sheriff s office said it received the complaint and reviewed footage and they claim force was not used the hijab. sheriff's office adopted a religious practices policy after a similar incident happened back in 2021 and in a statement, the law enforcement agency said these garments have to be searched upon entry and that the sheriff's office is committed to protecting people's religious rights while also ensuring the safety of everyone in the facilities. authorities say the booking staff was educated on that policy. update santa clara county will launch a new program to encourage drug addicts to get and stay off drugs. that program will launch in the next few weeks and is targeting people who use stimulants according to the san jose spotlight, it says participants will give gift cards for walmart, home depot and some other stores if they do test negative for drug use. tests will be conducted for 24 weeks. participant will earn up to $599 if they test negative every time. by the way, if they earned $600, they would have to pay taxes. as students get set to return to classrooms for the up

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a very obvious uptick in security stop we have seen some secret service here, sheriff �*s as police. —— sheriff's officers as police. soi so i want to thank you for being here. we did nothing wrong at all, and we have every right, every single right, to challenge an election that we think is dishonest, and we think is dishonest, and we think it is very dishonest. donald trump has been charged in four donald trump has been charged infour criminal donald trump has been charged in four criminal cases donald trump has been charged infour criminal cases in donald trump has been charged in four criminal cases in the past 11.5 months and faces 95 charges in a historic first for a former us president. in march trump was charged by manhattan's district attorney on 3a charges relating to falsifying business records in connection to a 2016 hush money payment made to adult film star stormy daniels. then injune trump was indicted by a federal grand jury in trump was indicted by a federal grandjury in miami for trump was indicted by a federal grand jury in miami for taking classified documents from the white house afte

officer pay is said to be the main issue for the officers in a town with 1400 residents the situation. is raising concern for resident s as a county sheriff office plans to take over. >> it is unnerving to know that they may not be there, even though, yes, they are talking about having another county coming in. amanda: the city's mayor says she is confident the city council can reform the police force in the coming months. kumasi: a similar situation in the bay area. th osan francisco may have its entire police department fold. leaders are stepping in. broadmoor is in an section of san mateo county, west of daly city. the district supervisor says the police department is at risk of shutting down because of years of scandal and alleged fiscal mismanagement. there is now a financial crisis. the police chief says conversations are ongoing with the county, but no final decision has been made on the solution or the next steps. the supervisor says that the department folds, he wants the county sheriff's office to respond to emergency calls. >> obviously, when you say your police department is going away, there are a lot of people right now that

s office, the sheriff's office, who provides security for these things.n, of course, the defendants' attorneys along with a judge who has been assigned to this case. i can say that from my conversations with the sheriff of the county, along with the d.a., her posture and his posture is we don't provide anybody any special treatment. that's certainly something that's notable. as we are waiting to see what these terms of surrender will look like, as the people trickle down to atlanta and surrender, we are hearing from some of the people who have been named in this indictment. we got a statement from kenneth chesebro. saying that he was asked by the trump campaign to provide advice on issues related to constitutional and election law. each of the alleged overt acts that are attributed to mr. chesbro relate to his work as an attorney. that's the main part of that statement. i suspect that's going to be something that we repeatedly hear as we get more statements from the people who were also listed in the indictment. >> laura, let's talk about the size, the sc

s office on several representatives from the fulton county sheriff's office have walked in the courtroom. judge robert mcburney's courtroom. this is unfolding behind the scenes. basically means that any point we could, we could be informed of what it is though grand jury was actually working late into the night far. let me go back to this issue of ricoh and racketeering and conspiracy. which we have heard a lot about in the days and weeks leading up to it was fairly inevitable and full county. usually when you hear ricoh, racketeering, you think about those were designed to go after specifically the mob. how do you come up with a rico conspiracy charge, racketeering charge? how do you foresee the arguments going down in that way? >> well, it has been extended for use beyond the mob. what you have to show is that a predicate offense, one of the offenses listed in the state statute, has occurred. that there is a pattern of those crimes, two or three linked together is enough to establish a rico conspiracy. there clearly looking into electoral fraud and possible forgery and other crimes tha

we're learning more about the gunman�*s wherabouts just before the attack that left three people dead. the sheriff's officeeleased new surveillance footage, showing the suspect walking into a convience store to buy some items before the attack. here, we see the gunman�*s car on the edward waters university campus where he parks to put on what police say is a tactical vest. then, footage from after the shooting, police officers entering the store where it took place. the city's police chief says homicide detectives are working around the clock in their investigation. our agency will continue to diligently investigate these horrific crimes so that we can better understand what happened. likewise, i will continue to update the public on any developments in this investigation. while this is a dark time injacksonville�*s history, these senseless acts of violence do not define this great city or the people that live here. this person was not from jacksonville. in this shadow time i am heartened by the unity, resilience, and resolve that our community has shown. as you've heard, the gunman first went to edward wa

a s office and several representatives from the fulton county sheriff's office have walked in the courtroom a d, and that's judge robert mcburney's courtroom. and so all of this is now unfolding behind the scenes, which basically means at any point we can we can be, uh, informed of what it is that they that the grand jury was actually working late into the night four. let me go back to this issue of rico and racketeering conspiracy, which we have heard a lot about in the in the days and even weeks now leading up to what was fairly inevitable in fulton county, usually when you hear rico racketeering you think about those those were designed to go after specifically the mob. how do you come up with a rico conspiracy charge? racketeering charge? how do you how do you foresee the arguments going down in that way? well it has been expanded for use beyond the mob. what you have to show is that a predicate offense, one of the offenses listed in the state's statute, i has occurred that there's a pattern of those crimes two or three linked together is enough to establish a rico conspiracy. they're c

s, poweriring possibibilities. >>> religious freedom or officer safety, 's the tion at thhearof a die between bay area's clara county sheriff'spartment. at issue is a deputy accused of removing a hijab from a muslim woman in custody. >> this dispute is not the first time this issue has come up and now the woman and a muslim community group are upset and making demands. asia aden asked us not to show her face and appropriately all we can show is the hijab she was wearing. she said she was in a domestic violence situation when she called the santa clara county sheriff's department but because she was wielding a small bat for self-defense, she was arrested and booked at and elmwood jail facility. the charges were dropped. but when she was being booked, she explained she needed to keep her hijab on for religious beliefs. >> when i said that she immediately without hesitation, yanked it off her head. i felt humiliated, i felt degraded. i felt dehumanized. i felt like i just, i just, it traumatized me. >> the bay area office of cara council on america and islamic relations is supporting aiden and calling for the board of supervisor

there was another case a couple months ago where the sheriff's department said -- they kind of came out saying, we put forward a case to the d.a.'s office multiple times, and they kind of wouldn't pursue it to the extent we want to. so there definitely has been tension. but i do think these relationships are still being built, so it's better not to rush to judgment. but last week's meeting, there was a lot of emotion, and i do think one thing that has been different this year with the robberies, not only have they been in more areas town tha we traditionally might have thought of as more safe or less likely to be targeted, there have also been more women being targeted, more older women, and more violence in a number of these robberies as well as much younger suspects. so all of those factors combined have created something i have never seen before in my more the easty. ars covg crime in >> yeah. emilie we talk about public essure fthe community. also, traditionally there's been pressure from reporters and media. with the downsizing of media, especially local newspapers and local sites, how do you stay in business really as a very small

s office. and the attorneys for the defendants. and then finally the sheriff's office. all of them are going to have some sort of role in this. but we're told that nothing is off the table. we could possibly see fingerprints, possible mug shot for the former president and there is a possibility that he and the other defendants would have to turn themselves in at the fulton county jail rather than the courthouse. >> this isn't first time we're seeing charges against people like giuliani and mark meadows and the others that blayne was mentioning. talk to us about these 18 co-defendants. >> yeah, jose, as blayne said, it is a list that includes some well known names and also some folks most of our viewers probably never heard of. as you mentioned, all five of the identified unindicted co-conspirators are charged in georgia and all lawyers, that's rudy giuliani, kenneth chesebro, john eastman, sidney powell and sidney clark. and then there is former chief of staff mark meadows. then you have names nom prominently associated with this election scandal. for example, a woman n

the fulton county sheriff's office says based on guidance from the d.a.'se fingerprints and mugshots, though it's not clear whether that would happen here. >> the indictment brings felony charges against donald john trump. >> reporter: the former president is facing 13 charges in a sprawling indictment alleging he and his allies unlawfully conspired in an illegal enterprise to overturn biden's win in georgia. in a social media post, mr. trump said he would hold a news conferencean anner an irreputable report to show georgia's election fraud. in a post of his own, kemp writes the 2020 election in georgia was not stolen. our elections in georgia are secure, accessible and fair. among the others named in the 41-count indictment, trump's former chief of staff, mark mead meadows who, on tuesday, pushed to have his case moved to federal court. also indicted is rudy giuliani. >> this is a ridiculous application of the racketeering statute. probably no one knows it better than i did. >> blayne alexander with that report. >>> joining us now is lisa rubin. nbc news a

so i think you'll see the sheriff, other law enforcement agencies as appropriate, as well as the d.a.'s officeprotection of these individuals. so it is disheartening that we've come to this. >> just remarkable. everything that has been ushered in. thank you so much for spending time to talk to us today. we will continue to call on you. >> thanks. good to be with you. >>> rick and i will be back after a very short break. don't go anywhere today. but you know what is? myplan from verizon. (vo) for a limited time get nfl sunday ticket from youtubetv on us. a $449 value. plus, get a free samsung galaxy z flip5. only on verizon. sometimes, the lows of bipolar depression feel darkest before dawn. with caplyta, there's a chance to let in the lyte. caplyta is proven to deliver significant relief across bipolar depression. unlike some medicines that only treat bipolar i, caplyta treats both bipolar i and ii depression. and in clinical trials, movement disorders and weight gain were not common. call your doctor about sudden mood changes, behaviors, or suicidal thoughts. antidepressants may increase thes

s office, that those conversations will continue into next week, specifically on the conditions of his appearance and also on the logistics of his surrender. we know officials, including the fulton county sheriffhe other co-defendants will be treated the same as everybody else, specifically with fingerprinting and mugshots, but likely that is impossible just due to the security precautions that must take place when it comes to transporting a former president of the united states and also the high profile nature of some of these other co-defendants. so it's very likely this booking process that would normally just take hours of waiting around, that will probably go much more swiftly for trump and some of his co- defendants. it's also possible looking ahead to the arraignment, that first appearance in court, it's possible they might not have to show up in court because the judge here can choose to do that arraignment virtually or allow them to waive that right to an arraignment. from outside the fulton county jail, isabel rosales, cnn. >>> earlier i spoken with ron brownstein, cnn's senior political analyst and senior editor for "the atlantic" and i asked about the fourth indictment and the poss

the fulton county sheriff said all 19 defendants would be treated the same way when they surrender in terms of fingerprinting, in terms of mugshots. but it does seem the d.a.'s officethey have to make some accommodations for the fact this is a former president. he's coming in with a huge motorcade, right? >> it's a motorcade that makes him look as if he's still the president. look, they are not treating him the same as other people. i think michael can speak to it. we had on cnn last week a former lieutenant from the sheriff's office who describes how when you normally come in your shoelaces are taken from you, your tie is taken from you, your belt is taken from you. >> for risk of suicide. >> for safety reasons. donald trump is not going to have to do anything like that. >> you're right. remember that the secret service is controlling him. they control his person. the only thing the locals will control will be the process. and so the secret service is not going to subject him to things like a normal pat-down search and those types of things that somebody might get when they process in. nor is he going to come into a crowded booking room that might be the case on a

s office, between the attorneys for these individuals, between the judge who's involved in overseeing this case and between the sheriffof the security for all of this. all of those people are going to be involved in these conversations but we do know from talking to the sheriff that, again, nothing is off the table. that means potential mug shot, that means potential fingerprints, that means they'll question over where these individuals are going to surrender. will they come downtown to the courthouse right behind me or will they have to go to the county jail, called rice street. will they actually have to go to a jail and surrender. all are thing tass are questions this morning. i will tell you, though, from talking with fani willis, from talking with the sheriff, their posture is they will not treat any high-profile defendant, be it the former president, be it any other famous person any differently than they would treat everyday citizens making it clear and they don't want to make any special allowances for individuals so that is certainly interesting when you think about, hey, might they have to go down to the jai