you see portland police officers with non-lethal weapons drawn, a taser and other weapons. witnesses say the man was shoplifting and pebd up some knives that were on display and threatened some shoppers. you repeatedly hear officers yelling at him to drop the knife, drop the knife. one of the sergeants here had dealt with skates before and they identify him as a man with severe mental illness. the officers are trying to negotiate with him and trying to get him to peacefully put down the knives and not cause harm to him or anybody else. drove the kn small crash and screams from skates as he goes down in the aisle. officers surround him and try to get him under control but he continues to struggle and that's when the taser is deployed again. one thing's for sure, they definitely gave him a lot of chances. >> this type of taser use does strike a nerve in the community. the department of justice found a pattern of officers firing multiple cycles of their tase are unnecessarily and failing to wait in between cycles to give their suspect a chance to yield. >> he did communicate e

the bears win so he tasers his not once, but three times. the wife calls policings they arrive to find the couple laughing. after multiple beverages. the husband was charged with having a taser, which is illegal in wisconsin. >>> how about bacon as a door prize? that is what kansas state is giving students as an opener. you get a full paper container filled to the brim. >>> this catch, look at that catch. bowling green goes down. miami of ohio wins 45-3. >>> hockey winnipeg at chicago. winnipeg's adam pardy gets slashed through the glass. a fan takes the helmet off of his head. he wears it. then someone pours what looks like beer on his head. he does get his helmet back. >>> just ahead, gaga to perform in space. and the country music awards had the stars out in force. you're watching "early today." >>> well if you were someone that's in awe of the power of mother nature and ha she can do out there, take a look at this behind me this is an incredible image of a super typhoon. one that's very rare that i ever can show you an image like this of

you look at taser, pepper ball. a lot of interesting technologies designed to control crowds and not have to force law enforcement to go into lethal weapons. the taser part was funny because just before they shot me over at taser headquarters, great guys by the way one of the guys who was there at the beginning says just relax. just relax. i said [bleep] and they fired. for the next five seconds i i was on the ground and all i could say was -- it is about five seconds. they got 30 or 40. it went on and on and on. the point being is they are going to fascinating places. it was the production team on this and they really took their time in choosing these stories. i am not just blowing smoke. you find yourself wrapped up in these places that are surrounded in a conspiracy. what we are trying to do is peel back some of that. allow the viewers to make up their minds. >> who is smoke? >> mike with kennedy -- we have 30 seconds do you believe oswald killed kennedy? >> from an operational point of view he had the opportunit

i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger, the prongs did not come out of my taser at all. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. that's when i knew i had to take him down. i would get swung on and hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away and him bucking against him. i went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute. let him calm down, cool down. let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> that's when officer persley took over, a technique detention staff here are trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. i think persley did

this is in pennsylvania where a woman used a taser on another woman during an all out brawl inside a mall outside philadelphia, no word on whether anyone was arrested. >>> in texas more trampling over $78 tvs at a wal-mart. some pushing turned to shoving and police pinned at least one woman down. the customer who bought the video said he was in buying cough drops when he pulled out his phone and captured that commotion. >>> a standoff at a southern

one woman taking out her taser on a fellow shopper. >> you can believe people do this stuff? >> yes, i can. fit mom made headlines for what's your excuse picture. now she is being banned from

but what happens just out of range of cameras hurts the most. >> taser up!was actually tased three times from three different officers at once. two went in my chest and one went in my stomach. >> outside, police are struggling to close the gates to prevent more protesters from coming in. a woman is tased, screams and goes into a seizure. others are being pepper sprayed. >> coward! you guys are [ mute ] cowards! >> brought an ambulance and being hospitalized right now. it really felt like we were in some sort of dictatorship or some sort of place where the people in charge get to trample the people who are not in charge. >> new orleans police disagree, and state publicly, they did not use excessive force. >> they were allowed to stand there and protest peacefully. they then began trying to tear the gate town, punched a couple sheriffs in the face. >> sess 45 is charged with resisting arrest. >> 7-0. the motion is approved. >> while council members vote unanimously for the demolition of more than 4,000 housing units. >> they bulldozed the people before they bu

one of the officers fires a taser gun.lectricity into the man's body through two darts attached to a wire. he falls to the ground, screaming in pain. >> hit him again. hit him again. >> the man writhes on the ground in agony. officers pile on top and attempt to handcuff him. but a struggle ensues as airport personnel look on. officers continue to subdue the man. >> from what we know, they tasered him at least twice, possibly more. witnesses could hear the taser. worry, how are they still fighting him off? >> nobody knows why. he just speaks russian. nobody knows why. >> as the man loses consciousness, police switch from tying to control him to checking his vital signs. >> he's unconscious? i heard them say code red. >> i was thinking i will kiss him very soon, and i will hug him soon. >> tragically, robert zekonski, a 40-year-old polish man immigrating to canada, dies minutes later. how did such a misfortune come to pass? the heartbreaking story begins nearly 12 hours earlier at 3:12 p.m., when robert arrives from poland v

you shoot me with a [ bleep ] taser! [ bleep ], man!> with hill safely back in his cell, deputy witson breaks down the incident and the actions that followed. >> get a call to go to j-2 for two inmates refusing to cuff up. hill decided to swing at me with his arm which i saw as an active sign of aggression. a sign of force. i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger, the tongs did not deploy. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson said he was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away. after he went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the wall. >> that's when t

. >> the taser is a distraction. >> when he got hit with the taser, he fell so hard and put another giant dent in the roof of that car. >> he was sentenced to 22 months in jail. four months for this incident but he got 18 months for breaching a previous suspended sentence for theft, burglary and theft of a motor vehicle. police say he was under the influence of drugs. luckily this woman is unharmed and she's been afraid ever since this happened and just can't sleep at night. >> time for two cool videos from underwater cameras. the first one in the bahamas. this is the biological field station shark lab. what are they after? a shark. and it's a big one, a bull shark. there it is up close and personal. they catch this female bull shark but they're able to measure this shark, eight and a half feet long, pretty cool. you're seeing a group of people around this thing. pretty brave. >> can i what they're doing to this shark to make it so docile? >> if you touch them in certain ways on their nose, you can get them to be very calm. there is a hook here, too, so they have caught it so maybe it's w

. >> i have a line, a scar there, from where the taser was turned sideways over my heart. it's called a kill shock. >> july 7th, 2012, 5:00 p.m. in castel berry, florida. zacomo piriofo, known as z, and his fiancee had just gotten off work. on the way home, they cross the street and stop at a check-cashing store. about ten minutes later, as they leave the store, a police officer accuses them of jaywalking. >> cross on the sidewalk. the flow of traffic. >> did anyone get hurt? >> can i see your i.d. it doesn't matter -- >> they deny they were jaywalking and don't understand why this is a criminal investigation, which requires them to present i.d. >> what do i need to provide you i.d. for? >> the fact that you committed an infraction. >> that's not a statute, sir. >> give me your i.d. >> it's not a lawful command. >> i did not fit the criteria for someone who should be stopped and identified, period. >> you shouldn't be afraid to stand up for your rights and you shouldn't be afraid to be given an explanation for something. >> castel berry police declined our request for an i

. >> the tasers were deployed. >> that is a taser being use the outside of a store in philadelphia. >>> this apparent impersonator was arrested outside a wal-mart in southern california. he was among the hundreds of people protesting outside wal-mart stores accusing the retail giant of paying workers substandard wages. dozens of demonstrators were arrested in a variety of cities. >>> black friday was a little calmer near the bay area. >> thank goodness but there were some long, long lines. brian webb on the details to be had in the east bay. >> reporter: old navy, big sales draw big crowds separating customer from cash. >> i came down after getting ready this morning. >> we ended up going to several sales. >> reporter: with six fewer shopping days this season retailers are bending over backwards to meet expectations. >> we're getting a great crowd in today. >> reporter: customers walk out with a bagful of clothes and coupons about good deals to come. buyer beware. financial expert george necleti hiti says they need to spend more than they have. between a still struggling economy, inte

>> 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 to half a million dollars. >> 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 slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you need to show respect to the court. and when you don't do that, you can end up with a harsher sentence than what you were orig

that's when i see the glistening of the tasers in the sunlight.lammed on my brakes. >> detective weekly race ls around the front of the cruiser and is shocked by what he sees. >> get the [ bleep ] off him! the first thing i see is every officer's worst nightmare. i see the officer on his back. i see the suspect punching him very fast and violently to the face. >> without hesitation, he joins in the melee. >> my job at that point was to get the suspect to start fighting me, to get him off the officer. >> meanwhile, officer anderson is fighting for his life. >> i was basically only able to see shadows. i decided i was going to have to shoot him before i went unconscious, and that's when i shot mr. mallory. >> i didn't so much hear the first felt shot, i felt it. i felt the concussion of it going through my chest. >> weekly mistakenly believes that he might have been shot. >> at that point, kind of freak out mode trying to figure out, okay, who just shot who. >> and then i pulled the trigger a second time, and then it seemed like right after that, he

police make the point that this was a stun gun, not a taser. a taser actually fires two darts up to a distance of 15 feet. a stun gun is widely available at places like, united gun shot here in rockville. with the stun gun, you actually have to touch somebody to knock them down. >> surveillance cameras all over the stadium and detectives are right now going through that video at fedex field. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> the nightmare all too real for us redskins fans. the team now, a lousy 3-8 after a must-win game last night went must-be terrible. >> terrible all around. one of the most interesting things was coming out of last night's game. robert griffin, iii, father was in the locker room. we have never seen that before and according to some, the qb seemed surprised as well. at this point, griffin could use all the positive support around him as possible as could the rest of the team. all, was bad last night, let's be honest. this team seems to play with no confidence, no inspiration, however, they say they are not yet ready to give up. >> want

tasers...black friday fightt way out of hand this year. >>> this scene is all too familiar around the holidays. black friday fights out way out of hand this year. >>> new video of a palo alto man who never made it back from his tr to north korea. what the country is now admitting. >>> i love this man. he's working hard and doing the best he can. >> the first lady takes on the critics. >>> it's 7:00 a.m. on this saturdays morning, november 30th. good morning. i'm mark kelly. ann has the mog off. ro berta gonzales is with us. >> we have nothing but clear skies into the city of san francisco. good morning. this is it. fog lines the coast and into the bay. above it a stream of high clouds. visibility restricted along the immediate seashore. in an inland areas taking a live at our live kpix 5 weather camera just stop and go awe. we'll have your complete forecast coming up. >>> we begin the mayhem from black friday. year after year black friday madness seems to escalate. this is in pennsylvania where a woman used a taser on another shopper during an all out brawl inside a mall outside phila

here reportedly bets his wife, a packers fan, if the bears win monday night oe can shock her with a taser gun. >> who would accept that bet? >> this is an interesting couple. the bears win, as you know. so he takesers his wife, not once, but three times. the wife then calls the police. they arrive to find the couple loving after multiple beverages, quote/unquote. >> yes. >> the husband was charged for having a taser, which is illegal in wisconsin. >> sounds like a match made in heaven. >> how about bacon as a door prize. >> i'm in. i'm there. >> that's what kansas state is giving students at women's basketball opener. is it that tough to get folks in there? not just one strip. you get a paper container filled to the brim there. >> students are so easily lured. >> all jenkins at miami of ohio game versus bowling green. including this circus catch. is that a catch? >> even i, who know nothing about sports, that's a catch. >>> hockey, winnipeg at chicago. adam pardy gets slammed through a glass. a fan removes his helmet, he wears it, someone pours, what looks like beer on pardy. chicago wins

. >> police make the point this was a stun gun, not a taser.a taser actually fires two darts up to a distance of 15 feet. a stun gun is widely available at places like united gun shops here in rockville. with the stun gun, you actually have to touch somebody to knock them down. >> surveillance cameras all over the stadium and detectives are right now going through that video at fedex field. bruce leshan, wusa9. >> and speaking of it, oh my goodness, what was that last night? if you're a redskins fan, you have little to cheer about. we'll talk about where the team goes next. that's coming your way. the pain started up the back of my head and wrapped around to the front. i couldn't play my bassoon because of the pressure that i felt throughout my whole head. the blistering and the rash was moving down towards my eye. the doctors at the emergency room recommended that i have it checked out by an eye doctor. there was concern about my eyesight. when i had shingles the music stopped. >>> hundreds of people used to struggling to find every meal were

he pulls out his taser again and the boy retreated. the officer tries to get the boy out.ves off again, weaving around police officers. despite the fact the minivan is full of children, the other officer fires at it. no one is hit. a four-minute high-speed chase ensues. at one point the minivan heads the wrong way into traffic. finally farrell pulls over in front of a hotel and surrenders. she and her son are arrested. both are now back in tennessee and are facing serious charges. don dahler, cbs news, new york. >>> well, the pilot of a small plane is protesting a big bill from the pennsylvania turnpike commission. in august brian nicholson was forced to land his vintage plane on a highway when a piece of the propeller broke off. now he owes nearly $3,000. they say the bill is for man hours and it's no different than one that goes to car and truck drivers. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," the latest from washington, illinois, on the deadly tornado outbreak. i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cbs morning news." i'm anne-marie green. this is the "cb

why couldn't you use a taser? okay, she had a knife, maybe you need to calm her down. not destroy her whole family. >> the sheriff won't have an update until monday. on the taser question, it's simple. they couldn't use them because they don't carry them. the sheriff department is one of the few law enforcement agencies in santa clara county that doesn't. >> part of highway 116 in sonoma county will be closed until 5:00 a.m. after a crash that brought down a power line and started several fires. four fires started near adobe road. the car hit a power pole, the pole landed on another car. the driver of the car that hit the pole was taken to the hospital. pg&e is on the scene repairing that power line. >>> new developments in the bart labor deal. bart board of directors is ordering the general manager to hire a new chief negotiator. union leaders are disputing the claim that's the clause was included in error. bart directors will vote on thursday, but it's unclear if that will happen. the hitch is with 64.8 of -- section 4.8 of the contract. bart never included for that

as backup units arrived, the officer pointed his taser at the boy and then smashed the minivan's windows> open the door! >> reporter: farrell sped off and another officer fired his gun, apparently at the tires, of the minivan. after a four minute high high- speed chase she pulled over in front of a hotel. she and her son were arrested. >> pelley: john, clearly the driver should haven't done what she did but the police response? i mean, how did the cops defend this? >> well, they're going to have to look at this against the policies of the new mexico state police and i think the hardest part for them to defend is going to be firing the shots not from a taser but from a gun at a car where the car is driving away, firing in the direction of at least two other state police officers and at a car with five children. now, the new mexico state police policy on firing at or from a moving vehicle says it's prohibited if it puts the officers at risk or others at unreasonable risk. so this is going to be a difficult one for them to explain that the tactics were within their policy. >> pelley: but no

. >> officer peroni aims his taser at the detained men. grant puts up his hands. other officers arrive and block off the area. grant is on his cell phone with his girlfriend and takes a picture of another officer, johannes mehserle, pointing a taser at him. >> he was speaking into his home, they're beating us up, hitting us. he was exchanging words with the officers at the same time. >> grant tries to stand up. officers push him back down. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey! hey! >> hey! >> [ bleep ]. >> it seems like it went from the officers controlling the situation -- >> really? that's highly unnecessary. >> -- to them becoming the perpetrators. the attachers. the aggressors. >> come on, now. >> and oscar and his group, the victim. >> then grant gets on his knees and says something to officer peroni. >> really? >> from behind, officer mehserle forces grant on to his stomach as officer paroni kneels on grant's neck. >> hey! >> officer mehserle, in the back, begins to place handcuffs on grant. but then draws his gun, stands up, and fires. >> i hear, you know, and see the gun

. >> the taser that he had was a skin contact type of taser which actually if you use it enough timestually leave burn marks. the husband went to jail on the charge of possessing an electric weapon. >> wow, i can't believe that happened. wisn's terry sader bliringing tt to us. all right nfl player richy i incognito's name has been dragged through the mud for a week now. today he defended himself and said this isn't just about him. he said it is about the locker room. the whole culture of it. so, nick, what more do we know about what he says and if he changes the story. >> i think it does. we do want to emphasize that this is only one side of the story but he is trying to take accountability for his actions and while at the same time putting the relationship why johnson into perspective. he understands why people could be confused but says that is how jonathan martin and his teammates communicated. >> this is an issue of mine and john's relationship where i may -- i've taken stuff too far. and i didn't know it was hurting him. as the leader and his best friend on the team it has me mif

the result is a taser shot. >> no! >> get on the ground. >> no!t him, cuff him. >> why was it necessary to use the taser on this guy? >> he's already demonstrated that he's not going to listen to the orders of the police officers. a lot of these guys, they are confronted with the reality that they are about to be exposed for what they did, and a lot of them may try violence to get away. the taser was used to prevent any injury to him and also to any police officers. >> at the processing center police find condoms in his car. he's pleaded guilty to an attempted lewd act on a child. coming up next, a man who has been our house guest once before. >> do you remember? we talked once before. ♪ at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores, higher loan rates... ...and maybe not getting the car you want. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take c

a police chief in indiana tasered to raise money for his department.s trying to raise $9,000 to get two new squad cars. we'll raise the money for him. no need to be tasered. >> we hope you have a wonderful thanksgiving with your family and friends. >> we're thankful to you for watching us every morning. have a great holiday. >> yes. "fox & friends" starts right now. bye. >>> good morning. it is thursday, the 28th of november, 2013. i'm anna kooiman. holiday nightmares. thousands of people stranded, hundreds of flight delayed. will this wicked weather keep you from getting to grandma's house on time? and it could ground the famous balloons at the macy's thanksgiving day parade. we're live on the route coming up. >> this morning the white house would like you to be forgiving because along with the holiday comes another obamacare delay. oh my. and this is going to hit small business where it hurts. >> this will make you think twice about texting and walking. caughton

family and friends demanded to know why deputies didn't use tasers. deputies aren't issued tasers. >> we reevaluate the tools we have. >> reporter: her husband says it is too late now. >> she my soul mate. now i am all alone. >> reporter: investigators expect to release their report within the week. robert handa, ktvu channel 2 news. >>> george zimmerman was taken into custody this morning in florida. the sheriff's department released this booking photo. he is accused of pointing a gun at her. the jury acquitted him on murder charges in the shooting death of trayvon martin. he is due back in court tomorrow. >>> people expressed their outrage at the toronto mayor this morning. members were debating a plan to strip him of his power over the use of cocaine and he also has strong supporters, including his brother who is on the city counsel. >> after 23 votes the city counsel slashed funding and transferred most important functions to the deputy mayor. he says he has no plans to step down and he will run for reelection next year. >>> okay. our weather now.

her 14-year-old gets out but thinks again when he pulls has taser. >> you ran away from me. >> i am justying -- >> reporter: the conversation doesn't last long. >> ma'am, listen to me. turn around and face your vehicle. >> reporter: the 14-year-old gets out again. this time he rush the the officer trying to dep defend his mom. he tries to get him out. >> hopeopen the door. >> another officer fires at the van with kids inside as young as 6. cutting into wrong way traffic the 14-year-old is arrested and so is she. >> they are from tennessee and were taking a road trip. the mother is charged with child abuse and possession of drugs and the teen is charged with battery. >>> 50 years since jfk's assassination. kron4 will have reports starting friday morning glmpleghts we have. >> reporter: we have had a dry 2013. we will perhaps have a few days of rain. we are looking at mostly clear conditions. this is the bay bridge. . >> it will be a mostly cloudy day with cool and cloudy conditions. here is future cast 4:00 p.m. tomorrow. we have cloud cover in place for the afternoon. the rain will begin

madre, ambos se enfrentan, el adolescente decide entrar cuando la policÍa saca su pistola electrica o tasers, la mujer empieza a huir, otro policÍa dispara al auto, a bordo 5 niÑos, el menor tiene 6 aÑos, la persecuciÓn de 4 minutos llega a su fin por taos, cuando la mujer se entrega a autoridad frente a un hotel, ella y su hijo son arrestados, la policÍa realiza una investigaciÓn interna. >>> la familia era de tennessee, hacia un paseo educacional por nuevo mÉxico. la madre enfrenta cargos su hijo lo acusan de atacar a un policÍa, es todo, regreso al estudio. >>> gracias lucÍa, sin duda un caso bien complejo. autoridad hallaron cuerpos de 8 miembros de una familia entre ellos tres niÑos asesinados con arma blanca en ciudad juÁrez mÉxico, ocurriÓ en la madrugada, fue reportada hasta el mediodÍa, la familia era de una congregaciÓn de testigos de jehova, y tenÍan una reuniÓn religiosa el domingo. en mÉxico, en la capital, se congresaron en el zÓcalo de la plaza principal para protestar contra la reforma energetica que quiere hacer el presidente peÑa nieto. fue convocada por el partido de la r

. >>> taser. taser. >> ouch. police chief in indiana agreed to get tazed as a way to raise money for his department. they need cash to buy a new patrol car. right now, they have only one running vehicle. chief baker agreed to get tazed as a way to get money and he's done this before. >> this is my hometown. my dad died when i was 9 years old. he was a business man here in town. after he died, i didn't have one parents. i had 2,000, okay. this is my way of repaying the town. >> the town's residents have kicked in a bunch of small donatio donations. knightstown has learned they're getting a $20,000 gift to help buy an suv. the whole tazing for cash -- >> i don't know. >> i'm thinking the weather department ought to get involved in this. it sounds like a wonderful opportunity. >> i think mike would really enjoy that. >> my motto is don't bro. >> here's live doppler 7 hd. just a few high clouds around. nice, sunny skies. as we said would be the case. here's a live view from our camera at abc 7. the forecast features

you can hear the taser at work.ce say they never even heard about this incident. >>> now let's go to a knoxville, tennessee wal-mart. a company had a deal on rachael ray cookware. and a lot of women were fighting over the boxes there, and in the midst of all this some of them left empty handed. >>> and we go to puerto rico. this is a wal-mart in puerto rico where the popular item was a television, an hdtv. thousands of people trying to be the first into the store to get their hands on an hdtv. >>> and here some shoppers getting more than they bargained for at a texas wal- mart. police began pepper spraying the crowd when shoppers got out of control. wal-mart officials say a mass of people rushed the pallet full of tablets and headphones just as a black friday sale began at 9:00 p.m. police and store staff tried to control the crowd but a young boy got knocked to the ground in the crush. that's when an officer used pepper spray to try and break things up. wal-mart says this was an isolated incident that doesn't repre

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he's shooting me with a [ bleep ] taser! [ bleep ], [ bleep ], man! >> with hill safely back in his cell the deputy breaks down the incident and the actions that followed. >> get a call to go to j-2 for two inmates who are refusing to cuff up. hill, he decided he had to swing at me with his arm which i saw as an active sign of aggression. decided to meet force with higher or equal force. i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger the prongs did not come out of my detailser at all. i was about to drop it when it did deploy. the spread wasn't long enough and didn't impact his body. that's when i knew i had to take him down. that's yes went ahead and tackled him to the ground. >> after hill was cuffed the deputy says he was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm i can feel him pulling away. i was more afraid of him head butting me. let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, this is the situation i'm handling. got him back up, started walking again. once we got him to the door, that's when he really started to buck up. that's

her 14-year-old son gets out but thanks again when the officer pulls the taser. >> you ran away from >> i didn't run away. do you see my children. i'm not doing anything wrong. she agrees to get out and talk. >> around u-turn around and face the vehicle. they struggle as she tried to get back in the van. the 14-year-old gets out and this time he rushes the officer trying to defend his mom. the boy runs back into the minivan. the officer tried to get him out while back up arrives. >> open the door. farrell starts to drive off while another officer fires at the minivan full of kids as young as six. farrell takes them on a four minute high-speed chase into taos cutting into wrong-way traffic before giving up in front of a hotel. no one was hurt. the woman and her son were arrested and charged the officers are under investigation. >>> a pilot who made an emergency landing on a pennsylvania turnpike got a bill for $3,000. he got permission after part of his propeller flew off. no one was hurt and there was no damage but the turnpike authority wants him to pay for emergency response. he sa

>> you can see them deploying tasers multiple times. >> he got out of control quickly. >> he like exploded. that's a scary situation. you know mob mentality takes over, especially when you've got a band of brothers like this, they see one of their own going down, you know they want to act tough and stand up for him. >> stay where you are. >> six were arrested and taken to a police station. the rest of the bike are game gang got so upset. they followed the police officers where there was an additional skirmish. as a result, 18 people were charged in the incident. because people are using technology and facie iaiae iaia recognition, they're going to homes and businesses to track these people down. >> was anybody injured in this mess? >> four officers were hurt but nothing in a required any of them to be hospitalized. >> move back. move back! >> who wants to win a flat screen tv? well, your chance is coming up. >> all you need is the thursday buzz word, be a u.s. rest didn't and be 18 years old to enter. >> it's the rtm flat screen tv give away coming up. >> what does the fawn say? that's wha