persistent use of police tasers is also being blamed for the death of five hundred people in the u.s. since two thousand and one with your head according to amnesty international dozens of deaths can be traced to unnecessary force oh no policies for taser use vary from state to state. experts say it's time for washington to create strict national guidelines to protect the public really. from police growing trigger happy with electric shock devices this would help clarify things both for police departments and also frankly would strengthen the hands of people who want to bring litigation against the police for civil rights violations because it would show it would provide a standard that they could use for challenging these local police practices critics claim justice is where lee served when those who kill turn out to be police officers in many instances leaving the very people intrusted with enforcing the law well protected when they violated marina porton i.r.t. new york. all right if you want to talk more about this and certainly we've seen just in the last year incident after inci

taser international more or less maintains that nobody has died from tasers any time something happens with you know a non-lethal it's always chalked up to some other thing previous heart condition or the person's drunkenness or he fell you know down the stairs or he banged his head sixteen times so we need better way of looking at these things there is no doubt that a taser is less deadly than a lot of other ways you could use to subdue a person but there are questions about are situations that in the past might have been resolved by you know let's hang back and wait till this person comes down let's. pick them up at the next block after runs out of breath or something like that become situations where officers clearly move in and just try and take you know possession of a person in a way that they wouldn't have in the past we have a lot of video of that and certainly if you look at many of the occupy examples as you mentioned you have many cases where a person who was clearly not a threat was somebody that did not meet maybe we maybe should have been arrested for something or you kno

been going on for a while so a lot of latinos are getting tasered as part of equal teachin. but the occupy movement many of those who are tasered were anglo and so that brought it to the forefront in the media and so i think now it's time for all of these different communities come together and hold the police departments and the public saying you know i sense a violence is unacceptable it should be an exception not the norm it's really interesting too when you look at so many of these cases officers are either cleared or put on paid administrative leave and i think it's fair to say that incidents like this at least in the long run will make police officers jobs more difficult not less i know you know when i work in local news so often police would be investigating a crime but no one in these neighborhoods where a lot of these crimes are committed would talk to them because you know some of them oil taste to people involved but other times they just simply didn't trust the police why don't they trust the police well so often police you know commit these kind of crimes and pe

consult the rule book. >> keep the taser on the side. excuse me, sir. you to get off the bus. if you don't get off the bus, you're disrupting my bus. i'll taserrize you. >> you do agree with me there will be a flood of lawsuits. you know that. you know that. bo dietl, you know that. >> america has to be safe. we have good motormen properly trained. that's what i'ms i'm saying. why don't we give them pepper spray. >> time is up. >> okay. >> bo dietl. in one hour on the fox business network, some in d.c. cheering a new report showing less spending. but it's there. it's not just being called pork. and tomorrow morning on fbn, how a big decision by big labor may mean no more twinkies and other iconic snack foods. what? you don't get fbn? >> demand it. >> a little slow, lads. "the five" is next. >> eric: hello, everyone. i'm eric bolling, with andrea tantaros, bob beckel, dana perino, and greg gut.

consult the rule book. >> keep the taser on the side. excuse me, sir. you to get off the bus. if you don't get off the bus, you're disrupting my bus. i'll taserrize you. >> you do agree with me there will be a flood of lawsuits. you know that. you know that. bo dietl, you know that. >> america has to be safe. we have good motormen properly trained. that's what i'ms i'm saying. why don't we give them pepper spray. >> time is up. >> okay. >> bo dietl. in one hour on the fox business network, some in d.c. cheering a new report showing less spending. but it's there. it's not just

>> the man who shot the video told "right this minute" the deputy said every time you move, i will taser you. do you understand. now, there is a dispute as to what happened, and how it happened. because james barnes died two days later while hospitalized. >> and it looked like they killed the guy. >> the sheriff's office says he was resisting arrest whereas witnesses are saying, no, he wasn't resisting arrest, he just couldn't breathe. >> they had him face-down, and he couldn't breathe. >> the family says when he got in the fight, they were holding him under water. but the sheriff says it doesn't appear the deputy acted out of order. >> as for the department of environmental protection officer, still waiting to hear word on what's going on there. but there is an investigation going on right now. >> his death may or may not have anything to do with the taser. >> that's what the family is saying. it's not just the tasing that may have caused his death. they think the fight beforehand did, as well. >> guys, i've got a really, really sweet story about a grandmother and is her granddaughter.

to death he was tasered nineteen times by. you know there were probes in his flesh to prove it there's a civil case going on the officers were all excused all he is accused of apparently and the police reports are so opaque that it's been very hard to figure it out but apparently all he did was honk at a sheriff who may or may not have cut him off in traffic not having violent offenders afraid of them is fine i don't know that all of the population should necessarily be afraid of the police. i still have for this hour here in our team the ongoing struggle for acceptance to a community return to the land of the your ancestors in israel only to find their spiritual home was one of discrimination and social injustice and we and their russian family so big they can't all fit into one picture and say the main problem they come across is remembering everyone's birthday. and more than twenty people remain in hospital after a series of explosions rocked the ukrainian city of knepper betrothed a total of twenty nine were injured when f

to death he was tasered nineteen times by. you know there were words that were probes in his flesh to prove it there's a civil case going on the officers were all excuse all he is accused of apparently and the police reports are so opaque that it's been very hard to figure it out but apparently all he did was honk at a sheriff who may or may not have cut him off in traffic having violent offenders afraid of them is fine i don't know that all of the population should necessarily be afraid of the police so ten minutes past the hour here in the russian capital still to come in just a few minutes here in the program that of other u.s. secret service tightening the screws new behavior rules room post on its agents find out what caused the sudden crackdown on bad behavior. plus we meet a russian households where every one of over one hundred siblings believes the key to family happiness is simply. a new trial of an ex a korean prime minister has been put off until late may due to her absent yulia timoshenko who's accused of financia

to death he was tasered nineteen times by. you know there were probes in his flesh to prove it there's a civil case going on the officers were all excused all he is accused of apparently and the police reports are so opaque that it's been very hard to figure it out but apparently all he did was honk at a sheriff who may or may not have cut him off in traffic having violent offenders afraid of them is fine i don't know that all of the population should necessarily be afraid of the police. coming up in just a few minutes here in the u.s. secret service opens up about it for volleys of. good behavior so as agents you can find out what cools the something. russia freezes hundreds of millions of dollars worth of assets in european banks but loaning to tycoons and bodyguards by the most one of those here is the infamous exiled but he's got his own skin. when you try next ukrainian prime minister has been put off until late may due to absence you to machine because he's accused of financial irregularities when she had a gas company i

to death he was tasered nineteen times by. you know there were probes in his flesh to prove it there's a civil case going on the officers were all excuse all he is accused of apparently and the police reports are so opaque that it's been very hard to figure it out but apparently all he did was honk at a sheriff who may or may not have cut him off in traffic having violent offenders afraid of them is fine i don't know that all of the population should necessarily be afraid of the police. what you not see are still looking for you in this hour out of the ongoing struggle for upsets we talk to a community who returned to the land of their ancestors in israel only to find their spiritual home was one of discrimination and social injustice. i know we've had the russian family so big they call it all fit into one picture and they say the main problem they come across is a the difficulty of trying to remember everybody's bus. well. it's technology innovations all the developments around russia we've got the future covered. it is good

to death he was tasered nineteen times by. you know there were probes in his flesh to prove it there's a civil case going on the officers were all excuse all he is accused of apparently and the police reports are so opaque that it's been very hard to figure it out but apparently all he did was honk at a sheriff who may or may not have cut him off in traffic having violent offenders afraid of them is fine i don't know that all of the population should necessarily be afraid of the police. coming up in just a few minutes from now here in the u.s. secret service type the screws good behavior room posing as agents find out what caused the something to crack down on but i've been a. plus b. to russian household with one hundred siblings believes the key to family happiness is the love. stories to become a neutron of the next ukrainian prime minister has been put off until late may due to her absence. who's accused of financial irregularities when she heard of the gas company the nine hundred ninety s. refused to attend the hearing c

. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him real estate return and returned him to the courtroom. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his class. >> we just had taser recertification class two days before. so all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody, again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the

the taser video suddenly cuts off before the shots are fired. so you must have thought it is ironic, in sort of the terrible way, that someone summoned to your father's door to help save his life, if he had been having some kind of heart emergency -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- ended up shooting him. >> yes. and they took his life. unnecessarily. they didn't have to. >> reporter: the shooter, police officer anthony carelli, is a decorated officer. his lawyer said, we trust that the grand jury will rightfully determine that officer carelli's actions, while perhaps not understandable or acceptable to family members, attorneys, and other emissaries of the chamberlain family, were justified under our laws. chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. she wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful. >> anderson, i'm going to have more

. >> there is problems with tasers. we have to use other methods including crisis intervention which was a product of commissioner chan and other people bringing best practices. we have to bring everything we can to do escalade situations and keep everyone safe. i am not convinced tasers is the answer. supervisor kim: i had one more question. an issue that had come up with commissioner appointees last year. something that is an issue has been use of master keys to enter into sro hotels. i am wondering your thoughts on that. >> the home is under the fourth amendment of the most critical safe -- it is your home and protecting that is of critical importance. i think that entering into someone's home without a warrant, there are constitutional doctrines that require you to have a reason. i cannot imagine why a master key would be provided. i do not think that makes sense for the residents or for the officers. it is difficult to justify that it comports with the country -- constitution. it is straightforward. supervisor kim:

. >>> and then when she actually got to lose she got the taser gun. she wouldn't give a taser gun and everything and then they started the season and together but still was struggling and then she dropped it. >>> dylan was blood on suspicion of aggravated assaults the victim and to men who were in the cars were released at the scene. >>> also tonight they wanted to roll the is behind bars accused of stealing a car from a family in san diego and driving it back to the bay area. san mateo county sheriff's deputies arrested thomas baker last night on highway 92 in half moon bay. >>> they say few days earlier at a san diego hotel he told the family that he suffered a stroke and was wheelchair-bound. he then convince them to take him to see world with them. >>> as the world the family gave him the car keys after he said he needed to retrieve something from the car. >>> and that is where investigators say the suspect disappeared drove roughly 500 mi. north to have monday the deputies pulled him over while responding to reports of possible drunk driver. >>>

>> is this a tasering event? really? >> my first question is why and what are these guys filming in a walmart parking lot? >> are they filming to try to instigate this guy? it escalates, but it doesn't get to the point of the security guard pulling the trigger. one of the other guys in the video puts his hand up to calm things down -- >> get your hands off me -- >> don't tase me, sir. >> we're leaving. we're leaving. we're leaving. >> you're not going anywhere now. >> why didn't he say you're trespassing this is private property, take your camera elsewhere. >> i have not broken the law, sir, so -- >> yes, you have. at this point is, you can go to jail. do you understand? >> the two men were arrested and handcuffed, they were later released when a houston police officer arrived. no charges were made. the two men were given criminal trespassing warnings. we reached out to walmart. they promised a statement on this situation, we have not received that statement before we went to air with this story. we talked to the houston

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the taser video suddenly cuts off before the shots are fired.must have thought that it is ironic, in sort of the terrible way, that someone summoned to your father's door to help save his life, if he had been having some kind of heart emergency -- >> yes. >> reporter: -- ended up shooting him? >> yes. and they took his life. unnecessarily. they didn't have to. >> reporter: the shooter, police officer anthony carelli, is a decorated officer. his lawyer said, we trust that the grand jury will rightfully determine that officer carelli's actions, while perhaps not understandable or acceptable to family members, attorneys, and other emissaries of the chamberlain family were justified under our laws. chamberlain's niece will soon testify before that grand jury. she wants to know why police couldn't diffuse the confrontation and wouldn't ask the family to help. >> just to hear him constantly say, over and over again, please leave me alone, i'm okay, and the way they mocked him and picked at him, it's very hurtful. >> anderson, i'm going to have more on

>> bob: why do you think he had guns and taser in haunted house?>> bob: i feel badly for people who were hurt. the hotel was a transgender hotel. i'll just leave that there. >> eric: better than what you said about hotel for sexual -- [ inaudible ] people. >> bob: i would don't that. i wouldn't defecate on a desk. another story. sad story. >> andrea: can we talk about where the police were, though? the police said they never encountered a man like this. where the heck were you? this is the course of nine hours. dunkin' donuts? >> kimberly: call them felony stupid. >> bob: who cut his hair? there is another story not, that is not funny. don't send e-mails saying don't laugh it. it was funny. there is a not funny story. bridgeport, connecticut, state i grew up in. 5-year-old boy was caught at school carrying 50 packets of heroin. presumably for sale. i believe he got from his father. do we have tape on this? >> andrea: his picture. that is not a 5-year-old boy. >> bob: this is what happened. we don't know if he sold them all but show and tell. >> kim

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officials say the officer pulled the trigger after tasering the man with little to no effect. fox 5's will thomas working this one in landover. >> reporter: this started just after 7:00 this evening. a prince george's county police officer male was working by himself, came down this road right off the 8100 block of sheriff road. there's some big trees lined up here, some investigators leaving the scene and crime scene technicians, but it's lined by these big trees. there's some apartments way back there. we've got some video that shows you closer from the scene there, but basically the officer shows up, sees three individuals huddled together looking suspicious. i'm told there's a history of people going back there to do drugs in the trees. so he approaches the three. they take off. he gets out of his squad car taking off after them, catches up with one of them, tackles them. then a little fight ensues and right now corporal larry johnson from prince george's county police picks up the story from there. let's roll it. >> the officer then deployed his taser which took no effect