrex if you have bleeding in the stomach or intestine, or had an asthma attack, hives, other allergies to aspirin, nsaids or sulfonamides. get help right away if you have swelling of the face or throat, or trouble breathing. tell your doctor your medical history. and ask your doctor about celebrex. for a body in motion. >>> hundreds of yazidi women have

patients were prescribed narcotics without seeing him a doctor. waiting times are twice the national average. thatoburn's office found the v.a. is spent $200 million may last 10 years in attempt to compensate victims for its mistakes. more than 1000 veterans needlessly died under the v.a. watch. the median payment for a victim was $150,000. most agreed it was not about the money. they wanted the v.a. to be held accountable. ofween 2006-2013, the number full-time employees jumped 40%. 220,000, 314,000. the budget is up even more. 90%. with 94,000 additional government employees, and twice as much money, the left believes the problem is the v.a. is underfunded. v.a. workforce is larger than the marine corps. compared to 200,000 marine corps. 150,000, shrinking to at which point they would be asf as many a reins -- half many marines. despite the competence and corruption, leadership has seem to reward the officials with performance bonuses. last year, 78 percent of the a senior managers receive these bonuses and got performance ratings of outstanding

police say what they call narcotics paraphernalia was found inside the home. they're trying to determine if the shoot something related to that. >> well, for the second time this week, shots were fired at police in south jersey, this time, in cumberland county, as officers were investigating a burglary. fox 29's steve keeley is live in bridgeton, this morning, with the details, just crazy, steve? >> well, just hearing you read that lead-in, just sounds unreal almost. two different intentional shootings, at police, on two straight days, in two south jersey departments, and we're live outside the latest target of the bridgeton police department. so, now, two big, $20,000 rewards from the new jersey state police benevolent association whose reaction to both of these attempts on officers lives calling it outrageous. four bridgeton officers checking out this burglary call here on north street came out of a home, when they got back to the sidewalk, near the patrol cars, someone shot at them from right across north street. they dove for cover, called for immediate ba

federal prosecutors charge the six philadelphia narcotics officer last week using force and threats toob, kidnap and abuse drug dealers. commissioner charles ramsey says it is one of the worst he has seen. >>> and working on a settlement between septa and two unions. at a hearing this afternoon in washington, hearing jump dates from the two sides on whether progress has been made in the contract talks. the dispute centers on train for pay engineers. and recommended last night that they get wage increases similar to other unions and it led to a one day fight in june. >>> and residence in two towns are waiting for roads to be cleared after mud and debris from thunderstorms caused the mountain mudslides. 2500 people stranded by the heavy mud. crews are working to remove the mud and rocks that are several feet deep on some roads. one person was killed when a car was swept off a road by flooding. meanwhile, northern california is reeling from the devastating wildfires. dry, windy conditions are hampering he have forwards to bring the wildfire under control near chico. more than 3,000 people

six philadelphia narcotics officers charged in the major corruption probe will be in court today. judge will deciding whether or not the men will remain behind bars pending their trials, or set bail, the defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrest last week. they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth more than half million dollars. all six have been suspended from the force, of course, with intent to dismiss. >>> police are calling the death of the mother of two, suspicious, a delaware county woman was found yesterday morning with the towel over her face and her car gone. >> family members identified woman as 38 year-old massaka griffin, her body was discover at a home in the seven you this block of emerson street in upper darby. friends say police have been called to the home numerous times for domestic disputes, and police are now looking for griffin's boyfriend and griffin has just gotten a restraining order against. he is only being called a person of interest though at this point. >>> meanwhile her family is trying to cop

new contract also gives the police commissioner the right to rotate officers out of the narcotics andnternal affairs unit. this follows the federal indictments of six philadelphia narcotics officers. >>> i know that because of what happened yesterday, a lot of people are looking at it as strictly a disciplinary issue, it is not. >> this gives opportunity to other officers to be able to good hard-working officers to be able to experience working in some of these units. >> main concern for our officers out there is their medical coverage, and monday any their pocket. and i think this delivered both. >> now, the mayor says that the new contract will cost the city $70 million over budget. >>> baltimore ravens running back, ray rice, is issuing public apology for allegedly assaulting his then fiancee, atlantic city elevator. former rutgers star apologized for the alleged assault, giving him two game suspension. he was arrested in february accused in february altercation at the revel hotel and casino. rice says it was his lowest low. >> i made a huge mistake, i want to own it, i want to tel

we're not talking about narcotics.his is about drugs that could wind up in your medicine cabinet, counterfeit prescription drugs made with cheaper, sometimes even dangerous ingredients such as highway paint and floor wax. as cnn's dr. sanjay gupta reported while on assignment for 60 minutes in march 2011, criminal counterfeiters will go to any length to evade detection. [dog barking] >> you're watching a surprise early-morning raid in lima, peru: 200 police in riot gear storming an indoor market. their target: counterfeit prescription drugs, and they found them everywhere. there were crude packaging machines and silk screens with imprints of actual name brand drugs. hundreds of thousands of counterfeit medicines collected from that raid were traced back to this house. through a back door and down a narrow hallway, we found a tiny squalid patio that was actually a fake drug factory turning out an astonishing number of counterfeit medications. peruvian police were led here by someone you wouldn't expect: john clark from

. >> during the pursuit the suspect did throw out narcotic money and the gun use in the area of mcallister when san francisco police went back to recover the evidence, we did recover the gun as well aznar c narcotics but the money was not recovered. >> the monday think is gone and so are the suspects. the suspects hit another car during the pursuit. they described, the suspects are, as african-american men in their 30s. >>> in san jose now, police arrested a man following a fatal hit and run. chris uchicua was taken into custody yesterday. hit and run on sunday night in the area of center road and balfordive drive. he was taken to a local hospital where he's pronounced dead the next morning. >>> the beheading of an american freelance journalist is tonight raising questions about whether the government should pay ransom to free hostages. u.s. officials say isis militants demanded more than $132 million from james foley's family before they killed him. the militants say they killed foley in retaliation for u.s. air strikes in iraq. u.s. policy prohibits the government from negotiating with t

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. >>> six narcotics officers charged with robbery and kidnapping seek bail. >>> and arrests and overdoses during the two-day concerts at the shore. why the mayor says no more. in seaside heights i have that stories coming up. >> and for adam joseph, cecily tynan, jamie apody, rick williams, the entire "action news" team, i'm mon ♪ >>> "action news." delaware valley's leading news program with ducis rodgers, meteorologist cecily tynan and jim gardner. >>> it is monday night. the big story on "action news" tonight, breaking news from new york city. mount sinai hospital is currently testing a patient for the ebola virus. officials say the man was recently in west africa. he came into the hospital's emergency room yesterday with high fever and gastrointestinal problems. those are symptoms consistent with the ebola virus. he says kept in strict isolation. as whether other patients are in the e.r. last night are at risk, a spokesman said all necessary steps are being taken to ensure the safety of all patient visitors and staff. "world news with diane sawyer" will have developments on this story

. >>> it is house arrest for three philadelphia narcotics office's monk the group of office's accused of stealing money and drugs. yesterday a judge granted house arrest to officer linwood norman, brian reynolds, and perry betts until the groups racketeering trial gets underway. they are among six philadelphia narcotics officers charged with robbing drug suspects of more than $500,000 in cash and drugs. the judge denied bail to two other officers michael splicer and thomas, all six arrested last wednesday, all pleaded not guilty. >>> in montgomery county prosecutors now say a man was justified in shooting an intruder inside his home. police say 29 year-old home owner responded to a income on his door in the 1100 block of willow street, on monday. because of how late the knock came to his door he took out his handgun while answering the door. the home owner says man at the door, 22-year old darryl evans threatened him with the gun as well and that is when he opened fire. evans died from his injuries and police say evans had a criminal history and was wanted for robbery and drug charges

six philadelphia narcotics officers charge in the major corruption probe will be in court today. judge will deciding whether or not the men will remain behind bars pending their trials, or set bail. defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrests last week. they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth more than a half million dollars, all six have been suspended from the force with the intent to dismiss. >>> police are calling the death of a mother of two suspicious. >> delaware county woman was found yesterday morning with a towel over her face and her car gone. family members identified would the man as 38 year-old massoka griffin. her body was discovered in the home of the 7,000 block of emerson street in upper darby. friend say police have been called to the home numerous times for domestic disputes. police are looking for griffin's boyfriend whom griffin had just had a restraining order against. he is only being called a person of interest at this time. meanwhile her family is trying to cope with their loss. >> that was my ev

. >>> it is house arrest for three philadelphia narcotics officers.ng a group of officers accused of stealing money and drug. today a judge granted house arrest to officers linwood norman, brian reynolds and perry bets until the group's racketeering trial. they're among six philadelphia narcotics officers charged with robbing drug suspects of more than $500,000 in cash and also drugs. the judge denied bail to two other officers michael spicer and thomas. all six arrested last wednesday and all have pleaded not guilty. >> israel and hamas will try again. they agree on egyptian brokered cease fire that takes effect tomorrow morning. now the 72 hour deal comes a day -- comes after day marked by violence. one person was killed in a palestinian attack in jerusalem. nearly 2,000 people have lost their lives so far in a war which started a month ago. several previous cease fires have all collapsed including the most recent last friday. coming up, the story avenue local woman overseas fighting in that war. >> skyfox over the scene of a deadly shooting in west

after taken by the jound by a police officer who used a band choke hold maneuver. 2500 people took narcotic today's march. >> surveillance out of san diego county showing a passenger being pummeled on a trolley. security guards were oihe rollea trolley station and told it was not allowed by the guard. he didn't light it and got on to the train. shortly after, two guards came up and started swinging batons. they arrested him and accused him of arrest resisting arrest and beat him for several minute. >> you did not resist? >> you can call it what you want you know? there's was a scuffle. but -- it was based on. >> he was led away shirtless and handcuffs. in the end not charged by a crime. two security guards suspended and could lose their jobs. >> this is new video over mc greg or text emten company says unarmed aircraft blew itself up after a test run. engineers were experimenting where three engine version of the rocket no one was injured. a little boy was taken to the hospital in colorado yesterday after he drank a dairy queen milk shake spiked with commercial strength cleaner they went ou

. >>> happening today, the six philadelphia narcotics office of his charge in the major corruption probe will be in court today. a judge will deciding whether or not men will remain behind bars pending their trials or set bail. now the defendants have been housed in the philadelphia federal detention center since their arrest, and, they are accused of stealing cash and drugs worth a half million dollars, all six have been suspended with the intent to dismiss. >>> three siblings killed in the carjacking in north philadelphia will be laid to rest today. funeral services are scheduled for 11:00 this morning in the seventh day church on oxford have avenue. a 15 year-old kiera williams, ten year-old joseph read and terence moore died july 25th when police say two men driving a stolen car crashed into a fruit stand that the children had been selling produce from. their mother was one of the three other victims injured in that crime spree and she is still in the hospital. >>> time right now is 5:05. i should say 605:67:89 police are looking for a woman's boyfriend after she was found dead insid

the pepsi accident when he was bumped into narcotics and doctors were pepper pe per perpetuate the medicine. >> michael had an opportunity to totally disappear when he wanted to. when he disappeared i knew that he was now somebody was enabling him, and it was usually a doct doctor. there are these doctors in hollywood. we call them concierge doctors. >> i understand that you live a very modest life. >> i fly jetblue when i can, i carry $100. $30,000 in my bank account. the rest is given to my family and my non-profit. >> your son is a filmmaker and made a documentary about you. and you never put down your cell phone. do you not have digital over load. >> that was a very good documentary. that was the last time that i actually used a cell phone unconsciously. >> michael: and o >> and on a family vacation. >> i don't do it any more. that's something that brought me self awareness. >> how do you maintain your inner peace because a lot of us are trying to figure out how to unplug. >> i wake up at 4:00 in the morning. i meditate for two hours. either i take a yoga class or i go to the gym with a

another narcotics officer charged with rock and beating drug suspects has been released. according to the u.s. district attorney's office. he was granted bail today. the accused ring leader of the group will remain in jail until at least tomorrow. he goes before a judge in the morning to review his case. just last week four other officers accused in the case were granted bail. >>> another blow to atlantic city's ailing casino industry today the bankrupt revel casino hotel announced it will cease operations in less than a month after failing to find a buyer. some 3100 revel workers will lose their jobs when the mega casino shuts its doors. nbc 10 reported yesterday revel didn't find any qualified bidders in a bankruptcy auction. show boat is also expected to shut down. >> it's terrifying. i worked two jobs and you lose two jobs. it's horrible. >> in a statement revel said we regret the impact this decision has on our revel employees who have worked so hard to maximize the potential of the property. however we are faced with several unavoidable circumstances. revel will hon

. >>> it is house arrest for three philadelphia narcotic office's monk the group of officers accused of stealing money and drugs. yesterday judge granted linwood and perry bets, until their racketeering trial. they are among six philadelphia narcotics office are charged with robbing drug suspects of more than $500,000 in cash, and in drugs, and the judge denied bail to two other office are michael splicer and thomas, and all six were arrested last wednesday, and all of them pleaded in the guilty. >>> moving to montgomery county now prosecutors are saying that a man justified in shooting an intruder in his home. police say the 29 year-old home owner responded to the knock on the door in the 1100 block of willow street last monday. because of how late that knock came to his door, he took out a handgun while answering it. the home owner says man at the door 22-year old darryl evans threatened him with the gun and that is when he opened fire. evans died from his injuries. police say evans does have a criminal history. he was wanted for robbery and drug charges. >>> lets take a look at wo

. >> you're narcotics anonymous, n.a. and a.a.in the community. >> the fact is, you start by crawling. and then you've got to walk. that's what i'm going to have to do. start crawling when i get out of here. >> see you later. >> all right. >> back in the yard, fluffy makes an appearance to show off her new kitten. >> this here is leon. there's leon. little black cat with gray on him. looks like he's got something in him. real fluffy. >> word travels fast to sergeant english. >> fluffy's had another kitten. one of the inmates told me he saw where she carried a kitten and hid it. i'm going over here to see if the kitten is still around there and see if she's been back. >> she's going to get with him now. she's going to go. she's gone. she hiding from sergeant english. she hiding from sergeant english. she know sergeant english ain't going in there. >> she had that kitten put out right here in a box. >> there's no telling where she carried him to. >> man, what's up? >> where's fluffy? >> why? >> 'cause it's one of my jobs. >> one of

but police say what they call narcotics paraphernalia was found inside the home, trying to determinef a shoot something related to that. >> meantime hunt on for the gunman who opened fire outside the del music center as concert for peace of all things took place inside. a 20 year old man was shot and right now list in the critical condition. sabina kuriakose live in fairmount park with the details on this. this is ironic, if nothing else, sabina. >> reporter: to say the least, chris, there were so many young people out here at that concert, to benefit peace here at the del music center last night. 600 people were inside when gunshots rang out, right here in the parking lot, just feet from the main gate. now, that obviously created a hectic crime scene for investigators, police say, a 20 year old man was shot twice, once in the torso, and once in the leg, with a large caliber semiautomatic gun. they say there was some sort of argument with a womanment somebody pulled the gun. victim critically injured. police say there is a chance he may not survive. here is an update we got from poli