pat cook's husband gary cook is utterly baffled by that explanation. >> there was no power windows. >> reporter: how did the windows work? >> crank, old-fashioned crank. >> reporter: culpeper police have not identified the officer involved in the shooting other than saying he's a five-year veteran of the force. witnesses have told reporters a policeman fired his weapon multiple times. >> why he would shoot a 54-year- old unarmed woman, i don't know. i can see shooting once for wounding, you know, to make her stop, but five or six times. >> reporter: pat cook attended off and on according to the minister the culpeper united methodist church, volunteering as an assistant in the children's religious education classes. >> her interactions with the kids in classes? >> very cordial, loving, caring, engaging, got them involved. kids loved to do crafts, you know. so very hands on. >> reporter: pastor randy orndorff told us he never saw pat cook display a violent temper. her husband told us the same thing. cull pep are town police say the officer -- culpeper town police say the officer involve

moments later, pat cook was dead. epiphany catholic school is located in downtown culpeper. late thursday morning, an unfamiliar vehicle driven by a woman, appeared in the parking lot of the middle school building. police were called and a town officer shot to death po-year- old patricia cook. her jeep wrangler wound up crashing into a utility poll about a -- pole about a block away. the state police say the responding town officer was conversing with pat cook and, quote, while attempting to retrieve her identification, the woman suddenly closed her driver's side window trapping the officer's arm and started driving away dragging the officer alongside. the officer repeatedly commanded the woman to stop the moving vehicle. she refused and shots were fired. pat cook's husband, gary cook, is utterly baffled by the explanation. >> there is no power windows. >> how do they work? >> crank. old-fashioned crank. >> reporter: police have not identified the officer other than saying he's a five-year veteran of the force. witnesses told reporters that the policeman fired his weapon mul

why was pat cook in this parking lot? why did she try to drive away.hat officer's life really in danger? how come so many shots were fired? the virginia state police, they're working the case. in culpepper, i'm pat collins, news news4. >> the police officer's name is not being released. he's on routine administrative leave as the investigation continue continues. >>> officials from the los angeles school district say they stand by their decision to pay a former third grade teacher to resign after he was charged of committing lewd acts on his students. the district paid him 40,000 dollars to drop his appeal back in june, charged with 22 aclewd acts on kids between 6 and 10. they said the settlement was to insure he would not be a threat to any other students. mirramont elementary school reopened its doors this week after replacing the entire staff. >>> police in pennsylvania are investigating the death of a cardinal. he died late last month. he was originally reported of having died from cancer and dementia. a county's district attorney found the timing

why was pat cook in this parking lot? why did she try to drive away? was that officer's life really in danger? and how come so many shots were fired? the virginia state police are working the case. in culpepper, i'm pat collins, news 4. >> in the 50 years the town of culpepper has had a police force this is the first time an officer has ever killed anyone. that officer's name is not being released right now. he is on routine administrative leave as the investigation continues. >>> today the man accused of randomly killing an honor roll student in northeast d.c. was sentenced to 60 years in prison. 17-year-old joseph sharps jr. was shot to death in november of 2010. he was a senior at spingarn high school and walking home with friends after finishing some home work when he bumped into 20-year-old kwan kearny. prosecutors say kearny shot the teenager in the help for nothing. kearny was convicted of first-degree murder and assault in december. he and sharps had no known connection to each other before the night of the murder. >> d.c.'s mayor and the polic

why was pat cook in this parking lot? why did she try to drive away? was that officer's life really in danger? and how come so many shots were fired? the virginia state police are working the case. >>> in culpepper, i'm pat collins, news 4. >> in the 50 years the town of culpepper has had a police force this is the first time an officer has ever killed anyone. his name is not released and he's on routine administrative leave during this investigation. >>> the national park service says it will change the controversial quote on the martin luther king memorial. the service says it plans to remove the paraphrase and replace it with the full quotation from the civil rights leader. some complained that the wording didn't accurately reflect king's words. the inscription currently reads, i was a drum major for justice, peace, and righteousness. the full quotation is different. yes, if you want to say that i was a drum major say that i was a drum major for justice. say that i was a drum major for peace. i was a drum major for righteousness and all of the other

police say an officer shot pat cook after she closed her car window on his arm and started dragging him. an eyewitness claims the officer's hand was on the door handle not stuck in the window. the virginia state police have taken over the investigation. >>> jerry sandusky could go to trial as soon as the spring. a judge set a tentative date. said sandusky asked to be allowed to see his grandchildren but prosecution opposed that after neighboring said they had seen sandusky peering at a school playground from his back deck. he said it hurts to see his wife have to explain to his grandchildren why they can't see him. >> came home after visiting with grandchildren or sitting there when grandchildren call on my bic and they ask to talk to me and she has to tell memorial that they can't. >> sandusky also told the judge he wants the trial to stay in state college. that means he cannot appeal a conviction on the grounds that the jury was biased. >>> the architect of the martin luther king jr. memorial is upset about plans to correct can inscription on there. he says changing it, in his words,

she showed elizabeth cook what she can do. >> pat hendrik is one petite power house. the 5'3", 56-year-old, blond hair, blue-eyed mom of a teenager, is a master of ai ki do. >> any conflict that comes in, whether it be verbal or physical or even energetic, there is a way to completely blend with it and then take it in another direction. >> in may, pat will become one of five women who have ever received the 7th dawn, the highest level in this type of martial arts. >> it is usually that you've given so much to the world, you've been a leader in a greater sense internationally. >> on any given night, you'll find her here at her studio. effortlessly taking down her students, some of them nearly a foot taller than her. >> it's a lot of fun. >> she has been going back and forth to japan. but her journey began 30 years ago when she was a waitress at a restaurant. >> she isshe isn't interested in defying stereotypes. >> that's actually one aspect of the true master that is hidden. >> elizabeth cook, cbs 5. >>> a new crime fighting tool. why the next time an officer uses a ta

pat somewhere else. >> for the past month, the cook county sheriff's police have been pursuing a counterfeit i.d.>> they want to get at least 12 to 15 people wrapped up in this. >> the investigation will take several more months, however, as authorities continue making undercover buys and identifying more players. back at the jail, the trucker charged with drug smuggling decides not to fight his case. >> how much coke did you get caught with? >> 132 kilos. >> he pleads guilty to transporting cocaine for sale. and a judge sentences him to 18 years in state prison. >> let me tell you all the new stuff is called the blue stuff right off the alley. you got weed, rocks, blow, peels. you see everything. >> and another inmate, nicknamed kennedy, sets the wheels in motion for a potential new police organization. >> they're keeping packs in their to reup the street guys. the street guys are getting a bundle. when the bundle is gone, they run back in the store, see their guy, their guy hooks them up again. >> if we're going to build a conspiracy case, i'd rather go after the high-level guys, we're not goin

elizabeth cook shows us her skills. >> reporter: pat hendricks is one petite powerhouse. the 5'3", 56-year-old blonde hair blue-eyed mom of a teenager is a master of aikido. >> it teaches us right away that any conflict that comes in whether it be verbal or physical or even energetic, there is a way to completely blend with it and then take it into another direction. >> reporter: in may, pat will become only one of five women to have ever received the 7th don, the highest level in this type of martial arts. >> 7th don is usually that you've given so much to the aikido world you've been a leader in a greater sense internationally. >> reporter: on any given night, you will find her here at her studio or dojo. aikido of san leandro effortlessly taking down her students some of them nearly a foot taller than her. pat has been studying in japan with the legends of martial arts. but her journey began 30 years ago when she was a waitress at a polynesian restaurant. pat is one of the few people in the world to receive such a high level of black belt and not be japanese. but she i

. >> we have to celebrate the good things and the parts we had of pat and not just what we lost. >> gary cook is filled with questions along with his grief. >> i wish i knew what was going on. i honestly do. >> culpeper town police and the sheriff's department is assisting police in the investigation. no charges have been filed, but gary clark is talking about an attorney about possible legal action. peggy fox, 9news now. >> we should note that virginia medical examiner has cook's body so he can determine the exact cause of death. >>> we have some breaking news for you in washington, d.c. where police just announced an arrest in the murder of a transgender person last week. japarkej jones was stabbed to death. 55-year-old gary montgomery was arrested this afternoon and charged with second-degree murder. police are not revealing the motive for this attack, but they say it was not a hate crime. lesli. >> a man accused of robbing a gas station and leading police on a wild chase is arrested tonight. it all started this morning when the suspect robbed the shell station at addison road and martin l

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