sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go lutheran procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one

sgt. tony beminio. around 1 am yesterday, a man shot and killed officer martin near urbandale later, a shooter killed took the life of sergeant beminio a few blocks south of merle hay mall. police say this is the man who killed the officers: scott greene, of urbandale. he is 46 years old. he's had previous run- ins with the law, including resisting an officer trying to pat him down for a weapon. and threatening to kill another man during a confrontatio n in a parking lot. police now say he targeted officers. possible rifle rounds, there is an officer down ... polk county does confirm an officer down while martin was in his squad car at 70th and aurora in urbandale. minutes later, and two miles to the southeast, police say greene fired into another squad car, killing police sergeant beminio. several hours later, police named greene as a suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a local hospital for treatment

sgt. tony beminio -- who was a 1996 graduate of iowa city west high school. today, the des moines police chief said the killings were calculated as he remembered the fallen officers. " the horrific events that took place are not typical for our communities. it's not typical for central iowa. certainly not typical for des moines and urbandale." " tony and justin did not deserve this. the des moines pd and the urbandale pd did not deserve this. the communities that we protect did not sgt paul parizek said that they expect to formally charge greene at day's end. greene is still at the hospital fophysical condition. doctors expect to release him by early afternoon. one act of kindness did take place in urbandale just hours after yesterday's shooting. a woman brought water and food to an officer, and hugged him in what was an emotional moment. " i cant even imagine. this is the only thing i know. i want you guys to be hydrated and not hungry/ i want you to go care for you all " that's nick hazel, an officer with the urbandale police department. before working ther

sgt. tony beminio. around 1 am yesterday, a man shot and killed officer martin near urbandale high school. just 20 minutes later, a shooter killed took the life of sergeant beminio a few blocks south of merle hay mall. police say this is the man who killed the officers: scott greene, of urbandale. he is 46 years old. he's had previous run- ins with the law, including resisting an officer trying to pat him down for a another man during a confrontatio n in a parking lot. police now say he targeted officers. possible rifle rounds, there is an officer down ... polk county does confirm an officer down police say greene shot and killed officer martin while martin was in his squad car at 70th and aurora in urbandale. minutes later, and two miles to the southeast, police say greene fired into another squad car, killing police sergeant beminio. several hours later, police suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony - tony truly cared.people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy ha people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of action.steffi: officer justin badge number.in dsm, steffi lee reporting. the visitati

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of action.steffi: officer justin martin's funeral is tomorrow in rockwell city a

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of officer justin martin's funeral is tomorrow in rockw

sgt. tony beminio were both sitting in their squad cars.. when, investigators say, greene walked up.. and started shooting.. firing more than a dozen rounds..(sot / paul parizek - des moines police :37 - :40)"there definitely was no opportunity for the officers to defend themselves or respond to the attack. investigators say right now they don't have any evidence that clearly points to a motive in the murders..but law enforcement sources tell nbc mental issues and was in dire straits."his criminal record includes charges of assault.. interference with official acts.. and harassment..this evening.. the investigation into the officers' deaths continues..jay gray - nbc news. weeks ago, greene argued with officers after being kicked-out of a high school football game for displaying a confederate flag during the national anthem. "decision 2016 coverage now: the latest school poll is out... and it shows hillary clinton maintaining her lead over donald trump here in wisconsin. here are the numbers: 46- percent of likely voters in the badger state support clinton; while 40-percent back trump

this comes after those close to des moines police sgt tony beminio laid him to rest yesterday. yesterday, people filled the lutheran church of hope in west des moines for sgt. beminio's funeral. he was the other officer killed last wednesday in the attacks. the 11-year veteran of the des moines police force leaves behind a wife and 3 children. he was also an eastern iowa native -- part of the class of 1996 at iowa city west high school. police chief told people sergeant beminio wasn't just good at this job, he was great at this job. "45 if god could handcraft the perfect police officer inside and out, he would look just like tony. command presence oozed from his pores. but his size and strength were just a small part of who he was. he was intelligent, organized, creative, and detailed. " hundreds of police vehicles state later escorted sergeant beminio's body to his final resting place, glendale cemetery. a mother says a classroom helper abused her child at starry elementary during rest time. now she's demanding answers from marion independent school district. but right now, her

sgt. tony beminio. around 1 am yesterday, a man shot and killed officer martin near urbandale high school. just 20 minutes later, a shooter killed took the life of sergeant beminio a few blocks south of merle hay mall. police say this is the man who killed the officers: scott greene, of urbandale. he is 46 years old. the law, including resisting an officer trying to pat him down for a weapon. and threatening to kill another man during a confrontatio n in a parking lot. police now say he targeted officers. possible rifle rounds, there is an officer down ... polk county does confirm an officer down police say greene shot and killed officer martin while martin was in his squad car at 70th and aurora in urbandale. minutes later, and two miles to the southeast, police say greene fired into another squad car, killing several hours later, police named greene as a suspect. flagging down a d-n-r employee, greene turned himself in on a road in dallas county, west of des moines. investigators took him to a local h

sgt. tony beminio was found shot in his squad car. he died at the opportunity for the officers to and didn't have a chance to defend themselves. police moved quickly to identify 46 year-old scott michael greene as their suspect. he turned himself in hours later. run-in with officers on youtube -- after being asked to leave a high school football game for holding a confederate flag during the national anthem. "greene: i think i've been assaulted by you. you grabbed me. officer: i escorted you outside the stadium. greene: you grabbed me." greene lives here with his mother... who nehigobs rsay was trying to evict him. "never thought it would come to this, that he was that unsettled officers have been killed in the line of duty. 16 -- in ambush style attacks like the ones today.. and earlier this year in dallas and batton rouge. t officers -- heartache. the men were just doing their job. it was senseless. a law enforcement source says greene has a history of mental health problems -- but investigators are still looking interaction at all

sgt. tony beminio and urbandale police officer justin martin.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:08:19 "seeing the support and the outpouring of the community that supports us has been a wonderful wonderful appreciation for what we do everyday."another form of support for all law enforcement- could soon come in legislation.republican state representative ken rizer plans to draft a bill - pushing for tougher penalities for people who attack law enforcement officers and firefighters.sot: rep. ken rizer (need gfx) 06:12:56:07 "i'm looking at attempted murder, second- degree murder, vehicular homicide - some of those crimes that might be associated more with actually trying to target and or kill firefighters."steffi: rizer says he's meeting with other lawmakers to narrow down the finer details within this bill - but one possibility that could be brought into discussion is to increase the mandatory minimum of the prison sentence depending on the crime.sot: sgt. chad underwood, urbandale police department 06:05:59:03 "personally there's st

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go lutheran procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of acti. more than a thousand offi

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just

sgt. tony beminio. sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared. people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place. wants to be a policeman when he grows up."terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the support of the policemen when a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decad i arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and just the public." but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of acti. officers.>>reporter: even through this emotiona

and des moines sgt, tony beminio - a veteran on the force, a husband and a father? the men targeted just blocks from each other? the shootings, 20 minutes apart. both sitting in their patrol cars. dozens of bullet holes left behind. investigators say the man who attacked them? 46 year old scott michael greene has a history of racially charged behavior... and prior confrontations with police. sot: he is just somebody that was known to law enforcement. just hours before the rampage? greene was in court accused of physically hitting and financially exploiting" his mother. the court ordering him to move out of her home? and pay her back 10- thousand dollars. nats video and authorities this morning investigating this video they say greene posted on youtube two weeks ago? filmed near where the first ambush took place. nats yelling police kicking him out of a high school football game after complaints he was flying a confederate flag in standing in front of a group of african american people, that's going to cause a disturbance - whether you intended it or not.// that is m

this comes after those close to des moines police sgt tony beminio laid him to rest yesterday. yesterday, people filled the lutheran church of hope in west des moines for sgt. beminio's funeral. he was the other officer killed last wednesday in the attacks. the 11-year veteran of the des moines police force leaves behind a wife and 3 of the class of 1996 at iowa city west high school. in a eulogy, the des moines police chief told people sergeant beminio wasn't just good at this job, he was great at this job. "45 if god could handcraft the perfect police officer inside and out, he would look just like tony. command presence oozed from his pores. but his size and strength were just a small part of who he was. he was intelligent, organized, creative, and detailed. " hundreds of police vehicles from all over the beminio's body to his final resting place, glendale cemetery. a university of iowa student who fell after climbing a light pole last week has died. johnson county authorities say 21-year- old kyle leeney was celebrating the the chicago cubs' world series victory when he fell

sgt. tony beminio was found shot in his squad car. he died at the hospital. a husband and father. (sot - pd presser) there definitely was no opportunity for the officers to defend themselves or respond to the attack. 11:05:01 they were seated in their car and didn't have a chance to defend themselves. police moved quickly to identify 46 year-old scott michael greene as their suspect. he turned himself in hours later. greene is well known to police in the area -- posting a recent run-in with officers on youtube -- after being asked to leave a high school football game for holding a confederate flag during the national anthem. me.") greene lives here with his mother... who neighbors say was trying to evict him. (sot - (lady)." this year nationwide -- ones earlier this year in dallas (sot - friends of officers. as they struggle to understand why. law enforcement officers say greene has a history of mental problems -- but investigators are still trying to determine what set him off. police don't believe there was any interaction between greene and the officers. they think he just walk

sgt. tony beminio was found shot in his squad car. he died at the hospital. a husband and father. there definitely was no to the attack. they were seated in their car and didn't have a chance to defend themselves. police moved quickly to identify 46 year-old scott michael greene as their suspect. he turned himself in hours later. greene is well known to police in the area -- posting a recent run-in with f high school football game for holding a confederate flag during the national anthem. "greene: i think i've been assaulted by you. you grabbed me. officer: i escorted you outside the stadium. greene: you grabbed me." greene lives here with his mother... who neighbors say was trying to evict him. "never thought it would come to this, that he was that unsettled (lady)." this year nationwide -- 115 officers have been killed in the batton rouge. for those who knew these officers -- heartache. the men were just doing their job. it was senseless. a law enforcement source says greene has a history of mental health problems -- but investigators are still looking into a motive in this case

sgt. beminio, he goes by tony. 8:43 ?flash? 8:52 great guy, good friend to a lot of us, fantastic family man. it's really hard to lose tony."9:00 22:29 "justin's hometown is in rockwell city, iowa 22:33 ?flash? 23:16 we had high expectations of his future and it's tragically been cut short here 23:21we'll continue to bring you the latest as community waits for answers.in urbandale, matt hammill, cbs 2 news ten at ten/fox 28 news. as matt just mentioned - officer beminio grew up right here in the corridor.earlier tonight - cbs 2 news spoke with one of his former west high teammates. once you ahve that bond, it just doens't go away and even today, when i got the text from my wife -- i teared up quite a bit. it touched me and it touched everybody else. wrestling champion at iowa city west in 1996 -- the year after he helped west win a state championship in football -- as a captain. cbs 2 news reporter dora miller also spent the day in des moines today. today.she met people who knew both officers before they started their careers.

wednesday morning - just hours after the officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were gunned down in their squad cars. sgt. paul parizek "using officer martin's and sgt beminio's handcuffs, it's just - it's a good way to close it out. we believe mr. greene took their lives - them to have a part in taking his freedom." as the community struggles for answers - those closest to the ?suspect tell us this tragedy was completely out of character. character."my heart sunk, heart started racing a thousand miles an hour, just utter shock, i still can't believe it. "you think you've known someone for 26 years you wouldn't think somebody would ever do this. you don't know brains, you don't know what happens in people's hearts to make them change, don't know." know."ronald williams says his friend moved in with his mother after his father died -- and had trouble finding work. funeral arrangements have been released for one of the officers - urbandale officer justin martin.it will be held next tuesday - in rockwell city - at the south calhoun middle school starting at 11- 40. on monday.funeral plans for sergeant bemin

sgt. tony beminio.sot: chief wingert 11:46 tony wasn't just good - he was just great - tony truly cared.people filled overpasses as they watched the procession go from lutheran church of hope to glendale cemetery - sgt. beminio's final resting place.nat pop 03:14:37:21 "this one wants to be a policeman when he grows up." terry brauch is a retired police officer and wanted his grandsons to feel the bond of the men and women in blue.sot: terry brauch 03:15:06:23 "there's nothing like the a tragedy happens and to have all these people come out too that really helps."kathy karpinen watched - with her father on her mind.he was a police officer for two decades in arizona.sot: kathy karpinen 03:18:40:17 "it's very emotional -- thinking about the families of these fallen officers -- their police community and public."but even through an emotional time - iowans know how to come together.sot: chief wingert 11:45 tragic news - transformed into a call of acti. action. more than a thousand officers from across iowa and beyond traveled to central iowa for these funerals.some corridor departments were kind enough to share a few of their images with us. us.first - take a look at this from cedar rapids police.it shows the incr

this morning, officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were killed while sitting in their patrol cars: (( sgt. paul parizek/des moines police: "these were our friends. they were our co-workers. we've discussed at length at times, you know, the family of law enforcement i mean, we're heart broken. i don't know how else to put it." )) ((dave courvoisier)) >> the suspect has a lengthy he has been taken to a hospital for evaluation before he is formally charged./// ((denise valdez)) >>> well, if you listen to the banks and lenders... they'll tell you know is the time to refinance if you own a home. ((dave courvoisier)) >> but... is that good advice? 8 on your side consumer advocate michelle mortensen set out for answers. she has them in our debt destroyer segment... next on 8 news now at 5, the valley's news leader./// <<< (("you're watching the with all of the shenanigans danny tarkanian's pulled in nevada -- helping set up fake charities used to scam nevada seniors, failing to pay thousands in property taxes, losing $17 million in a failed development scheme, e shenanigans tarkanian would pull

wednesday morning - just hours after the officer justin martin and sergeant tony beminio were gunned down in their squad cars. sgt. paul parizek "using officer martin's and sgt beminio's handcuffs, it's just - it's a good way to close it out. we believe mr. greene took their lives - and we want his freedom." last night - in honor of the two officers - the iowa state football team wore this decal on the back of their helmets. the cyclones played oklahoma last night in ames.both officers actually played college football at simpson college,their football team will wear a similar decal when they play central tomorrow. west high is honoring sergeant tony beminio tonight too - by wearing this decal during their playoff game.sergeant beminio played football for we don't forget -- cbs 2 connects with you - call cbs 2 if you see news happen.800 222 kgan. you can also email tips, pictures, and even video --to news -- at cbs 2 iowa dot com. vernon: i'm monica vernon, and i approve this message. ngressman blum's smear campaign -- misleading and false. the truth -- monica vernon donated every pay raise to charity and cut taxe

officer martin - just last year.sergeant beminio - a ten-year veteran with des police police - leaves behind a wife and kids. 8:34 "on the dsmpd side that was sgt. tony. 8:43 ?flash? 8:52 great guy, good friend to a lot of us, fantastic family man. it's really hard to lose tony."9:00 22:29 "justin's hometown is in rockwell city, iowa 22:33 ?flash? 23:16 we had high expectations of his future and it's tragically been cut short here 23:21 outside both des moines and urbandale police departments - growing memorials.all day - way to send well wishes to police.we here at cbs 2 were struck by one woman's offer to help a grieving officer. take a look. "i couldn't even imagine, this is the only thing i know how to help is to feed, and i want you guys to stay hydrated, and i want you to go home to your families because i want my dad to come home to me and i want my son to me sorry"we thought it important to show this interaction between the woman and an officer--both grieving and both unsure what to do.what you ?can? see happening in this video is proof -community and kindness all have a bigger impact than any act of hatred. three young girls also decided to