tina 9 tells officers redwine had threatened her daughter. >> okay. back off or i've got something for you. >> all right. police say the 30-year-old was on probation for aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. they say redwine came out with a gun. this is the video police released of what happened next. please. okay. remembe remember. >> and this is the same moment captured on a witness's cell phone camera. we warn you, it's graphic. >> albuquerque police chief gordon eden would not release police video showing redwine on camera but said he fired at officers first t he says red wine's gun was recovered tea party. >> he discharged his firearm. >> it's not clear from police or witness videos where when or where that happened. witness did told al jazeera a different version of events that redwine was unarmed and never threatened officers. winina and michael said they saw the shooting from 50 feet away. >> he came out of the door like this. redwine is the 24th person to be killed in an albuquerque police related shooting in less thank five years. >> the

a few days later, alfred redwine was shot and killed.s family said he was unarmed. >> i seen him bleeding from his chest and all i wanted to do was get to my brother and hold him. >> tammy redwine's brother was the eighth killed. >> she need to know how to talk to people and deal with people and calm down a situation using their mouth and talking to them as human beings rather than right away firing their guns. >> the city council will consider all of the public's comments in attempts to growing the public's concerns. a proposal to establish a commission to monitor the police department. >> i would like to see possibly a retired police chief with great credentials, a federal or district court judge that is retired and also a civil rights attorney to work on that commission just to assure that the public has a confidence in the leadership of the albuquerque police department. >> a review is underway with the albuquerque police leadership, the fbi has opened up their own investigation of the albuquerque police department. we have just lear

alfred redwine threatened police with a gun, they say. his family says he was unarmed and holding a cell phone. >> this is where it happened? >> yes, that's where my.was shot and killed. >> michael gomez's son was shot and killed by the albuquerque police in 2011. it happened right here. the cop was over here, and he just decided that he was going to be the judge and the executioner. >> police said gomez was armed. that turned out not to be true. gomez believes the police department needs an overhaul. >> they'll be out of control until the leadership is changed. >> i got shot. it blew this off completely. >> this is a retired officer shot in the line of duty. she believes the officers who fate alley shot james boyd may have overreacted. >> there's about six officers standing close to him. all of them pointing a weapon at him. they all need more training. it gives it more thought before pulling the trigger. the albuquerque is being investigated by the department of justice and the fbi. the city council will meet to discuss the matter. both

. >> redwine was shot in a housing project, bringing the number to 24 shootings in less than five years. >> as things get worse and worse, people are going to rise up and the police are going to react more and more violently. >> in a community forum friday night, activists added the names of the two men to a symbolic coffin. >> when a cop murders somebody, they need to be sent to jail. cops kill people all the time and are never held accountable. >> not everyone here shares the outrage over the police, despite the protests, law enforcement has the support of many in the community. >> a group called citizens who stand with the albuquerque police department that 2500 likes on facebook and is defending the men and women on the force. >> they don't understand the job that they do. they're not in there at that moment having to make those split-2nd decisions. >> the chief said he is reviewing department policies. >> my goal is to make major reforms to the department that better the department, better the men and women that serve the department, and the better we get, that's how we build confi

they said alfred redwine was threatening them with a gun. his family said he was unarmed and was holding a cell phone. >> this is where everything happened right here? >> yes, yes, that's where my boy was shot and killed. >> reporter: michael gomez's son was shot and killed by the albuquerque police in 2011. >> it happened right here. the cop was over here. he just decided that he was going to be the judge and execution nery. >> police said alan gomez was armed. that turned out not to be true. michael gomez believes the police department needs a complete overhaul. >> they will be out of control until leadership is changed. >> when he got shot, it blue this ear off complete this officer was shot in the line of duty by a mentally ill homeness man in 2003. she believes that they may have overreacted. >> when you have six officers this close to him and pointing a weapon at him. >> you put additional training that gives more thought before pulling the trigger right away. >> ththe albuquerque place are w being investigated by the fbi. both family

one person who believes that is a woman we talked to earlier, her name is tammy redwine, her brother shot and killed by police. she believes that the police need better training. >> they need to know how to talk to people and deal with people and calm down a situation just using their mouth, and talking to them as human being, rather than pulling their guns and firing on them. >> tammy, of course, will sign up to speak, and i talked to her earlier. believe me, she would have a through the say. she's angry about what would happen. >> what are some of the recommendations for the a.p. d? >> there's a lot of things going back and forth. one idea from the city council ken sanchez - he would like to see the establishment of a commission to oversee and monitor the police. >> i would like to see possibly a retired police chief with great credentials, federal or district court judge and a civil rights attorney to work on the commegs to ensure that the -- commission to ensure that the public has a conscience and leadership of the albuquerque police depp. >> the department is under the having o

police say albert redwine threatened them with a gun. family members says he was unarmed, he had a cell phone ed. >> this is where it happened. ishes this is where my boy was shot and gild. >> michael's son was shot and killed by the albuquerque police in 2011. >> happened here. the cop was here and decided that he was going to be the judge and the executioner. >> police say alan gomez was armed. that was not true. michael gomez believes the police department needs an overhaul. >> they'll be out of control until the leadership is changed. >> it blew this ear off. >> carol is a retirement albuquerque officer shot in the line of duty by a mentally ill homeless man in 2003. she believes the officers who fatally shot james boyd may have overreacted. >> when you have the photos, looks like there's about six officers standing close to them. all with weapons at him. she believes the albuquerque police need more training to prepare for the challenges of confronting the mentally ill. >> you put additional training, it gives them more thoughts bef

another man, albert redwine was shot in a housing project, bringing the number to 24 of shootings inhe last five years. >> as things get worse and worse people rise up, and the police will react more and more violently. >> in a community forum on friday night activists added the name of the two men to a symbolic coffin. cops kill people all the time and are never held accountable. >> not everyone shares the outrage over the police. despite the protest law enforcement has the support of many. a group called citizens would stand with the albuquerque police department has 2500 likes and is defending the men and women on the force. >> they don't under the job they do. they were not in there at that moment having to make the split second decisions. >> chief okayin is -- okayin is reviewing policies. >> my goal is to make major reforms to the department, better the men and women that serve the department and the better we get, that's how we build confidence. >> the albuquerque police is under investigation by the department of justice and the fbi. many demonstrators plan to show up at a me

one person who believes that is tammy redwine, her bother shot and killed by police. we talked to her a while ago. she says something has to be done about the officers involved in the deadly shootings. >> they need to be fired, they need to loss their pension and be tried like a murderer in the streets. they need to sit on a victims impact panel where they have to listen to the dam, the hurt they have caused our family. listen to what the family is going through, because they were quick to pull the weapons, instead of talking down the situations. >> obviously she has strong opinions. she signed up. she'll be a speaker tonight. and as you can imagine, she has a lot to say. they'll be putting that to the microphone and the crowd here tonight. >> i would imagine there has been a number of recommendations offered up for the a.p. d. >> yes, and a lot of that will be discussed tonight. not only the public hearing. one of the ideas is coming from the council president. ken sanchez proposes a commission to monitor the police force. he thinks that idea and the meeting could go

the police redwine shot at them first to giving them no choice but to respond but that the force of what is video seems to contradict the story and backs up red wine families claims that it was holding a cell phone and had no gun needless to say the two fatal shootings were the last straw for the community which took to the streets in the wake to protest and what started as a peaceful action turn into another brutal police response in which the party used extreme crowd control methods on the protesters because of these recent tragedies the department of justice has undergone an investigation artie's ramon galindo joined me earlier for the update. investigators took a look at twenty daily of syria involved shootings between the years of two thousand and nine and two thousand and twelve and found that most of those shootings were unconstitutional another part of justice also found that the police officers too often use non-lethal force in an unconstitutional manner non-lethal force can include tasers but tons kicks they brought up an instance in which officers used their tasers on a man wh

. >> another man, alfred redwine was shot in a housing prospect. bringing the number of shootings to 24 in less that five years. >> as things get worse people will rise up and police will act more violently. >> in a community forum activists added the name. >> when a cop murdered somebody they need to be sent to gaol. >> cops kill people all the time and are never held accountable. not everyone here shares the outrage over police. despite the protest law enforcement has the support of many. a group called citizens who stand with the albuquerque police department has 21 likes and defends men and women on the force. they don't under the jobs they do. they are not in there at the moment having made the decisions. the chief, who has been on the job for just a month, is reviewing the policies. >> my goal is to make major reforms. better the department. better the men and women. it's how we build confidence. >> the albuquerque police are under investigation by the department of jews and fbi. many demonstrators plan to show up monday night when the city c

police say al friend redwine threatened him with a gun.amily says he was unarmed holding a cell phone. another mer says he has heard it all before. >> this is where everything happened right here? >> yes. why he. >> that's where my boy was shot and killed. >> michael gom mez's son was shot and killed by the albuquerque police in 2011. the cop was over here he just decided that he was going to be the judge and the executioner. >> police said alan gomez was armed. >> turned out not to be true. michael gomez beliefs the police department needs a complete overhaul. >> they will be out of control until the leadership is changed. >> got shot. it blew this ear out, off completely. >> care ol' olexac is a retired police officer who was shot in the line of duty in 2003. she believes the officers who fatally shot james boyd may have over reacted. >> but when you have the photos, look like there are about six officers standing close to him, all of them pointing a weapon at him. >> olexak believes the police more training. >> you put additional traini