officers need to have the right tools. >> if tasers had been around, if those officers had been taseralive. >> reporter: the justice department recommended six years ago that all philadelphia officers be equipped with less-lethal options like tasers. >> walter wallace's family was very adamant that they requested that all officers be given tasers. and there's a real sense that they've been let down. >> well, i have made the request. it costs approximately $14 million over a period of five years to get everyone in patrol, at least, outfitted with tasers. all budgets are approved by the city council, and the budget has not yet been ultimately approved. >> reporter: outlaw says that reform is costly. but the family believes inaction costs even more. >> justice needs to be served and them cops need to be locked up for what they did to him. >> you think the officers should be investigated, if not charged? >> charged, that's right. do it. >> walter wallace's family, his father, his mother, told me point blank, we think that the officers should be behind bars. >> that's a comment and a quest

>> taser, taser, taser! [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. >> whoa, [ muted ] damn it, get up here. >> blood all over. hope this guy ain't got aids. [ screaming ] >> the ap tonight has posted one other portion of the video. this portion doesn't have sound. we believe what happened there is the trooper turned off the microphone on his body cam. but you can see here ronald greene handcuffed on the ground. the ap reports that later, after a several-minute stretch in which ronald greene is not seen on camera, he appears again, limp, unresponsive, bleeding from his head, bleeding from his face. he's then loaded onto an ambulance gurney. his arm is cuffed to the bed rail. but here what you will see is an officer putting leg shackles on him. i'm not going to show you this part but what you can see in part of this video is the officer dragging mr. greene by his shackles, face down. his handcuffs are on him behind his back, he's shackled and he's face down and limp and they're dragging him face down ac

two attempts to taser dalian atkinson were described as "ineffective".to have fired a third taser for 33 seconds which was described as six times longer than the standard five—second phase. dalian atkinson's brother and sister—in—law were in court today. they heard how other officers then arrived at the scene. the prosecution said one saw pc monk's right foot was resting on dalian atkinson's head. benjamin monk denies murder and manslaughter. his colleague, ellie bettley—smith, with whom he was in a relationship, denies assault causing actual bodily harm. they claim they were entitled to use force on dalian atkinson because he was attempting to get up and they feared for their safety. the trial is expected to last up to eight weeks. sian lloyd, bbc news, birmingham crown court. foreign ministers from the world's leading economies, the g7, have been meeting in london today for their first face—to—face talks in more than two years. discussions have been focussed on the ongoing crisis in myanmar, as well as relations with russia, china and iran. our diploma

taser taser. >> ah! >> reporter: the troopers tased green multiple times while he is face down on the ground as they attempt to handcuff him. another trooper can be seen kicking green. >> all right? >> you got -- aids. >> the associated press released three segments of the video which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has neither reviewed or obtained the original video and it is unclear what occurred before or in between the clips. the video is being seen for the first time by the public but the incident took place two years ago. the body cam footage is shocking considering the way the encounter was described in the louisiana state police initial report in 2019, which says troopers attempted to pull green over for an unspecified traffic violation that ended when green crashed his vehicle. the report also says, quote, green was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a struggle with troopers. green died on the way to the hospital reports say. at no time on the v

mr monk deployed his taser twice. 0n the third occasion he fired is taser and it completely incapacitatedcution said that he fired the taserfor prosecution said that he fired the taser for too long. prosecution said that he fired the taserfor too long. it prosecution said that he fired the taser for too long. it was 33 seconds rather than the standard five seconds that was deployed and subsequently once dalian atkinsion was on the ground, pc monk is alleged to have kicked him and had a number of times and pc smith was also supposed to have beaten him weather button when he was on the ground. we have heard that several witnesses saw this confrontation and other officers that arrived on scene very soon this happened describe saying pc monk standing with his foot on mr atkinson's had and he was making a low growling noise. he was taken to hospital and sadly, he died. this happened five years ago today we had the beginning of the prosecution case which will be continued tomorrow morning. before, we hear the opening statements from the defence, the trial itself is due to last between six weeks

>> get on the ground. >> taser, taser, taser. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. behind your back. put your hands behind your back. >> goddamn it, get up here. >> you better not move. [ moaning ] >> got it? >> you all right? >> joining me now to discuss this is phillip atiba goff, the president and co-founder of the center for policing equity. and captain ron johnson, formerly with the missouri state highway patrol. gentlemen, thank you for joining. i wish i could see you under better circumstances. difficult to watch that video. phillip, i'm going to start with you. we saw ronald greene tased, beaten, dragged in shackles by his feet. the police report says greene was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a strug of with troopers. a short time later greene became unresponsive and was transported to glenwood medical center. greene died while en route to glenwood medical center. it's outrageous. does this show there was a cover-up from the very beginning? >> so i just -- i have to put this into context. there's not one officer there who gets scared and says,

to attempt to taser dalian atkinson were described as ineffective.aserfor 33 it is alleged that pc monk fired a third taser for 33 seconds which was described as six times longer than the standard five second phase. dalian atkinson's brother and sister—in—law were in court today. they heard how other officers then arrived at the scene. the prosecution said one source pc monk's bright but was resting on dalian atkinson's head. benjamin monk denies murder and manslaughter. pc mary ellen bettley—smith who we was in a relationship with denies assault causing actual bodily harm. they say he was entitled to use force on dalian atkinson because he was attempting to get up and they feared for his safety. the trial is expected to last eight weeks. our top story this evening... life in the uk will start to feel normal again by this summer, says one of the main scientists behind lockdown. police in kent warn people to be vigilant if they head out alone, one week after the body ofjulia james was found in woodland near dover. coming up in sportsday on the bbc new

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> greene's family told them he died after a car wreck tonight what the video shows. >>> real estate racism when refinancing her home, she felt like she was being lowballed. she tried again. >> i tried with my girlfriend, both married to white men. i need to borrow jone of you all >> now her fight for fairness goes to the federal level. >>> plus, she fought off an armed kidnapper and is now telling her story. >>> the year of the no-hitter. why baseball changed >>> live from cnbc, the facts, the truth, "the news" with shepard smith. >>> as we come on the air tonight, an official cease-fire has just begun in the middle east now we wait to see if the fire will actually cease. the declared calm follows 11 straight days of carnage between israel and hamas just last hour president biden praised the troops and said his administration will continue to push diplomacy in the region. >> i believe the palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely and will enjoy equal measures of freedom, prosperity and democracy. my administration will continue our

. >> taser, taser, taser.ams) >> reporter: after excerpts were published by the associated press, state police released 40 minutes of body camera videos, which show greene being tased and punched from several angles. officers say he continued to resist. greene can be heard repeatedly saying "i'm sorry." >> i'm sorry. i'm sorry. i'm sorry. >> reporter: the f.b.i. is investigating greene's death and what led up to it, but on the tape, trooper chris hollingsworth is heard explaining what happened. >> i beat the ever living ( bleep ) out of him, choked him, and everything else trying to get him under control. and the ( bleep ) was still fighting, and we was still wrestling with him, trying to hold him down, because he was spitting blood everywhere, and then all of a sudden he just went limp. >> reporter: greene's family is suing the louisiana state police for wrongful death. they say the agency initially claimed greene died after crashing into a tree during the chase. cbs news has confirmed an autopsy report showe

>> taser, taser, taser! [inaudible] >> put your hands behind your back. >> get up here. get your arm! >> but all over. this guy doesn't have aids! >> the ap tonight has posted one of the portion of the video. this portion doesn't have sound. we believe the trooper turned off the microphone on his body. can you can see their ronald greene handcuffed on the ground. the ap reports that later, after several minutes scratch on which ronald greene is not seen on camera, he appears again, limp unresponsive. bleeding from his head, leading from his face. he's unloading on to an ambulance gurney. his arm is cuff to the bed real. but here, what you will see is an officer putting leg shackles on him. and i'm not going to show this part, but what you can see in part of this video is the officer dragging mr. greene by those lake shackles, across the ground, face down. again, his handcuffs are on him, behind his back. his legs are shackled. he's faced down and limp. and they are dragging him by the leg shackles, face down, across the ground. now, the louisiana state police tonight, wo

>> taser, taser, taser.ut your hands behind your back. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your ba back. >> god [ muted ] get up here. you better not move. >> are you all right? >> the ap posted three clips about two minutes in total length. clip three, which we'll show you right now, may be the worst part. the ap does not explain why there's no audio. troopers have greene handcuffed and shackled by his legs, and then louisiana state troopers are seen dragging greene on the ground, face down. police claim that greene died on his way to the hospital. the ap says a longer 46-minute recording exists. cnn has not reviewed that. once again, it's the video revealing an entirely different account from what law enforcement initially described. entirely different. and as cnn's josh campbell reports, the ronald greene case is, sadly, just the latest on a very long list. >> reporter: george floyd, walt er scott, breonna taylor, laquan mcdonald. a few names of black people dying at the hands of police officers, polic

drop the knife. >> no,. >> taser, taser, taser. [moaning] >> what you see get back up.again and send more current back into it. >> how do you feel now. >> i feel great now. i could have run -- i lost complete control of my left leg. [moaning] >> so often you hear about we don't want to hear about military equipment and surplus equipment on the street it gives the wrong message to the community. i look at this vehicle and although it's built for a different cause it looks like something that might be under scrutiny from washington when they talk about police reform. [siren] >> this is a, what we call a fat cat. we purchased it. this is like a bullet proof ambulance. it can bring my men and women safely into an environment of an active shooter and take those victims out from that same environment. >> brian: you just had something where you needed this vehicle at the stop and shop that made national news. you were able to bring a suspect in alive. >> that vehicle was on the scene in front. if the individuals started to shoot from the window and hit somebody, this vehicle i

. >> taser taser taser ( screaming ) >> put your hands behind your back! >> reporter: the 2019 video newly obtained by the associated press shows greene beaten, kicked >> you're about to get it again! >> reporter: and repeatedly tased by one of seven white officers on the scene. the 49 year old was also dragged briefly by his shackled ankles. the a.p. says green was then left face down for more than nine minutes. when you first saw this video what did you think? >> i thought it was a murder. >> reporter: tonight cbs news is hearing from greene's mother, mona hardin, who first saw the video last fall. >> no one is above the law, but it seems like they continue to dance this out to where they just want it to go away. >> reporter: harden says state police initially claimed her son died in injuries in a car crash that ended the chase, later changing the story acknowledging there was a struggle and saying greene died en route to the hospital. lee merritt has filed a wrongful death suit on the family's behalf. >> these men not only had to do this terrible thing,

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> once the handcuffs go on, then the force must stop.dn't happen in the case of ronald green. >> reporter: one officer is heard degrading green, as he lies on the grown. this video was obtained by the associated press. the agency released three segments, totalling over two minutes. the entire original video is 46 minutes long. cnn has neither reviewed nor obtained the original video, and it's not clear what occurred before or in between the clips. >> you better not move. >> reporter: at one point, an officer drags green by his feet. police said ronald green died on the way to a hospital. green's family said police told them green died in the crash and filed a wrongful death lawsuit. >> the family is hopeful after appropriate public outcry from the brutality we see in this video, that the powers that be will told these officers accountable. >> reporter: up to now, there have been accusations of cover-up and secrecy regarding the case. the initial crash report from state police in 2019 says the troopers attempted to pull green over for an

the taser -- the taser! stop fighting! 53. >> tucker: hard to watch.rd brooks, grabbed an officers taser and wept around him pointed it at the officers chasing him, that's when one of them shot and killed him. within a few days, officer rolfe was fired from the forest, and charged with murder. now, he's been reinstated. the service board rule to his firing was unlawful because he was not given due process, something that still observed in atlanta. though not and other parts of the country. he faces criminal charges. one of the people who's been very direct about this case, and fearless on it from day one has been candace owens. here's what she tweeted, rayshard brooks and away from cops with the stolen taser which he attempted to fire at talks. a black lives matter doesn't care about facts, let's burn down atlanta. candace owens is the host of "candace." i'm always reminded by certain people who want to make you be quiet, and it's tweets like that. do you feel vindicated by this decision to reinstate the officer to the force of atlanta? >> no. i'm actu

. >> taser taser taser. >> ah! ah! >> put your hands behind your back, behind your back. >> make sure he don't get rolling -- >> oh, get up here! >> you better not move. >> oohh -- >> those are the sounds of a human being. this morning on cnn greene's mother says after viewing that disturbing video she has had to relive the video every day since. >> the fact that it was a cover-up. it's been a nightmare. we've not properly grieved. by need to hold these people accountable. someone needs to pay. someone needs to go to jail for this. this is murder what happened to my son ronnie. >> cnn's nick valencia has been following this and has the latest on the investigation and what the family is saying as well. has there been any reaction from police from local authorities, particularly to the contrast between what the video shows and what the initial police description of this was? >> that is a great question. and something that we posed to the louisiana state police yesterday but they said they're under an order, federal order

pc munk deployed his taser twice unsuccessfully on mr atkinson... that there were lots of witnesses to this. people who had been woken up by the disturbance in this small cul—de—sac in telford. many had described what had happened, although there do differ slightly. now we are getting on to evidence from other police officers, who arrived at the scene. one of them said that when he arrived, he arrived, he saw mr atkinson lying on the ground with pc munk�*s put on his head they will hear statements from the defence that would normally happen later. the case itself is expected to last between six to eight months. let's look a little more at how the investigation could take shape and what steps come next. mike mcloughlin is the managing director of xd rail, a company which offers training in rail investigations and safety. he's also a former derailment investigator. thank you for being with us. clearly, a terrible disaster in mexico and the country's president has already promised there will be a full investigation and people want answers. , :, , g, fu

taser, taser, taser! i just shot him. >> she didn't mean it, it was an accident. and now, minnesota attorney general keith ellison, who made the move at the governor's direction because the locals there said we think the public have lost confidence in us so the governor got involved, brought in ellison, the ag, he will lead now the manslaughter prosecution of kim potter for wright's death as he did in putting the team together to deal with derek chauvin in the murder of george floyd. the hennepin county prosecutor knew well enough to ask for the state to step in. but they didn't have to. so here's the question. why doesn't the system provide that there is always an outside prosecutor when policing is at issue? why isn't that the system? why is the system created to insulate the local prosecutorial instrument from any kind of scrutiny? in the george floyd murder, again, the governor had to step in and appoint the ag after local lawmakers said constituents lost confidence. what if they hadn't? the initial report from the cops there was what? you know, this is about

and while we're at it, why are we tasering so many people? it's because when people hear "taser," they assume it's harmless because it's non- lethal. but in fact, it's an act of torture to force compliance. and it's just possible that our laws are enforced too much with threats of violence for something that considers itself a free society. and clearly the city council of brooklyn center feels that wa, because last night they passed a resolution banning dangerous crowd-control tactics including the use of rubber bullets and tear gas. which is why it was surprising to see tear gas being used on pprotessed. okay, well that's breaking the law, somebody call the... oh. okay. right. that's why it's called law en force ment, not law en follow ment. but, in fairness to the police, they're just using the only tools and training we give them. it's like the saying goes, "if all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail." also, maybe let's not give the police hammers. there's also not-great news on the vaccine front, i'll tell you all about it

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troopers can be seen punching green after appearing to drag him out of his vehicle. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: troopers tased green multiple times as they attempt to handcuff them. another appears to kick green. the associated press released three segments of the video, which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has never reviewed or obtained the original video, and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the 2019 state police report says officers attempted to pull green over for unspecified traffic violation. green's mother says two officers wouldn't tell her why law enforcement was chasing green. she says the lack of transparency on fbehalf of authorities has been painful. >> i'm so pissed. but we're going to get results. >> reporter: at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render medical aid to green who, according to the associated press, was face down and moaning for more than nine minutes. two of the officers continue to be employed by the department. both were reprimanded for their actions tha

taser as a technology been around for a long time. does your department use tasers? chief conte: yes, sir, we do. mr. higgins: they save thousands of lives across the country. have you ever discussed with your chain of command colleagues, with the capitol police, why they do not support tazers? chief conte: no, that's not a conversation we have had, sir. mr. higgins: when you have joint operations, which would be normal, is it a consideration regarding crowd control? chief conte: it depends. it's a less lethal option and kind of defends on the situation. mr. higgins: exactly. it's a less lethal option that the united states capitol police has not deployed. despite the fact that they have used the most modern technologies to further their law enforcement mission, which i support. madam chair, my time has expired. and i yield. chair maloney: the gentleman yields back the balance of his time. the gentleman from maryland, mr. raskin, is recognized for five minutes. mr. raskin: thank you, madam chair. million miller, senator mcconnell said that american citizens attacked

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another one grabs his taser. you can see part of it there.er one grabs his badge and radio. and another tries to grab his service weapon and another one says take his gun and kill him with it. that's what's described in the court records in the charges against these four men. one of the most horrific scenes happened right there on that scene on the lower terrace on the west side of the capitol that day. >> as you're watching officer fanone, he told me it was difficult to hear lawmakers whitewash what happened on january 6th. what are you thinking when you watch this gut wrenching video? >> it's certainly hard to watch, but you can imagine just having to live through it like fanone and so many others did, how traumatic that was. i've never seen anything like that and i've been through a lot of protests and a lot of riots, quite frankly. but i haven't seen anything like this. and then to have elected officials act as if it didn't happen, it's an embarrassment. they should be ashamed of themselves, but i know they aren't. congress -- many member

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> put your hands behind your back.ds behind your back. >> make sure -- >> put your hands behind your back. >> [ bleep ] get up here. get your [ bleep ] on. >> you better not move. >> got it? >> you all right? >> blood all over. i hope this guy ain't got [ bleep ] aids. >> greene's family members say that police initially told them that he died when his car crashed and the initial state police crash report made no mention of troopers using force or arresting greene. the first mention of a struggle came when greene's death was investigated by the louisiana state after his daughter filed a wrongful death lawsuit in may of last year. cnn's ryan young is following. . ryan, i know we have obtained some new body camera video. cnn is in the process have reviewing it, deciding what will be put on air, but what can you tell us about what it shows? >> yeah, victor, you know i've been working this story for several days now. i was able to get from a source the video, the new video. we've been watching it for maybe the last 40 minu

>> taser, taser, taser. [ screaming ] >> put your hands behind your back. put your hands behind your back. oh, god dammit, get up here. >> you better not move. [ moaning ] >> got it? >> are you all right? >> you've got [ bleep ] aids. >> at the end that's the officer saying i've got blood all over me, i hope this guy ain't got bleepin' aids. then the audio is cut off. so we don't know what else is being said, but we can see. and in this next clip i would say that you should watch the lower left side to start, okay? a trooper uses his foot to force greene to play face down. do you see what's happening here? okay? so he's got him laying face down. remember, he's cuffed. you can see the cuffs in the lower left-hand corner. he's not going anywhere. then this a few moments later. they get ankle cuffs on him. they get them on and now they will drag him by the ankles. are they trained to do that? the a.p. reports greene was then left face down for more than five minutes. i know that number is haunting. you remember it from george floyd. while troopers i don't say

another one grabs his taser. you can see part of it there.cer fanone. and then, another one grabs his badge and his radio. another one tries to take his service weapon, and says something to the -- to the effect of, take his gun and kill him with it. that's what fanone says and what is described in the court records. the charges against these four men. again, some of the most horrific scenes happened right there, at that scene, in the lower terrace on the west side of the capitol that day. >> chief ramsey, i got to ask you. as you're watching officer fanone. he told me that it was difficult to hear lawmakers whitewash what happened on january 6th. what are you thinking when you watch this gut-wrenching video? >> well, i mean, it's certainly hard to watch. but you can imagine just having to live through it, like fanone and so many others did. how traumatic that was. i mean, i've never seen anything like that and i have been through a lot of protests and a lot of riots, quite frankly. but i haven't seen anything like this. and then, to have ele

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: troopers tased green multiple times while he is face down on thehey attempt to handcuff him. another trooper can be seen kicking green. >> [ bleep ] aids. >> reporter: the associated press released three segments of the video which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has neither reviewed or obtained the original video and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the video is being seen by the public for the first time, but the incident took place two years ago. the body cam footage is shocking considering the way the encounter was described in louisiana state police initial report in 2019 which says troopers attempted to pull green over for an unspecified traffic violation that ended when green crashed his vehicle. the report also says, quote, green was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a struggle with troopers. green died on the way to the hospital, the report said. at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render in i medical aid to green who according to the ass

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> put your hands behind your back. >> troopers tase greene multiple times as he's face down on the ground while they attempt to handcuff him. another trooper appears to kick greene. the associated press released three segments of the original video, which says is 46 minutes long. only two of the clips have sawedio. cnn has never reviewed or obtained the original audio. lee meritt, an attorney for the greene family. >> what it tells us about police brutality, it's a team sport. >> reporter: 2019 police report says they attempted to pull greene over for unspecified traffic violations. two investigative officers wouldn't tell his mother why they were chasing greene. the lack of transparency on behalf of authorities, she says, has been painful. >> i am so pissed but i'm a good pissed, because we're going to get results. >> reporter: the associated press reports at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid to greene who, according to the associated press, was face down and moaning for more than nine minutes. two of the officers c

this time, officers taser him and tell him to get on the floor.d heard screaming on the ground. two minutes later, sutherland is cuffed and taken out of his cell. his family sees the video for the first time two weeks ago. >> mental illness does not give anybody the right to put their hands on my child. >> reporter: sutherland's father said a mental health professional in the cell with his son would have changed the outcome. >> he was already afraid and confused about the situation. and there was nobody in there to talk to him, with any compassion. to try to reason with him. >> reporter: charleston county sheriff kristin graziano speaking out. >> i will not tolerate any acts of violence against our citizens or our residents at our facility. and i will -- and any acts of destruction that jeopardizes the safety of is that community. >> and that was ryan young reporting. >>> all right. coming up as the death toll climbs in gaza from israeli air strikes and artillery, deadly violence is now spreading to the west bank. we're going to take you to the re

>> taser taser taser. >> ah! ah! >> put your hands behind your back. behind your back. >> ah! >> the video shows greene being tased, kicked, dragged by state troopers. at one point he cries out to the officers saying, i'm sorry. i'm scared. i'm your brother. again, this was two years ago. a year before, minneapolis police murdered george floyd. in both cases officers lied in their initial police reports. in the case of greene the family says police told them he died in a car crash. a state official with knowledge of the investigation tells cnn that louisiana state police started investigating the incident as a criminal matter the night it happened. state police claim the investigation is still under way and the release of the video, they say, is premature in their view. the only reason we are even seeing this video is because it was obtained by the associated press. what now? joining me now is ronald greene's mother and the family's attorney. thank you for being here. there is no way it gets any easier having to hear and see any of that tape again. when did you begin to suspec

. >>> disturbing new video of a black man who died after being dragged, cuffed and tasered by police,ut his family says they were told he died in a car accident. >>> prince william slamming the bbc and it all has to do with an interview of princess diana back in 1995. ♪ >>> there has been calm in gaza and israel for the past nine hours now after an unconditional ceasefire took effect at 2:00 a.m. local time. both sides agreeing to end 11 days of fighting in a deal born of pressure from the u.s. and mediation by egypt. the gaza health ministry run by hamas reports 232 palestinians were killed since the escalation in fighting last week. the number of dead in israel is 12, double its civilian death toll from the last big confrontation seven years ago. u.s. secretary of state antony blinken will travel to the middle east in the coming days to meet with the israeli and palestinian leadership, and on thursday president biden warned there is still much to be done to avoid the next major confrontation. >> i believe the palestinians and israelis equally deserve to live safely and securely and

a taser is not some safety tool. it's not a band-aid. a taser is a weapon by definition.ring severe mental health, schizophrenia. he asked officers, what is this about? what is this about officers? i'm not resisting officers. and they continued to cattle prong him, put a spit mask on his face, lay him on his stomach, put their knees on his back, drag him out of his cell like he was a sack of potatoes. it's disgusting, right? these are not things that just started happening, rev. they've been happening back to when you were young and you were in the fight and you were this the streets and you were at the rallies. the only difference between then and now is now we have it on video. >> yeah. >> and even after video, rev, after video, after video, when are we, as a society, going to take a stance and say we will no longer allow our government, our law enforcement to treat us like the governments -- like we're seeing in colombia right now, like we see in venezuela, like we see in north korea. the line has to be drawn somewhere, rev. it's getting ridiculous. we've been praying

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: troopers tased green multiple times, while he is face down onseen kicking greene. "the associated press" released three segments of the original video, which it says, it 46-minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has, neither, reviewed or obtained the original video. and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the video's being seen by the public for the first time. but the incident took place two years ago. the body-cam footage is shocking, considering the way the encounter was described. and louisiana state police' initial report in 2019, which says troopers attempted to pull greene over for an unspecified-traffic violation, that ended when greene crashed his vehicle. the report, also, says, quote, greene was taken into custody, after resisting arrest. and a struggle with troopers. greene died on the way to the hospital, the report said. at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any-medical aid to green, who according to "the associated press," was face down and moaning for more th

>> taser, taser, taser. >> put your hands back. behind your back. >> get up here! not move. [ moaning ] >> all right? >> those are the sounds of a human being. sounds of a human being. can barely listen to it. >> nick, the moaning continued for nine minutes. he was left on the ground for nine minutes, and there was no medical aid rendered. and now his mother is speaking out. what is she saying? >> no part of that video can you see state troopers trying to render aid to ronald greene. and that video is so difficult to watch and to listen to. especially so early in the morning. and we know that the family maintains that initially they were told by state police that their loved one died after a car crash going through the windshield and hitting a tree. the mother, who was on cnn last night, believes that this is all part of a cover-up from the governor on down to the state police. and though this happened more than two years ago, you could still see just how visibly shaken he is -- or she is, rather, after what happened. >> from that first time reviewing it, i relived

didn't see the taser he was holding. >> he starts tasing her and doesn't stop. not moving inside the suitcase at all. he races into the bedroom, grabs a pillow off the bed, comes back in. pushes me away, unzips the suitcase, takes the pillow, compresses it over her mouth, grabs the wine bottle that is maybe four feet away, takes the wine bottle, crack, crack. i think maybe it's three times he hits her. he tells me to go inside the bathroom, start the water. >> she was terrified, she says. did you say, "ethan, stop?" >> i didn't say anything. >> didn't say anything at all? why not? >> i cried but i didn't say anything. i didn't know what to do. i didn't know what to say. when he told me to do something, i did it. >> she filled the tub, she says. >> he asked me to help her pull in there. i tried, but i can't do. i start crying, and i throw up in the toilet. >> why didn't you pull her out of the water? >> at that point, i -- the only thing i was thinking about was how am i going to make it out of this house. >> did you think ethan would kill you, too? >> why not? w

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: greene is tased multiple times but most of what happened is off-camera i'm sorry! >> reporter: during the graphic and disturbing video, greene is repeatedly punched, put in a choke hold and dragged through the dirt. his family showing audio of what is one officer describing the violent arrest. that officer later died in a single car crash hours after learning he would be fired for his role in the incident. state police offering no comment on the audio. >> i had to see my son take his last breath. i had to see what they did to him. >> reporter: greene's mother said after her son was shackled, he was left to die as officers washed their bloody hands. >> i hope this guy ain't got [ bleep ] aids. >> i saw it the first time and i said this is premeditated murder. >> reporter: greene's family said louisiana state troopers tried to cover up the beating outside monroe, first saying he died on impact from the car crash. but never mentioned the beating. >> this is probably one of the most disturbing videos i have ever seen of police brutality. it invokes the image

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> agh! >> put your hands behind your back. >> reporter: troopers tased greene multiple times while he is face-down on the green while they attempt to handcuff him. another appears to kick greene. >> you got [ bleep ] aids. >> reporter: the associated press released three segments of the original video, which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has never reviewed or obtained the original video, and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the 2019 state police report says officers attempted to pull greene over for unspecified traffic violation. moda hardin, green's mother says two investigative officers wouldn't tell her why law enforcement was chasing greene. hardin says the lack of transparency on behalf of authorities has been painful. >> i am so pissed, but i'm a good pissed because we're going get results. >> reporter: the associated press report that at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: troopers tased greene multiple times while he's face down on thecking greene. the associated press released three segments of the original video which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has neither reviewed nor obtained the original video and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the video is being seen by the public for the first time. but the incident took place two years ago. the body cam footage is shocking considering the way the encounter was described in louisiana state police initial report in 2019. which says troopers attempted to pull greene over for unspecified traffic violation that ended when greene crashed his vehicle. the report also says, quote, greene was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a struggle with troopers. greene died on the way to the hospital, the report said. at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid to greene who, according to the associated press, was face down and moaning for more than nine minutes. cnn has

. >> taser taser taser. >> reporter: troopers tased green multiple times while he's face down on the ground as they attempt to handcuff him. another trooper can be seen kicking green. the associated press released three segments of the original video which it says is 40 seconds long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has neither reviewed nor obtained the original video and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the video is being seen by the public for the first time. but the incident took place two years ago. the body cam footage is shocking considering the way the encounter was described in the louisiana police initial state report in 2019 which says troopers attempted to pull green over for unspecified traffic violation that ended when green crashed his vehicle. the report also says, quote, green was taken into custody after resisting arrest and has struggled with troopers. green died on the way to the hospital, the report said. at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid to greene who according to the associate

>> taser, taser, taser. >> you're about to get it again if you don't put your [ bleep ] hands behind your back. mother -- you better not move. [ screaming ] >> blood all over. hope this guy st. got -- aids. >> nbc has now also obtained a copy of the autopsy report which did show that ronald green had cocaine and alcohol, high levels of that in his system and it also showed that he had a broken chest bone -- sorry, breast plate, a torn aorta and a head injury, and it is unclear whether he sustained those injuries as a part of the high-speed chase and ultimate car crash or if that happened in that struggle and altercation with police, but what we do know is that what the medical examiner has listed as the cause of death, and i want to quote this here is cocaine-induced agitated delirium complicated by motor vehicle collision physical struggle, inflicted head injury and restraint. though notably that report did not list a manner of death. if it was a homicide, accidental or undetermined. and so i also had an opportunity to speak with the family attorney just a little while ago and he te

. >> taser, taser, taser. you're about to get it again if you don't put your hands behind your back, mother, you better not move. >> you all right? >> blood all over. i hope this guy ain't got a.i.d.s. >> so, police initially told greene's family that he had died after crashing his car during a high-speed police chase after an unspecified traffic violation. they said greene did struggle with police and died on his way to the hospital, but yesterday's release of the full body cam footage shows the detention of greene was aggressively violent. >> all right, sir. >> don't you turn over. >> all right. >> don't you turn over. lay on your belly. lay on your belliment. >> yes, sir. okay, okay, sir. >> lay on your [ bleep ] belly. >> yes, sir. >> do you understand? >> yes, sir. >> so, one of the troopers, chris hollingsworth, who died in a single vehicle highway crash hours after he learned he would be fired for his role in the incident, admitted in the footage to the rough physical treatment of greene. >> i beat the

says that dalian atkinson died as a result of a third deployment of the taser during which mr atkinson force in that he was kicked in the head by pc monk, they allege that that left an imprint on his forehead and that pc monk beat him with her tongue while he was lying on the ground. the trial is due to last another six weeks and both of those officers denied murder and assault. police have urged people living near aylesham in kent to remain cautious and vigilant following the murder of a community support officer a week ago. detectives say they haven't established a motive forjulia james' death, and have made no arrests. our correspondent simon jones is in aylesham. julia james was working from home last tuesday, she went out to walk her dog when she was attacked. she had suffered head injuries which were very severe. hundreds of officers have been involved in the investigation since, but as yet there is no key suspect and no motive the police have been able to establish. no arrests have been made. the chief constable of kent police today visited the scene to get an update on what had

. >> taser, taser, taser. >> reporter: troopers tase green multiple times while he's facedown on theund as they attempt to handcuff him. another trooper can be seen kicking green. the associated press released three segments of the original video, which it says is 46 minutes long. only two of the video clips have audio. cnn has neither reviewed or obtained the original video, and it's unclear what occurred before or in between the video clips. the video is being seen by the public for the first time, but the incident took place two years ago. the body cam footage is shocking, considering the way the encounter was described in the louisiana state police initial report in 2019, which says troopers attempted to pull green over for unspecified traffic violation that ended when green crashed his vehicle. the report also says, quote, green was taken into custody after resisting arrest and a struggle with troopers. green died on the way to the hospital, report said. at no time on the video can troopers be seen trying to render any medical aid to green who according to the associated press w