didn't get a good grip of the taser. and when i do this is when he reaches across and grabs ahold of my weapon, my firearm. all i could do at that time to keep him from getting my weapon out. >> the suspect jumps back in his cab and the officer tases him. >> when i deployed my taser, i hit him with one probe. the other probe hit the door and bounced up. didn't make contact with him. i reached in to grab him to pull him out of the vehicle. when i did, i must have grabbed the probe or wrapped my hands around the wires when i did that. >> the live wire shocks the officer and gives the suspect enough time to close the door. >> i move toward the back of the vehicle. i continue to give orders for him to put his hands up, let me see his hands, step out of the vehicle. he would not comply. then he put it in gear. the vehicle rolled back. that's when the subject took off. >> speeding in excess of 90 miles per hour, the truck blows through several red lights. >> we were very lucky that it happened so early in the morning. there wa

taser. taser. taser. >> lay her down. let her go. >> don't move.'s the effects. five seconds. >> we want the guys to be able to function under any circumstance. you don't want anybody going home any other way than from the way they came. >> i just finished being sprayed with o.c. in the eye. o.c. in the mouth. and getting washed off. then getting tased. all in a day's work. i love my job. >>> sert training is put into action on a nearly daily basis at bexar county. a code two. a major disturbance. requires the team to rush to the special observation unit. an inmate has been throwing chairs and trash throughout the day room. when they arrive the inmate has returned to his cell. but since it's guerra, the matter is far from closed. guerra has been at the center of several disturbances and is prone to frequent mood swings. they reached a peak one month earlier when he attempted to hang himself. and while staff no longer consider guerra suicidal, they continue to keep him under close observation. [ speaking in spanish ] >> he is upset because another o

. >> it's big foot and a taser. what could possibly go wrong?our change. >> this man here in the black jacket and the knit caps is a pizza delivery plan. reports say this car dealership orred $42 in pizza and drinks paid the man 50 bucks and the man walked out. dealership upset they didn't get change back. pick up the video here after the dealership called the pizza ship and made the man come back with $7 in change. >> change. [ inaudible ]. >> doesn't make sense why you hand me a bill you have me drive back and give back anyway. i gave you everything they gave me so we'd get the correct change. you handed me a $5 bill you would have to get back? >> correct. >> turns out a bit of a dispute. >> the change. >> nobody asked for change. >> it's only 7 bucks, though! let it go. the guy already left! >> it's not like i took off. i explained the process. >> hey, hey. >> jared turns to leave the woman in the green hat pipe up. we believe she's an employee of the dealership. >> you got -- the world is right now. i have you on camera video, audio, everyth

what we tried to do, we took into account what we actually have already purchased with taser, we have purchased some for the pilot program, and we did some cost estimates based on they gave us like a flat 34,000 gig of storage. if you take that into account it was $450,000 for year one, 239 for year 3 for a total of 1.1 million for the total pilot. >> $1.50 or $150. >> $1.50 per year, every year. the math gets complicated so if you are confused, join the crowd. >> the reason lapd used taser international to outfit their officers, there is an aspect, my understanding is it was cloud storage. that is what distinguishes this particular product. it is stored on the cloud, it is secure. >> it is on the cloud and it is secure. taser is the one who gave us the quote of $1.50, medium resolution can give you about an hour of media storage. >> we're getting into gigs, tonight is the night. my colleague petra has a question. >> vice president turman. >> thank you. all right, so i'm ?iing of this in terms of other organizations i've been involved with. cannot we craft a retention policy that we o

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one of them whips out a taser and confronts the powerful bull. >> you see this cop with a taser gun, that's like swatting an alligator with a flyswatter. >> the officer gets within a few feet of hardball and lets the taser fly. >> that just made the bull even angrier, because how would you like to be tasered. it doesn't feel good. >> the bull charges the officer, missing him by inches. then when all hope seems lost, the cavalry arrives. >> here comes the cowboy. he'll take care of this. watch this. here's a cowboy. >> in a scene straight out of an old western, three wranglers rush in on horseback. >> there was a lot of tension in the parking lot. are they going to be able to get him, are they going to be able to, you know, pull him back, you know, away from everyone. >> within seconds, one of the cowboys ropes hardball. >> they got that bull. they got that bull. >> if you don't have a cowboy on a horse with a rope, you can't control a raging bull. it just doesn't happen. a taser gun is not going to do the trick. it's got to be a cowboy. >> the cowboys, they could have just sat back a

taser is the one who gave us the quote of $1.50, medium resolution can give you about an hour of media storage. >> we're getting into gigs, tonight is the night. my colleague petra has a question. >> vice president turman. >> thank you. all right, so i'm ?iing of this in terms of other organizations i've been involved with. cannot we craft a retention policy that we only need to store for 30 to 60 days until an incident request -- until there is an incident, which usually comes to light within 30 to 60 days and then only that portion which outlines the issue or records the issue or the incident has been stored will be forwarded, not -- i mean that's all we do in law firms. i know they can probably afford much more than a police department can, but we don't keep everything stored for, you know, 4 or 5 years. we have a policy that -- and once an incident is identified that becomes a record retention issue by policy that we store for a certain period of time. >> sure. and that's correct. of course if it's evidence in a case, if it's part of a police report, we have certain record retentio

one of the officers fires a taser gun.0 volts of electricity 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 f

i'm bobbie conceal evidence markers what appears to be a handgun and a taser. two different officers after responding to reports of a man walking back your car park justin military jacket and wielding a big knife toward people. the officers arrived to o'clock in the afternoon and confronted the man third. their encounter one officer fired his taser one officer fired his big weapon. on clear at this time what the third officer and altman was any. a few is a witness. none of the officers neighbors injured during a shooting a police department says it's most likely going to place all three officers are not paid administrative leave pending the outcome investigation. >> reporter: felipe reporting and other news this morning and information on the office troubleshooting and richmond on thursday night. police say the zoster it was shot by an officer after a allegedly drew a pistol. truman's hospitalize critical condition this morning. officer who fired his weapon was not injured and police say they recovered illegally modified gone and drugs at the scene dissolves ha

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get down on your knees. >> officer anderson uses his taser. >> get down on your knees! >> but it misfires. >> and then that's when he turned and charged right at me. my first reaction was basically to get out of the way. >> mallory outweighs officer anderson by more than 100 pounds and wrestles him to the ground out of the camera's view. >> the first thing i realized when i ended up on my back was definitely this was not a very good place to be with this guy on top of me. >> and then as officer anderson lives helpless -- >> kind of crawled up my body, up to my face and that's when he bit part of my eyebrow off. >> wedged between the curb and his car and bleeding profusely, officer anderson is struggling to free himself. >> and i was doing the best i could to just remain conscious. everything around me was starting to get kind of dark. and that's when i heard another gentleman run up to the area and began throwing punches as well to him. >> out of nowhere a man runs around in front of officer's anderson's cruiser and starts fighting mallory. >> as it turns out it's a pla

>> they said she was tasered but he was in contact with her and if you tase somebody you break contactyou will get the voltage itself and it's hard to see and i don't know if it malfunctioned because the you tase somebody and felt it it's very effective. so it didn't work for whatever reason. and they went to other means of force. >> why shoot to kill? >> there is no you don't shoot to kill you shoot to stop and you are in a situation where the girl is this close to you, in a split second a butcher knife is going to go through you, you won't go home and not see your wife and children again, there is no choice >> cannot shoot her in the leg. >> anyone who handled a weapon realizes and knows and i'm a master pistol shooter and i would not take the shot and i would try to stop her. >> there is a discussion about tactical retreat and whether or not in situations like in the police need to back off a little bit, what do you say to that? >> interesting point tactical retreat is something that is used in new york city for example but it's used in circumstances where usually the perpetrator li

during that encounter one officer used a taser. one officer used a duty weapon and shot the suspect. the police say that the suspect was in his mid-40s. joe and got a look at him. >> i looked at his face and he looked angry and his eyes were like grassy. >> this kind of stuff does not happen around here. it is mostly, it is just parties and kids playing around in the park. >> reporter: betty yu, kpix5. >>> well, no one other than the suspect was hurt. we don't know the man yet. >>> cases of the flu are spiking all across the country. you probably know somebody who has been sick recently. four people in the bay area have died from the flu. one in san francisco, and one in sonoma county. the flu season is going get worse and that year's vaccine is not protecting against the dominate virus, you still need so get a flu shot to protect yourself. >> we always like to get it because my son has a heard condition and we want to protect him. >> that vaccine is recommended for anyone over the age of six months. >>> well, more pretypes in the

one of the thing about tasers is that not only are fewer cops injured when tasers are used by department, but fewer criminal suspects are injured as a result. hopefully in situations like he describes, there may be better ways to handle those situations today rather than earlier on. . i agree. this is an example of people having a negative attitude towards law enforcement. the trust has been broken. it did not sound like white-black was part of it. i do not know how he drives, but i would hope that he was not pulled over just because he was driving a hot rod. he might have been going too fast for the conditions. whatever the case may be. we need to build the trust. we cannot ignore the fact that there are citizens in our country who do not trust law enforcement. i would suggest that you look at other countries where the law enforcement is corrupt. where it works with a dictator for purposes that are not in the best interest of the citizens of those nations. that is where there are real problems. in the u.s., i would think that the perception of the citizens is that someone and their fami

one officer used a taser, another used a gun.the suspect was pronounced dead on the scene where his body remains at this time. we don't know whether that taster malfunction -- taser malfunctioned or what prompted the second officer to fire his weapon. no residents or officers were injured during the shooting. it did happen at a busy park where a number of kids typically spend the afternoon. here's the police spokesman just minutes ago. >> it's a very busy park. there's also a bus stop here. there's children in the area. but the incident began over on this street. so it was down a block or so away where the knife incident began. and so we don't know how the suspect went from that location to here. but when officers arrived they had a description

. >> officer peroni aims his taser at the detained men. grant puts up his hands.ther 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! >> it seems like it went from the officers controlling the situation -- >> really? that's highly unnecessary. >> -- to them becoming the perpetrators. the attackers, the aggressors. the aggressors. >> 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 go off. bam. it w

. >>: during the incident one officer fired his taser and one officer fired his weapon. >> reporter: not of the officers or neighbors were injured during this shooting. all three officers will be put on paid administrative leave bahrain the outcome of this situation. >> reporter: >>: i can't tell you the officers confronted him because he had a nice. knife.. >> reporter: put into perspective does our where this type of incident in fremont is this is the first shooting since 2012. >> pam: and the follow-up to the officer involved shooting them told about last night. richmond police are releasing the name of the man was shot after he allegedly pulled a gun on an officer. all marcilio gonzalez remains in critical condition at local hospital officials say drugs and gone with an illegally modified clap or recline of covered at the same. >> pam: police say don fowler is has a long rap sheet, including an arrest last month that happen in the same area where you shot the officer involved in the shooting was not her during the confrontation >> reporter: tonight evidence of a gruesome attack p

while covering local crime stories in 2003, bonet learns that fairbanks police are using taser guns asighting tool. his curiosity is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> talking about tasers and their effectiveness and jokingly said, you should do it. it's a lot of fun. and i said, yeah, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker bonet decides to try it and capture it all on camera. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. i don't think they really believed me. >> have you ever seen thomas pace before? i never have. >> i became more and more nervous. you know, i was trying to play it off like, i'm not afraid at all, but that was absolutely not true. >> bonet decides, despite his fear, that he should not only go through with the plan, but he should make the experience as real as possible. >> i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go all out. and they gave me all sorts of options like do you want to get tased for one second, three seconds or five seconds? >> five seco

one of the thing about tasers is that not only are fewer cops injured when tasers are used by department, but fewer criminal suspects are injured as a result. hopefully in situations like he describes, there may be better ways to handle those situations today rather than earlier on. . i agree. this is an example of people having a negative attitude towards law enforcement. the trust has been broken. it did not sound like white-black was part of it. i do not know how he drives, but i would hope that he was not pulled over just because he was driving a hot rod. he might have been going too fast for the conditions. whatever the case may be. we need to build the trust. we cannot ignore the fact that there are citizens in our country who do not trust law enforcement. i would suggest that you look at other countries where the law enforcement is corrupt. where it works with a dictator for purposes that are not in the best interest of the citizens of those nations. that is where there are real problems. in the u.s., i would think that the perception of the citizens is that someone and their fami

alex never pointed any taser at them. confession officers is libber liberation for a great serve. >> releasing the names could put the officers at risk all four have since returned to police duties. >> we're three days into 2015 but just one year away from the iowa caucuses and the new hampshire presidential primary. in national politics that's pretty much a nano second so for the field of potential presidential candidates the 2016 battle for the white house begins now. kristen welker takes a look at the state of the race. >> reporter: former florida governor jeb bush was the proud father friday watching his son george p. bush get sworn in as texas land commissioner but there's fresh signs bush is considering his own political future and a race for the white house. this week he re-signed from all of his corporate and nonprofit board positions after announcing on facebook last month that he's actively exploring a bid. polls show bush is the front runner in a crowded field with names that include texas senator ted cruz, ken

a second officer enters with his taser drown joint by a third officer moments later. police used the taser. it doesn't stop her. they fire five rounds and she collapses. the shots are fatal. long view's police chief said the legal use of force was justified. >> the officers went right to how they were trained what they did is what they were trained for. >> but the deadly police shooting the third in a year has shaken the community. her aunt tells the website her niece had bipolar disorder and attempted suicide twice. she says it was a cry for help and something could have been done to save this young life. >> the three officers are now on paid administrative leave the texas rangers investigating the shooting. the case will be forwarded to the local d.a.'s office. this was the 30 fatal police shooting this town of 81,000 in a year. one victim from last year was a 15-year-old boy and police were not indicted in that case. >> tensions still simmering in st. louis after the shooting death of michael brown. a brawl broke out today at a meeting to talk about the creation of

this video was shot by the police department's taser. during the hour-long standoff kenneth senior was in contact with life aid. the calls have been made public. pp -- public: a life aid operator tried to cancel the call. officers said kenneth senior told them he had a knife. his family denied this but a sister told life aid he was son psychiatric medication. police officers could be heard banking on the door and using racial slurs. >>> officers then broke the door down. they used a taser and fired bean bags at kenneth senior. an officer fired the fatal shots. the police say it was a warranted use of deadly force. in 2012 a grand jury agreed with that assessment. and cleared the officers of all criminal charges in kenneth senior's death. >> the system is flawed and needs to be changed. >> reporter: that's why kenneth and others are pushing for state oversight of the police. >> you can't have a police department investigating its own officers nor a da's office relying on those officers for their convictions to oversee that investigation.

. >> grant was shot and killed by a police officer who claims he meant to use his taser instead. grant was not armed. >> and a group plans to stage a die-in. members of the ferguson national response network say they're going to protest against police today, this outside the headquarters of news corp. they are calling for a die-in to protest the "racist lies." a funeral for the murdered officer will be held this weekend. >> police are trying to figure out what happened before four members of one family were shot inside a modesto home. police say three members of the family were killed in what appeared to be a murder/suicide. a fourth victim was taken to the hospital in critical condition. >> we move to a developing story. a team of french investigators will go under water in hopes of tracking down the black boxes from airasia flight 8501. in the meantime, crews have recovered 30 bodies and some wreckage as well from the crash site. >> authorities in italy will board a greek ferry. fiesh officials will board the boat and try to figure out what started the fire in the death of thos

you got the damn taser right on me. what the hell. can you get it off of me?appreciate that. >> with stafford's nails now at a compliant length, the sog officers return him to his cell. unsure of when they might see him next. >> i feel violated. i feel naked. i feel naked. just to keep from crying i'm going to laugh. i feel like the joker. this isn't over. this isn't over. >> as stafford contemplates his next move, the segregation unit has a new arrival. 24 hours earlier, josh gohr was pulled off his job as a kitchen worker. shortly after picking up a batch of dirty trays outside one of the female housing units. >> i don't know, i was just cleaning the trays, doing my assigned job. and seen a piece of paper. picked it up because it obviously wasn't trash. put it in my pocket. and the officer called me over there, asked me what i put in my pocket. >> the note was addressed to "my love." from "wivy." gohr says he has no idea who either one could be. but he did retrieve it outside the housing unit of his girlfriend, samantha agee. >> i would grab it just to help

even security guards are beefing up, the duchess of cambridge guards' carrying tasers in addition to their guns. france was already at its highest terror alert level. the brothers relaunch the original attack in paris will both be buried in france. said kouachi was buried, and his brother will be buried outside of paris. >> up next, is the third time the charm? mitt romney causing more political buzz. and grab your on there's a place online where you always get more than you pay for tjmaxx.com. better brands at better prices to help you maxx what matters most to you... anytime. maxx life. shop tjmaxx.com. >> a shooting at a florida mall left two people dead, including the suspected gunman. it happened in our east of orlando. a woman survived, but the second victim did not. former virginia governor bob mcdonnell has been working as a consultant for a mechanical contractor since his conviction. the ceo for the company said mcdonnell was offered a job about a week after he and his wife were convicted on federal corruption charges. he said mcdonnell has been putting in about 24 to 30 hou

shooting me with a taser gun, whatever, because it takes more than that to calm me down, you know, and when they come up with something new, they come to me and try it on me. see if it works. >> i definitely had a sense that he loved to have an audience. a great story teller, and he knew it. >> and a lot of the officers i fought, bunch of them quit through me. >> i made them quit. >> one of the officers barely escaped with his life. >> well, i took a five gallon bucket of boiling water with bleach in it, everything in it. it was so hot i took a spoon and i threw it in, and it just curled up. that's how hot it was, and i threw it on him, just threw the whole bucket on him. >> what did he do that made you want to assault him? >> he disrespected me. that's all it takes. back then, that's all it took. just some simple disrespect. >> the co survived, but the incident caused the state to institute hazard pay for officers, and johnson received 15 years tacked on to his sentence, but it was not just ksp officers who experienced his wrath. he also took it out on his own self. >> i tore 400 toil

sources tell our affiliates that a taser was involved. he was found dead on a restraining chair in an isolation cell. two deputies are on paid leave for inappropriate action. >> it's the lack of education when it comes to mental illness and it's the lack of care that people that have that kind of authority and power. i'm struggling with not knowing, not knowing what happened. how can one just die in the hands of the person that's supposed to protect you? >> reporter: according to healthcare protocol at the jail, nurses are supposed to check on inmates every 15 minutes if they are restrained. we don't know how long matthew was alone before he was found dead. we are still awaiting results of an autopsy and cause of death. >>> an ashburn man is charged with murder accused of shooting a man to death inside a townhome. it happened last night on sonora lane. the man was taken into custody at the scene. the loudoun county sheriff's office said there were two kids in the home at the time. his ex-wife and another man were returning home when the i

as he was striking me and i was defending myself, i was trying to deploy my taser. my second officer came running out here to assist. the whole thing lasted three to four seconds. >> three to four seconds that will have lasting repercussions for rubio. >> put your hands on top of your head. you understand? >> yes, sir. you understand?1 if you resist, rubio, you will be tased. do you understand me? >> yes, sir. >> by assaulting an officer, rubio has not only broken the law. he has also violated a bylaw of the mexican mafia, the gang to which prison officials say he belongs. >> the mexican mafia has a code. they don't assault the officers. >> they don't want any attention brought upon them. if one of their members assaults staff, they already know that now staff is going to start watching them more closely, which is what they don't want. >> because inmate rubio broke that code, he's going to have to pay a penalty. that penalty could be as severe as a beating. it could be anything beyond that. >> rubio, however, denies being a member of the gang. >> they say i affiliat

. >> why the owner has good aim with a taser. >> when you're in the air, there's no sound. a glider. you can't hear anything. it is just stream. >> this video from the bibi youtube channel self-proclaimed, the most awesomest action sports comedy dirtbaging show in the world -- >> i love these guys. >> they have taken their pretty awesome stuff to a new level, mathias jerou. he has a pretty cool idea and he wants his buddies to come him accomplish. he is holding on to a handle. what could that possibly be for? >> connected. you just hold on. >> no. this is like the world's largest, highest, most ridiculous rope swing in the history of earth. and, of course we all have lots of questions, right? how could this possibly work? to talk to us we have the jumper we have mathias geroux. guys welcome to the show. >> wow. >> wow. >> there are so many things that could go wrong, tell us what could have gone wrong. >> we planned this for a couple of years. the obvious problem would be getting the rope tangled in the other para glider. if something goes wrong, you kill three people. we'r

. >> i was able to move out of the way because all i saw was a sert officer with a taser. they tased her. >> they shot me. i had a probe, like a long string with a pin look like a dart stuck into my body. [ bleep ] they got me mostly in the shoulder area, i think, and i could feel myself going out. >> stop resisting, haywood. >> because the pain is so excruciating, all you could do is take that pain, take that pain, take that pain. my family taught me do not let people disrespect you. we just like that. we're just very reactive people. this is the way i grew up. so people look at that like she's violent. she's this, she's that. i'm like i'm nowhere near what my family has raised me to be and what -- and they have no idea. that's it. >> [ bleep ]. you [ bleep ]. >> i'm mild. very mild compared to some people. >> [ bleep ] you. >>> coming up -- >> i threw some bodily fluids and things, bodily products. >> erica haywood adds a new weapon to her arsenal. and -- >> i was patting him down in the crotch area and i felt the bulge. a catch like this is pretty rare. >> the ongoing b

one officer fired a taser and the second a man. more details on the deadly confrontation will be released soon. >>> a teacher in san jose using facebook to catch a thief. the crime happened thursday afternoon at most holy trinity school after the kids had gone home for the day. eighth grade teacher posted this video of a man coming into his classroom looking around and ultimately looking around with a wet bag. inside the bag was his $4000 wedding ring. two ipads, $500 worth of gift cards, $400 cash and his id. here is a look at the car the man was driving. if you know anything about this case, you can call the san jose police department. >>> today is the 20th spare the air day of the season of course, that means no burning wood or solid fuels because of harmful levels of air pollution. the sky above the east bay hills right now hazy and heavy with cloud cover. at the golden gate bridge, it's a lighter haze and still there. further north, we could see some rain coming. abc7 news meteorologist drew tuma with that. >> hey, katie. we s

one officer used a taser, another used a gun. then the suspect was pronounced dead on the scene where his body remains at this time. we don't know whether that taster malfunction -- taser malfunctioned or what prompted the second officer to fire his weapon. no residents or officers were injured during the shooting. it did happen at a busy park where a number of kids typically spend the afternoon. here's the police spokesman just minutes ago. >> it's a very busy park. there's also a bus stop here. there's children in the area. but the incident began over on this street. so it was down a block or so away where the knife incident began. and so we don't know how the suspect went from that location to here. but when officers arrived they had a description and they encountered him over here. >> reporter: right now, as you can see, plenty of emergency crews on hand to assist fremont police with the investigation. they say they will be here for several hours this evening. they are talking to a number of witnesses and they are asking anyo

that's from a taser.lice in texas to get information on this case but they didn't get back to us by our deadline. >> you see this rough action taking place, but the people behind the camera are laughing, and finding entertainment in something that is obviously violent and behavior that is not to be laughed at. >>> this time of year it's very cold in a lot of places. places like iowa. so what is public transportation like when it's cold and snowy and icy outside? >> according to carl meesen's youtube channel, this is what public transportation looks like in iowa. >> is that a sidewalk? >> i don't think it's a sidewalk. i think it might be like a winding river through the community. it just is basically going through all of the ways in which you can get from point a to point b when it's snowy outside. you can can cross-country ski, you can go across the icy frozen river. you can ice skate. you can drive dangerously on snowy roads. >> it's so sad. you know what you don't think about what it's like for people

. >> police spotted boyle and chased him down and had to use a taser to take him into custody. in martinez, alan wang, abc7 news. >> the crews were able to get the upper hand on a dramatic fire in san jose. it started in a carport about 5:15 and it quickly spread to a nearby apartment. you can see several cars burning in this video provided by the san jose fire department. as bad as it was, glad to say no one was injured ?ie. a menlo park dry-cleaner is accused of defrauding customers of $700,000. 63-year-old edwin gary smith who owns menalto cleaners was arrested on 40 felony counts. he was arrested on suspicion of identity theft and credit card fraud among other charges. police believe there are more than 30 victims. >> dozens of san jose police officers will be returning to the street. it is the latest effort to bolster the size of the city's patrol force. officers from specialized units like homicide, gang suppression and robbery and it will p more cops on patrol. this comes after the special enforcement officers would start working street patrols on february 1st. anne anne

>> reporter: police say sheid is packing a badge, a taser, and a loaded pistol. >> miami beach cops arrested sheid. pulled up next to a real cop with all the confidence of a real cop, but he's just a kid pretending to be one. >> reporter: back in orlando, august 2012 he goes on trial for practicing medicine without a license and impersonating a physician assistant. >> i was sitting just a few feet away from him. and there were tears in his eyes. and he looked petrified. and i felt for him for a moment. and then i wondered, hm. could this be real? could he be performing again? >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of impersonating a physician's assistant --. >> reporter: convicted, he served a year and jail and was released in 2013. he pled guilty to impersonating a police officer. >> do you think that the punishment did not fit the crime? >> people seem to forget this is a 17-year-old child that did these acts. now you have a 17-year-old kid who made some immature decisions who has had to do time and get a conviction on his record as a felon. he's going to have to deal with that for the r

one officer fired his taser and another fired his gun and the man described as being in his 40s was killed we know the subject had the knife in his hand at the time of the encounter. as to what exactly happened at that point is still to be determined through the investigation. >> police continue to interview witnesses and they ask anyone who might have surveillance video of the shooting to come forward. in fremont, abc7 news. >> that's the third police shooting in two days. richmond police identified a man shot after they say he pulled a handgun on an officer yesterday. 20-year-old gonzalez is in critical condition. police say he was arrested before for dealing drugs and possession of a firearm. and in fairfield police should should -- shot and killed 36-year-old jose yesterday morning after responding to a disturbance call. officers say he charged at them with a knife. >>> new at 11:00, protesters marched into restaurants in the mission. >> the group calls out black lives matter. they marched for several blocks along the way. the police looked on and did not interfere as the protest was p