and people are dying after having been tasered.reaming] >> that's what happened in 2007 when a 40-year-old man was tasered at the vancouver airport. the incident caused an uproar after his death. police taser a 72-year-old grandmother after she was pulled over for speeding. she was not seriously injured. >> and then, of course, there's this infamous tasering involving university of florida student andrew myer back in 2007. after audra myer was tasered, she was taken to the hospital. >> it felt like an electrical shock going through you, and i had no control over anything. >> cameron hall reporting. miss cameron has been charged with disorderly conduct. her lawyer says prosecutors dismissed charges after watching the videotape. she says she now plans to sue the sheriff's department. >> meet some of the teams that made the cut. >> and skeptics line up for president obama ahe is health care reform. >> first a look at last night's winning lottery numbers.  >> president barack obama will continue to try to sell his health reform plan

and then there is this infamous tasering back in 2007. after audra harmone wasd, she went to the hospital. >> it felt like i had no control over anything. >> there is a warning tonight for diabetes patient. why the fda wants you to stop using certain test strips. >> so many people are so generous with each other, that became the woodstock generation. >> tonight we are reliving the music and the moments from woodstock, four years later. a preview of tomorrow's anniversary celebration. >> president obama holds another town hall on health care and to 90 inches the question of how to pay for that plan. >> high-pressure coming in from the west. see which of the weather systems will dominate our weather pattern to the weekend. >> the food and drug administration has a warning for diabetes patients. the agency says certain blood sugar tests can actually give inaccurate results in patients taking other medications. patients or toll not to use certain glucose testing strips in combination with dialysis and other biological drugs. according to the

now, he is taking the taser off. see the wire that's connected to the taser. remember, those are like little needles. they go through your skin and give you enough of a pulse. that's like 50,000 watts. i know. i've done it. i have been looking into these tasers now for several years. one of the reasons we did our original story is because many police departments feel like these things are effective and much safer than guns and they protect the person and the police officer. let me tell you, what this guy is doing is nothing short of amazing? three times they tasered him and three times he gets up. he is taking them off. maybe it is the loose clothing, the apron, the t-shirt underneath. you want to see what really happens when someone gets about 3.5 seconds of this stuff. by the way, the guy's name here is rick sanchez. >> oh. >> e-no hero here. that is extremely painful. i have been working with police officers getting information as to why they want more police officers to replace gun ns certain circumstances with tasers. they say they are highly effective. t

you were pleading before the taser actually occurred, before he tasered you. >> right. >> what's happeningyour kids? you have a 5-year-old daughter in that car and a 15-year-old son. >> my daughter was crying. i heard her saying, mommy. and afterwards my son said that she was, you know, really crying hysterically and wanted to know what happened to mommy. and then of course she wanted her daddy, because she's daddy's girl, and she knew that i wasn't going to be able to come to her, so then she wanted dad. but the disturbing part is they were locked in that car for almost 40 minutes. and for those periods of time where they were alone, and -- >> and where were you at that point? >> i was in the back of andrews' patrol car. >> handcuffed? >> handcuffed. >> you eventually ended up in the hospital. did you need medical attention? >> well, the emt, the ambulance came to the scene to remove the probe from me and they asked me if i wanted to go to the hospital and i said yes. and then that's where they did it, and made sure that my heart was pumping. >> i know you were saying the officer's off pa

>> reporter: with taser guns drawn, police activate the camera on the tasers and one officer fires aaser probe at him who is 6'1" and weighs 300 pounds. >> get down on the ground! >> reporter: you can see it temporarily stuns him, but then he gets up as if nobody happened. a second probe is fired by another officer but he removed the probes and evades police. after a third taser burst there's no effect. three may seem like a lot. metro police say how often an uncomplying suspect is tasered is up to an officer. >> you want to use the minimum number of taser bursts necessary to affect an arrest. >> he eventually walks inside the restaurant and in the end another powerful weapon works. >> thankfully talking examine diplomacy, if you will, worked. the officers did not have to go hands-on. they did not want to have to fight mr. erbe. >> that was alan reporting. just last week the folks at taser international unveiled a new stun gun. it can shock three times without reloading. >>> in news for your health this midday, adding yoga to your workout routine may help you lose weight. according t

man was tasered at the vancouver airport in canada.he incident caused an international uproar following his death. back in june, police in texas tasered a 72-year-old great grandmother after pulling her over for speeding. she was not seriously injured. >> don't tase me, bro. >> reporter: the infamous tasering involving a student andrew meyer in 2007. after audra harmon was tasered she was taken to the hospital. >> it felt like i it was an electrical shock going through and you i had no control over anything. >> that was tamron hall reporting. >>> that's "news4 at 4:00." thanks for being with us. "news4 at 5:00" is next. >>> tonight on five, michael vick returns to the nfl. >>> not phelps' fault. the swimming sensation's car crash aftermath. >>> dog flu fears. local animals are getting sick and adoptions are put on hold. good evening. welcome to "news4 at 5:00." i'm wendy reer. >> i'm jim handly. toght a former local police chief finds himself on the opposite side of the law. he was alexandria's top cop. tonight he pleaded guilty to dri

her attorney horace to taser incidents across the country, -- her attorney indicates taser incidents across the country and overuse. >> it seems tasters are just behind a stop mourning for the police -- stopped warning for the police, and a lot of people think they're very serious and should not be used unless it is a substitute for deadly force. >> baltimore county police have previously told us officers have discretion to use lasers to bring someone under control. the department does not comment on lawsuits under file. >> now your forecast with john collins. >> a humid day again today. typical august weather around area. there were strong storms in pennsylvania earlier this afternoon. now there are strong storms in western pennsylvania. some of those were severe. but is beginning to give up a little bit. around the baltimore metropolitan area, except for a few showers north and northwest of the city, but in the state of maryland, rainfall was really minimal today. we will see what happens typically the seventh year 85 would be the high. the record for the date is 105 in 1983. 76 wa

use tasers instead. if a prisoner takes your taser, he's not going to kill anybody.may do damage, but he's not going to kill anybody. that's the reason we did that story and why i let myself be tasered because no one who graduate from that academy graduates without being tasered so they feel exactly what it feels like before they use it on another human being. i want to now personally thank wolf blitzer for being the first responsible guy who actually asked me on the air, more information than showing the video and laughing like everybody else. how's that, wolf? >> good. i'm glad you did it because a lot of our viewers were interested in seeing that video of not only you being tasered but that woman who was tasered by that cop and a lot of people simply don't understand what it feels like to be tasered, rick, and we had that personal experience so, we thought let's ask rick and explain why he wanted to do it. >> always there for you. what you got coming up. >> we'll speak to a liberal democrat who's upset that there are rumors they may run away from the government op

then she is kissing the pavement been tasered twice.arges, but now she is suing for false arrest and police brutality. does she share some of the blame? let's ask our panel. good morning, and all. >> a good morning. megyn: it is quite something to see mom getting tasered twice outside of syracuse. >> nothing says violence like a minivan. ta[laughter] megyn: it is kind of sketchy, she gets out of a car, which you are now supposed to do, demanding to see the tape. that is where things go south. >> i do not feel average or frustration. when will people learn that you do not fight with cops on the street? i do not care how unjust or kafka as the original charges -- kafka-ask the original charge is. whether the stopper was justified or not, he started walking back to the car to write her a ticket. she then engages in an act of aggression, getting out of the car in the middle of a traffic stop. this woman is a bus driver for a living, she knows this. he gave her a chance, give back in your car. let me just tell the viewers. megyn: it is confu

and you'll see the electricity bill: fire away. >> taser, taser, taser.of reaction are you getting now when you go out to the law enforcement agencies and say we've got something that's even better than before? >> they are overwhelmed. only 300 people have seen this. so it is brand-new but the overwhelming reaction has been this is what we wanted. we can gain three targets. >> to conduct the >> i have. >> what's it feel like? >> like hitting your funny bone 100 times worse and then 12 seconds you're back to norm . you feel like you've gone through a pretty good warmup but -- tingling, but back ok. >> in this economy we're up as a business 6 .57 over last year. bill: maybe we'll put live people there. megyn's going to volunteer. >> thank you. megyn: maybe after the baby. we'll see. well, a boxing champion, two-time world champion found demead brazil just 37 years old. arturo gotti's 23-year-old wife booked on suspicion of first-degree murder. now she's been set free, but not everyone thinks she is innocent. that's next. ?m one word turns innovative design

year-old mother of three has sued baltimore county and police officers, arguing there was no need to taser her and her children during a traffic stop last year. >> county police used the taser and filed criminal charges against her for a rigorous six weeks ago she was found not guilty on the charges. good -- criminal charges against her. six weeks ago she was found not to be on the charges. >> i had wine at dinner, but that was it. >> it was a year ago. alicia was returning home from a family dinner when she ran through a police radar. police say she ignored their sirens. she said she could not hear it because her children were singing. she eventually did stop. she says the police officers angrily ordered her from the car. >> when he grabbed me from the car, he looked with a flashlight in my eye, and it shocked me, and my elbow not his flashlight out of his hands. >> she felt what happened next. >> of burning kind of electricity going through your stomach. i basically said, i cannot believe u.k.'s -- you tased me. they wanted me to take sobriety tests. i said no. when i said i was not goin

with a taser gun drawn, please activate the camera on that taser, and then one of the officers fired the gun at him. >> get down on the ground. >> it temporarily stunned him and but -- but then he gets up like nothing happened. a second probe is fired by the officer. even after a third burst, there is no defect. metro police how often a person is a tasered is up to the officer. >> he and eventually walks inside of the restaurant. another powerful weapon works. thankfully, talking and diplomacy worked. the officers did not have to go hands on. they did not want to fight him. >> just last week, a new stun gun was unveiled. >> now, your 11 insta-weather plus forecast with tom tasselmyer. >> we have two whether elements trying to move it into the region. a front is coming down out of pennsylvania, producing some thunderstorms in the metro nyc area, but those storms are minimal. then an area of low pressure is developing to the south. that will have an impact on the southern and eastern maryland it tomorrow. neither of them so far are putting anything in the rain gauge here in baltimore.

. >>> 6'1", 300 pounds, apparently no match for a taser. a man tasered over and over again only to shock the police officers. >>> and busted in the burden of -- in the bump. what one pennsylvania was caught stealing from a clothesline. >>> first, jeremy hubbard has "moneyscope report." >> reporter: the senate appears set to give the green light for the extension for clung clng. car buyers -- "cash for clunkers." car buyers will now have until labor day to trade in their gas guzzlers. nearly 600,000 people have taken advantage of the offer. >>> the obama administration's plan to help struggleling homeowners hasn't been much help at all. a new report finds 9% of eligible homeowners have seen their mortgage payments reduced with modified loans. the report blames lenders such as bank of america and wells fargo for not doing enough and lists 10 lenders that haven't changed a single mortgage. >>> the sec is cracking down on a form of financial trading that gives big wall street firm an advantage over average investors. the commission is looking t

. >>> a tasering incident leads to a lawsuit. one woman claims she was unfairly shocked in submission in front of her kids. >>> plus -- >> it was so mouth watering. >> run. >> a sneak peak at what's expecting to be one of the hottest films coming to a theater near you. a very good morning, everyone. i'm alex witt. we have all that plus developing stories out of afghanistan this morning. we will have more in just moments. >>> first, let's turn our attention to the west and the president's personal campaign for health care. president obama will address a crowd in colorado at 6:15 eastern. in his address this morning, the president says he welcomes debate over his health care plan. >> i know that there are some folks who believe that government should have no role at all in solving our problems. these are legitimate differences worthy of the real discussion that america deserves, one where we lower our voices, listen to one another and talk about differences that really exist. >>> in a new radio interview, john murtha is casting dow

he was supposed to get tasered at the white house. all this is happening for a reason.ly he knew what that reason was. 1:19, james van der beek laments ruining his favorite spoon. [ laughter ] quite the birthday for obama so far. 2:24, obama meets wh delegates from belgium and the netherlands. little does he know they are actually aliens sent from planet zycron to destroy earth. 2:27, james van der beek flings open oval office door and electrocutes the two aliens by firing deadly electromagnetic charges from his hands. 2:28, james van der beek tasered. [ laughter ] and then, 2:29, most recent tasering only makes james van der beek stronger, as he grows to 40 times his normal size. that's a pretty big van der beek right there. look at the size of the beek. i mean -- [ laughter ] all right, moving on. obama has some cake. [ laughter ] i wonder what kind he had. it's not important enough to put in the timeline. 3:30 p.m., james van der beek, having saved earth from hunger, alien attack and a giant asteroid feels cold and lonesome now that the world no longer needs him. he

. >>> three shocks from a taser were no match for one tennessee suspect. the 300-pound man appeared unphased after an officer tasered him for resisting arrest. he got up and started walking oo away, so another cop shot a taser at him. that didn't phase him either. despite the man pulling off probes, police eventually took down the suspect and arrested him. >>> fireballs erupted for hours from a burning michigan fuel storage facility. the fire sent sploiding oil barrels high into the air, forcing firefighters to retreat the blaze and residents to evacuate for miles. officials say only an unmanned track shooting flame-retardant foam could be used. >>> torrential rains caused major flooding in kentucky and left a parking lot of churchill downs, home to the kentucky derby, looking more like a marina. the main library is under three and a half feet of standing water. some residents are stranded in their homes and thousands have lost power. >>> president obama celebrated his 48th birthday in washington, d.c. but he didn't party alone. the commander in chief surp

use tasers instead. if a prisoner takes your taser, he is not going to kill anybody.one who graduates from that academy graduates without being tasered so they know what it feels like and what it does before they use it on another human being. >> you think back on the actual feeling that you had when you were tasered. tell us briefly what it was like? >> it is completely consuming to the fact where there is absolutely nothing left in your body. once the 50,000 volts of electricity shoots through your body, you literally become jelly? you are numb. your legs don't work. watch what happens to my legs. you will see that they buckle. if those two guys with the big muscles, as they say, aren't holding me up. i'm falling straight to the ground. the reason police officers use tasers, is to get something called compliance. by the way, ya, ya, ya, is spanish for stop, stop, stop. it's funny how you revert back to your original language. >> as long as there were no lasting side effects or anything? you went through a good experiment. >> it is important. tasers probably are the

are tasers out there too much? are they too much and too freely used by police?k that police officers feel it is not a gun and therefore it is less intrusive but it really is intrusive. you can die of a heart attack. absolutely. now of course that we have videotapes in a lot of police cars, we're going to see more and more of these. great for us but not so good. >> i'm right now handling a death case as a result of a taser. the circumstances were out in the hamptons it involved drugs. but the police used a taser and the person ended up dying. >> they use them instead of guns because they feel they are less intrusive. however, it is an assault. you can die. there needs to be a little bit more after reason than just pulling somebody over for a ticket. somebody can die from this. >> we agree to that. >> that's nice. thank you. >>> coming up, michael vick has his first practice since returning to football. you'll hear about eagles fans about the decision to sign him on msnbc sunday. tom. now, i know the catering business but when i walked in here i wasn't sure what i

the woman tasered is not pregnant as has been reported elsewhere. the use was justified because the man resisted arrest. prince william county police chief charlie dean called this ws connerence to c tdaupte his department's internal investigation into thetation of two people at this house in manassas, virginia, the night of ju 26th. the chief says police reived a complaint about loud music. subjects drinking and detonating fireworks. >> the basis of the arrest for the male individual was that he refused to turn down the music. he cursed officers in front of children and adults. he was obviously very intoxicated and appeared to be very angry. he refused to cooperate in providing his identity. officers placed him under arrest and as part of that arrest,d use the taser. >> reporter: the home owner 55-year-old edgar rodriguez was charged with being intoxicated in public and arising arrest. 25-year-old latisha elias was tasered and arrested and charged with assault and battery on a law enforcement, obstruction of justice and resisting arrest. >> at that

an hour later, the officer subdued him with a taser.

. >>> a local family claims police went too far accused of busting up a baptism party with tasers. investigators tell a different tail. why this one may not be so cut and dry next. >> he shouldn't be alive today but this teenager is turning a skiing accident that left him an amputee into an opportunity to help others.  >>> right now the big stories we are following, traffic a mess at this hour rat river road and wilson lane in montgomery county. take a look. cops are on the scene of a pedestrian hit by a car. we do know that at this point this is not a hit and run. however, no word yet on the condition of the victim. we will get you more when we get glit cages of snakes and scorpions surprised firefighters. only six of the 30 snakes survived much they belonged to an eagle scout that rest asks them. >>> judge sonia sotomayor will be known asthma dam justice. the senate voted 68-31 to confirm the new yorker. eight republicans crossed party lanes to vote in her favor. she will be the third woman on the bench. >>> two people takes serred as a baptism party. prince willi

tasered twice by a sheriff's deputy with her two kids in the car. the woman has filed notice she plans to sue the local sheriff's department. her lawyer says her charges were dropped after the d.a. saw this video. >>> the charles manson follower is a free woman tonight. lynette "squeaky" fromme is free tonight. >>> michael phelps is not blame for the car accident he was involved in. he will be cited for an expired license. the other driver ran a red light. >>> another big name run in with the cops. bob dylan was in long branch, new jersey. the report is now surfacing after it happened a few weeks ago. he was looking at houses and a 24-year-old cop approached him. they had gotten calls about a man wandering the neighborhood. when she asked him his name he said bob dylan. they didn't know who he was. the tour staff vouched for him at the hotel. >> wow. >> yeah. >> did you see my interview with nancy grace and the kids? >> i was clued to the tv, my friend. >> we are going to play that as the shot. et. >> it is good stuff. >> beat "360" winners. >> that

she was hit with a taser twice after arguing with an officer who stopped her for speeding and talking on a cell phone. although he claims she was refusing his commands, charges of resisting arrest were later dropped. >>> the federal building in los angeles was closed for hours yesterday after its parking lot became the scene of an hour-long standoff. police fired four rounds of chemical agents into the vehicle of a man who allegedly made threatening statements about the white house. eventually they shattered the suspect's window, used a taser on him, and draggeded him out of the blast. >>> a big blast on the campus of louisiana tech university as a water tower came crashing down. officials say it was too expensive to maintain the 75-year-old structure and the easiest solution was simply knocking it over. >>> and back in california, a precious pooch has become the unlikely focus of kont verse ya. the issue, well, animal control actually fined the dog's owner $200 for failing to license it. but there's a problem. as you might be able to see, the so-called dog is actually a stuffed anima

moments later, a second officer taser him. he eventually gave up and pleaded guilty to theft. >>> chris brown will be sentenced today for brutally beating his girlfriend, pop star rihanna. he will get six months of community service and years of probation. the judge will let him serve his probation in virginia. he pleaded guilty to a felony assault. rihanna is not expected in court. >>> paula abdul abruptly quit the show. she turned down the eight figure deal with a 30% raise. the now former judge says that nurturing new talent, the producers are saddened to see her go. >>> coming up tonight at 6:00, new details on the return of two american journalists that were arrested in north korea. the secretary of state hillary clinton is denying reports. and thousands have turned in their clunkers forecast. what happens to the cars to make sure they stay off the roads? and i think we need an update -- at teas, ok? sorry about that, steve. i thought we were going to take a break. >>> a nice evening shaping up for us right now. if you're

. >> said that she listens to fox and fox encourages listeners to taser these meetings. that is an abject lie. bill: more chaos for obama care and for the economy. fox news is right in the middle of it. >> i didn't know fox news would be a part of this issue. bill: we'll have a number of reports. >> sometimes to meow reilly makes a lot of sense. >> hello? >> hello, hello, hello. the mcdonald's happy meal. >> wow! bill: the peta people are targeting kids who eat at mcdonald's. they have an unhappy meal. we will tell you all about it. >> i remember being at a new year's eve party with you many years ago. >> that wasn't me. [ laughter ] >> yes, it was. you just all night rolled these perfect joints i have ever seen. >> i'm an artist. bill: actor brad pitt continues to say well dubious things. the culture warriors are on the case. caution, you are about to enter the no spin zone, the factor begins right now. [captioning made possible by fox news channel] captioned by the national captioning institute --www.ncicap.org-- bill: i'm bill o'reilly. thanks for watching out tonight

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. >> a routine traffic stop ended with a mother being tasered in front of her children. it has created a controversy over the practice of using tasers. this happened in new york. police say the woman was talking on her cell phone and speeding when she was pulled over. >> i handed him my license and registration. as he started to walk back toward his car, i got out of my car under the impression or hoping that he would show me the camera tape. he asked me to get back in the car, and then he pulled out his taser and said i was under arrest. i said, don't do this in front of my kids. >> the officer charged harman with disorderly conduct and resisting arrest. she is suing claiming police brutality. the sheriff's department would not comment. >> have you visited your local library? summer is not over yet, so there is still time to find out what you and your family can do to keep busy. i'm sarah caldwell with free fun at the library. >> plus celebrations in new york as hundreds remember the 40th anniversary of woodstock. >> 6:19. workers are putting money back in funds, so say

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trying to put these pieces together. >> reporter: you're sure you saw a taser. >> yeah. you can hear. it was like -- >> reporter: and what happened to deion at that time? >> he started going into, like, you know, like you've been electrocuted. >> you could see blood, stuff was coming out of this man's nose. >> any allegation of professional impropriety is taken seriously so we have some allegations that police officers did something wrong, and we're going investigate those incidents. >> reporter: snipes has been arrested two dozen times, mostly drug charges and assault. his family admits he wasn't a model citizen. >> they could have locked him up but to kill him was totally unfair. >> reporter: now that deion snipes has been taken off life support the medical examiner will try and determine the cause of his death. adam may, wjz, eyewitness news. >> and police say they could have some results from their investigation sometime next week. >>> well, the woman who tried to assassinate former president gerald ford will soon walk free. lynette squeaky fromm served 34 years for

. >>> the chief of police in prince william county says a taser was lawfully used when a hispanic man and women were arrested in a private home during a christening party. gene charlie dean called reporters together to clear up what he called inaccuracies in the media account of the arrest. chris gordon has our story. >> reporter: the police tasers were used at this home in manassas, virginia, the evening july 26th. police received a complaint from a neighbor saying there was loud music and that people were drinking out back and detonating fireworks. police chief charlie dean says his department has conducted an internal investigation. >> of the actions that were taken there were within policy and lawful and reasonable under the circumstances. >> reporter: the home owner 55-year-old edgar rodriguez and 25-year-old lat ifrp sh elias were takesed and arrested a neighbor watched their encounter with police from his backyard along with his brother. >> at that particular time i saw three police officers in blue uniforms screaming. there was a male officer that screamed three times saying,

. >>> now to some taser trouble in prince william company. the police chief on the defensive today after this video surfaced of officers tasering and arresting a man and a woman at a backyard baptism party. the police chief says there is more to this tory. >> there was detonation of fireworks and there was an allegation that there was public drinking and that it was getting out of han >> once you raise the antee so to speak by disobeying the police or touching them in anyway, they're going to use reasonable force against you to subdue you. >> the chief says the investigation is ongoing. both people tasered are facing several charge, including resisting arrest. >>> they're -- they're supposed to be instant ways to connect with family, friends but not so much when hackers are on the hack. >>> what is it wth the redskins and their hamstrings? a lot of tweaking going on. tweaking is bad. tweeting of course is good. shawn? >> all right, feldy, thank you. >>> plus, a slithering surprise for firefighters rushing toan emergency today. sue? >>> we had

one man said he was tasered at his manassas home on july 26. a pregnant woman was aso tasered. officers said both were disorderly. they are facing charges including resisting arrest. creigh deeds >>> is hoping a campaign appearance by president obama will help boost his poll numbers. he is lagging behind bob mcdonnell. there will be a fund-raiser at the mclean hilton tonight. the president is expected to talk about why a win will be critical for democrats. >>> dozens of peopl risked their lives in the district. there was a fiery crash. a cadillac and a toyota suv collided at the intersection of pennsylvania and alabama avenue. the suv flipped over the car landing on its roof. these witnesses jumped into action, helping those who were trapped. >> the seat belt was around her neck. it was a mess. per back was hurting too much. -- her back was hurting too much. >> i tried to get her out. >> they stayed with the victims until police and paramedics arrived. five people were hurt, one of them critically. it did so much to have someone there, the ones who were still stop. amazing. >>

one man said he was tasered at his massas home. a pregnant woman was also taser. officers say both were disorderly. >>> new e-mails show marion barry had criticized the work of his former girlfriend. publicly he said that bobwhites brought hoffa was qualified to do consulting -- publicly he said that donna watts- brighthaupt was qualified to do work for the district, but probably he complained about her spelling and grammar. she was paid $15,000 before her contract was terminated. >>> a special tributes. three of the victims worked for a flight training school in frederick. last night, friends and family members gathered at the school for a memorial service. >> i hope that when time passes it will get better. >> 34 offering charity rides on the ght of the crash. the fourth victim won the chance to take a ride from the event. >>> we turn to a dramatic rescue during the evening rush hour. there was a serious crash. this was near the intersection of pennsylvania and alabama avenues. kris van cleave has the story. >> it was clear this was a bad accident. what happens

. >> we have nothing documented of a taser, that's what we are there to do. they will talk to the witnesses. they're trying to put these pieces together. >> you are sure you saw a taser. >> yeah. they pulled it out, you can hear it, it was like woo. he started going into like, like he was electrocuted. >> you can see blood, coming out of this man. >> it's taken seriously by the commissioner. we have some allegations that there's something wrong and we'll investigate. >> he's been arrested 2 dozen times since '91. wasn't a model citizen. >> they could have lock him up, but to kill him and do what they did was unfair. >> the family says that he will be taken off of life support in the morning and the medical examiner will determine the cause of death which is vital to the investigation. >>> thank you. police say they could have sum results from their investigation next week. >>> struck down and killed on a busy street. baltimore city police looking for the driver of a truck that killed a cyclist. eyewitness news live, gigi has more on the victim and a descripti

he was pointing his taser at parer.. they were responding to complaints that music was too loud. when asked edward rodriguez, he cursed officers. he was drunk and resisted arrest. he tased rodriez. >> the officer yelled at three times, get down on the ground. after the third time, we heard the taser go off. >> his wife told us that he thought officers shot rodriguez. officers say she pushed one of them. >> they were within policy and lawful. >> some neighbors disagree. >> they were not supposed to do that. >> elliott contends the party seemed under control. he agrees that things escalated on both sides. >> if an officer tells you to do something, you should comply. >> officers tell us that he was in the country illegally. tonight, they face criminal charges in relation to this incident. >>> around the region to buy, a silver spring high-school is getting a new artificial turf field. they were presented with a ceremonial check for more than $500,000. the program has existed for 40 years to protect park and open spaces. >>> of virginia power once a $200 million stimulus grant to br

>> caller: yes, i think they should have used the taser. i don't think it should have been excessive force. >> they stunned him with a taser three times. so that's a good point there. stunned him three times. i think the kicking is just, and the punching, that's what gets all of us. let's get jany in from tennessee. your thoughts? >> caller: disgust. i am a white 48-year-old male and i'm wondering why it would take six or seven officers to subdue this man. they weren't on the scene two seconds before they made a judgment to start punching this man. they need to be fired, they need to be sued and drug out in the woods and beat like a pack of wild dogs. how professional trained men do something like that to another human being that at first glance, and i know maybe there will be an investigation, it does appear he does nothing. if he steps out of the car, most police officers would tell him to turn around and put his hands on his head, not throw him to the ground. i think it's disgusting. >> thanks for the call. anne, that's another concern w

. >>> an ohio man's chest burst into flames after officers tasered him. officers say he was running around in traffic, when they tried to stop him, he allegedly tried to hurt them and they tasered him. >> a dancer on so you think you can dance is accused of raping several women. investigators arrested alex desoba, arrested him after saying he luring women into his home promising onsslelessons. he was arrested back in april, but released because the da did not have enough evidence. >> vet tors in claremont say the issue is the glue that is being used, because of that glue, the city had to spend $1,000 on cleanup. a felony vandalism conviction carries five years behind bars. >> the end of a love triangle for comic book fans. archie has chosen veronica. it's all part of a six issue story that takes place several years in the future after archie and the gang graduate from college. >> really curious about what is going on there an why he chose veronica and why there wasn't more debate, i can't wait to pick it u7 and read it. >> i always thought tha veronica ha

. >> the mother of three taser by police while her children watch. now it is the heart of a lawsuit filed and baltimore county. >> a spike in suicides. hot lines are inundated with calls, >> breaking news. some kind of emergency situation in queen anne's county. >> we are at the high school where they had between eight and tan students collapsed on the field. it appears it may be some type of football practice. paramedics could not determine what the cause was. we know a place for of the students are considered priority one. they are taking precautions to deal with the severity of the injuries. the rest seem to be non- threatening priority three. there's a whole contingency of medic's responding. they are still triaging the students on the field. we have police on the scene as well as supervisors for reagan we're still going to try to figure out what the cause was. it appears it might be some type of practice with eight to students collapsing. we will update you. >> a lot of high school teams have started to those two-day practices in this heat and h

they apparently found it and stuffed it down his throat after he tasered him and kicked exphim beat himat university medical senter. >> they kicked him and stomped him so bad his lungs are damaged, just gone. >> police have a different account they say he swallowed the drugs and they were trying to give him the him maneuver. >> we have nothing documented of a taser but that's what id is here thr to do. i want them to tell, they will talk to the witnesses and we are hoping those witnesses will is. >> he arrested two dozen times since 1991 mostly drug charges and an assault. >> they can have locked him up, put him in frizzen but it was totally unfair. >> the medical examiner will try to determine his cause of death, that will be vital to this investigation. adam may. >> that investigation should be done some time next week. >>> a practical joke may have led -- the building was evacuated for hours while 40 firefighters and bomb technicians, police say it was not a bomb after all appears to be a homemade balloon weight. the date for major sheila dixon's corruption trial has been set and bot

they used the taser on his twice. the suspect lost his pants but kept on going.ink they're not enough to protect the place. some say this video proves it. >> outside pittsburgh last night, a gunman walked into a fitness center dance class, turned off the lights and open fire. >> at least four people are now dead. in our american landscape coverage of the story from our pittsburgh station wtae. >> reporter: channel 4 action news at 11:00. we continue to follow this horrible mass shooting in collier township tonight where just about now three hours ago, andrew, five people were shot and killed inside this l.a. fitness center. >> meantime five women are fighting for their lives at mercy hospital. three have been upgraded to serious condition, two remain in critical condition. meantime we can turn to channel 4 action news reporter shannon who has been on the seen all day long. what do you have from the scene right now? >> well, we are looking at right now is what you're seeing from sky 4, you we can see ground level. we see scores of police officers. they have not le