is that taser being deployed right now or is it on him? it looks like they tried to tas him later when he did the foot pursuit 50 it looks to me like that taser is pressed right up against his body in which case you can't deploy it. it's got to shoot out so if it' pressed right up on his body it's not going to happen. he get there it goes right there . >> that's right. >> it didn't look like it was effective at that point frisky either that or they missed. >> let's go back too so. we can hear some language from the victim again, this is graphic. watch. >> give me your hands. >> mom! mom! >> give me your hands. give me your hands. give me your hands. to give me your hands for it ca get this was in his neighborhoo where he resided. reportedly the house is not tha far away and that might be one of the reasons he is yelling so loudly for his mother. it strikes me in the video that you just showed is that they ar outright punching and he's not doing that. >> that is not good. think it we are going to try to show you, i know it's the end o the h

her taser as a sidearm. she is well-trained she is a veteran.ly she wasn'tt because she mr. kerr taser for a firearm. there is humor but it had a great outcome. but i am familiar with the training protocol for aw taser and we don't train or place officers in stressful situations during training. when we train with a firearm we shoot at static target on —- targets. this is the most serious event a police officer can be involved in with deadly force and we spentti the least amount of time and my time as a cop preparing for that if you ever have the misfortune involved in shooting the target is never standing still that has an incredibly stressful environment and to process information and make the correct choices takes a lot of training so i want to bring attention to the fact in a lot of instances setting up officers for failure. in the way between our police. wearing the crops and t-shirt every day ofhe my career. even in the winter. about a mantra in the mirror as you are getting ready. >> i checked the time to remind myself and people i am int

uno saco una pistola taser. le daban Órdenes.e los uniformados y comienza a correr. los policÍas le disparan con una pistola taser y le indican a otras patrullas la direcciÓn en la que iba el joven. otra cÁmara capta de una forma mÁs amplia cÓmo se manejÓ el arresto. uno de los uniformados lo patea en mÁs de una ocasiÓn. se le ve a otro policÍa llegando cuando ya nicole estaba arrestado. comienzan una vez mÁs a pegarle al joven, quien clamaba por su madre. la sangre en el asfalto estaba por todas partes. aunque la ambulancia estaba en el lugar, no se de a ningÚn paramÉdico atendiÉndolo. un oficial o golpea en el rostro. luego de largos minutos de violencia desmedida, los paramÉdicos se aproximan para asistir a tyre nichols y llevarlo al hospital. leÓn: las protestas cÓmo han sido? reportera: ya por lo menos no hay protestas en este momento. se desarrollaron de forma pacÍfica. hubo varias bloqueos en la interestatal 55, a la altura del puente de memphis—arkansas. habÍa clamor de justicia, diciendo que no se aceptarÍan mÁs estos ca

i was like apparently she wasn't well-trainedra because she missd her taser for her firearm and there's humor in that but it obviously had a great outcome. i'm familiar with the training protocol for a taser and we don't train, we don't police officers in stressful situations during training. when we train with a firearm to shoot at static targets. i did20 it twice a year for 20 years, that's it. this is the most serious event a police officer can get involved in is using deadly force and we the least amount of time in my time as a preparing for that. if you've ever had the misfortune of being involved in the shooting your target is never standing still and is shooting back at you most often. that creates an incredibly stressful environment and to be able to process information and make the correct choices takes a lot of training and so i wanted to bring attention to the fact that we are in a lot of instances setting our officers up for failure and we need to reimagine the way that we train our police. there's a mantra that you write about in the book and you usually wear a police unifo

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. >> get your taser out. go, go.y cam video from fort worth where police responded to a suspect threatening his family with a machete before he charged at cops. total mayhem out there and americans are sick and tired of it. maniacs are attacking police with knives and lunging with officers with anything that could draw blood. like this homeless man in phoenix who refused officers' commands to drop the scissors. >> put the scissors down right now. scissors down. if you step one foot forward i will shoot you. put it down. one more. put the scissors down. [taser] >> put them down. one step and you will get shot. one step. one step. [gunfire] >> jesse: a lot of times we see drugs causing these kinds of crimes, on monday, when a cop in evansville found meth on a criminal, he grabbed the cop's stun gun and tased him before running into a garage and whackings a woman with a hammer. >> put your hands around your back. put your hands around your back. don't [bleep] [bleep] >> let go of me. >> stop it. stop. >> down. [taser] >

but unfamiliar with the trading protocol for taser.and there is, you know, we don't train, we don't place officers in stressful situations during training. when we train with the firearm we shoot at static targets. i did it twice a year for 20 years, that's it. this is the most serious event a police officer can get involved in using deadly force, and we spent the least amount of time in my time as a cop preparing for that. if you've ever had the misfortune of being involved in a shooting, you know, the target is never standing still and it shooting back at youha most oft. that creates an incredibly stressful environment, and to be able to process information and make the correct choices takes a lot of training. and so i wanted to bring attention to the fact that, you know, we are in a lot of instances setting our offices up for failure, and that we need to reimagine the way that we train our police. >> there was a mantra that you write about in the book that you come you didn't used to wear a police uniform. you i think probably were

you use your taser the wrong way. you use your batons the wrong way. didn't restrain the suspect the right way. i mean, that's just basic police protocol, and then i just can't get past the fact that you held the suspect up and you beat him. you took turns. you used your baton in the wrong way. and then i can't help but be annoyed by the fact that they fist bumped at the end. so they were many layers to this. basic police protocol was broken right here. they were on a power trip. and he didn't have to die that night. he was crying out for his mom. again, they have the right to defend themselves in the court of law, but just from a tactic standpoint, basic police protocol -- sean, i started off when i was 16 years old as a police explorer. i know protocol, and they broke every rule in the book. >> sean: you know, geraldo, lj is right. he's crying for his mom at one point. he is literally getting punched and kicked and pepper sprayed and tasered, and there's five cops there. they are supposed to be the trained professionals in the situation. look, he was

in this video and we can hear him and see him deploying that taser.also see him say "one of them prongs hit the bastard." and just listen to what he had to say in this video. >> they found him. >> martin and all them were over there chasing him. i hope they stomp his ass. i hope they stomp his ass. smith is calling for other cars because him and martin is chasing them. >> so you can hear that officer as he's been identified as officer preston hemphill by his attorney. you hear him there deploy his taser. use some pretty strong language about tyre nichols. and we are looking to see and hear if there's any charges that are going to be filed against officer hemphill. i reached out a short time ago to the district attorney's office and asked them directly are you expecting scharnlgz or should we expect charges against officer hemphill? they did not answer directly only to say that they are look at everyone on the scene, all the officers and all the first responders but clearly this fallout still continuing from what happened to tyre nichols. alisyn and vi

that's right that newly identified officer receipt on police body camera video deploying a taser at tyree nichols during that initial traffic stop. we are learning more about him this morning and other first responders that night who are now fired in a warning. the video is graphic. memphis police announcing two more officers are relieved of duty as his probe into tyree nichols. death continues. one seen here trying to taser nichols, officer preston hemphill was on scene for that. 1st january seventh confrontation between officers and nichols, but not the second time when nichols was tackled and beaten after learning nichols was found nearby, hemphill heard saying now on leave pending an investigation. i think that all of them should page along with the white officer that was tasting my son. five memphis police officers fired and facing second degree murder charges. attorneys for two of themsay their clients intend to plead not guilty. the new york times reports. those officers appear to beat nichols with a baton at least three times and punch him in the head at least five times, which ab

it shows him firing his taser at nichols during the initial police stop. a warning, it may be difficult to watch. >> i deployed my taser to stomp his ass. >> here's more detail. what can we see and hear? what does the body camera from the office reveal? >> important to note, alex, this is from the first stop. this is the first encounter between the officers and tyre nichols, and then you see that body cam footage of the newly identified officer approaching the car. you see another officer pulling tyre nichols out of the car and this officer, who we now know is preston hemphill, he deploys his taser. it's truly disturbing. many of us has seen the video, and the sounds and the things the officers were saying that day, certainly very disturbing. some of what this officer was saying is, quote, i hope they stomp his ass, and this is after tyre nichols takes off and runs to the second location. this officer was not at the second location. his attorney says he's cooperating with investigators. this makes the sixth officer with the memphis police department. we al

one of those officers seen on hibody cam struggling with nichols and deploying his taser.t officer, who is white, suspended from duty while five black officers were fired and charged with murder a seventh officer, unidentified and now late word about the emts called to treat nichols at the scene. >>> also tonight the potentially crippling ice storm across the south and the arctic blast sending temperatures pluing. al roker is tracking it >>> the new body cam in the alex murdaugh double murder trial. police inside murdaugh's gun room and outside finding spent bullet casings and recordings of murdaugh questioned by police what he said about his relationship with his wife he's accused of killing. >>> if you're planning on using your airline rewards points you could be be in for a surprise what you need to know. >>> the miracle survivor the hiker who fell 200 feet from a mountain and the rescue inspiring america. >>> and remembering two iconic figures, a hockey hall of famer and classic tv sitcom star >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with lester holt >>> good evening,

i pulled my taser? >> i have that down. >> check. >> that way. male, black, blue jeans and a plaid jacket. >> good right now? >> they found him. >> martin and all them are over there chasing him. >> okay. live tv. so we are watching this in real time with you. and so what it looks like, this is the preliminary aspect of what would become an ultimately deadly traffic stop. we saw the initial traffic stop. we saw the young man, tyre nichols, apparently attempt to flee and get tased. the officers pepper sprayed and maybe pepper sprayed each other. that's the first video we have seen. tim alexander, a civil rights attorney and former officer himself, is standing by. you can see that in memphis they're also standing by. what i'm going to do now is show you the second video. that was the first video that just shows a preliminary aspect of the stop. this is the second video that shows i think the meat of the matter. so brace yourself and please just be warned that the video is violent, apparently. i have not s

it's unclear what that role of that taser was clear.dependent on the totality of our investigative resources, but also the medical records from the hospital, as well as the coroner's report and their formal and forensic level examination. as this investigation continues, however , i will pay close attention to the use of the taser. multiple investigations are underway. anderson's family has hired attorneys. in fact, anderson, one of three men who died at the hands of the police in the first week of january, the other two shot and killed chief michael moore, questioning the decision making the tactics of his people in all three cases in downtown los angeles. fill shuman fox news. 8 44, the alameda county board of supervisors voted in favor of a recent recount in four different elections, including the oakland mayor's race. the alameda county board of supervisors is requesting a recount by the registrar's office. among them the oakland mirrors race, which centaur beat lauren taylor by 677 votes, but it's not clear whether a recount would

nichols with their fists to, boots batons, tasers, and pepper spray while yelling contradictory orders to him. they continued pummeling mr. nichols as he screamed in pain, begged them to stop. called out for his mother. one officer kicked him in the head so hard the officer was limping after words. when the meeting was over, another officer propped in apparently unconscious tyre nichols up the side of a squad car while the others laughed, fist bumped, and tried to justify their awful behavior. it took 20 minutes for an ambulance to arrive even longer for medical aid to be rendered. tyre nichols died three days later in a memphis hospital. independent autopsy revealed he had suffered extensive bleeding caused by a severe beating, that is a quote. the killing of kyiv follows years of devastating tragedies and needless loss who can ever forget george or floyd? when i saw thet videotape of wht happened to him, i saw that policeman with his knee on his neck stare straight at the camera. i will never forget that. breonna taylor, shot in her apartment. in my own home state of illinois mcdonal

his hand trying to deploy a taser. tonight, tyre nichols' family raising questions about why preston hemphill's name wasn't disclosed before now, and asking why he hasn't been charged. the original five officers who were charged with second-degree murder were all members of a unit called scorpion. driving in unmarked cars, many not in uniform. tonight, we have learned that unit has now been shut down permanently. abc's stephanie ramos leading us off in memphis, and we warn again, the images are disturbing. >> reporter: tonight, we're learning two more memphis police officers were relieved from duty. one of them seen here trying to tase tyre nichols. >> put your hands behind your back. >> okay, stop! >> reporter: preston hemphill was present when police first encountered nichols on january 7th, but not the second time, when nichols was tackled to the ground and beaten. >> give me your hands! >> reporter: officer hemphill upon learning nichols was found nearby can be heard saying this -- >> i hope they stomp his ass. >>

might find these images disturbing body cam footage and cctv pictures show the moment police officers tasers and beat terry nichols during his arrest after a traffic stop. he later died of his injuries. the 5 officers faced several charges including murder and kidnapping. odyssey is given, elizondo is in memphis. that video, certainly very troubling. what we've seen is what appeared to be a routine traffic stop turn into something very violent when police officers in circled tyree nichols at 29 year old father of 4 and beat him relentlessly for several minutes as he cried for help. he suffered injuries, he was taken to a hospital critical condition and died 3 days later, all 5 officers involved were fired from the force and also arrested and face criminal charges. debbie hines is a trial lawyer and she's also a former baltimore prosecutor. she says, reform alone won't be enough to end police brutality. there definitely is a culture that is rooted in the police department that did not just start with george floyd that did not start with frightening king is started long before that. and that c

one of the officers attempts to hit him by taser and fails. you then hear the chase play out in the radio. now let's get to the second part of the video released by the city of memphis. this one is from an elevated camera mounted to a street -- all right, i'm sorry, this is all coming in. we're doing this together. this is actually going to be from another body cam, so let me just play this video again. this is another body cam from one of the officers on scene . so everyone understands here, audio will start in just a bit but generally what's about to happen again, police body cam. this is from one of the officers. we do believe what you'll see here when the audio begins is where the actual beating of tyre nichols took place. you should be aware that that's what you're about to see if you want to see this. we're watching this all together. we have not seen it, and the audio is going to start in just a few seconds. so this is an officer driving up to the scene. as you know, tyre nichols had run away, a police officer tried to hit him, failed t

they say he was warned multiple times before the taser was used.d him in distress begging for help, they're trying to george floyd me. stephanie elum results on what happen and what went so terribly wrong. >> i'm going to tase him. >> reporter: the end of a police encounter. the beginning of a nightmare for the family of 31-year-old keenan anderson. the cousin of black lives matter co-founder patrice colors who posted keenan deserves to be alive right now. his child deserves to be raised by his father. >> sit with your legs crossed. >> reporter: police say it began with a traffic accident that witnesses said anderson caused. anderson was running around near the scene, police say, when an officer caught up with him. >> i don't want to be -- i want people to see me. >> hein initially complied as pleaded with the officer. >> please, sir, i didn't mean to. >> hold on. >> anderson jogged into the middle of the road. >> come here. >> reporter: where police restrained him and tasered him. >> turn over on your stomach right now. >> they're george floyding

the officer began chasing him on foot before firing a taser. when he continued to flee, the officer fired eight shots at his back. when his limp body fell to the ground the officer yelled put your hands behind your back. he died from those gunshots. his name was walter scott and he was 50 years old. on july 10th, 2015 in waller county, texas she was on her way to the grocery store when police pulled her over for failing to signal a lane change. when she refused an officer's request to put out her cigarette, the officer reached into her car and threatened to yank her out. when she began recording the altercation, he pulled out his tad taser and said this -- >> get out of the car. i will light you up. >> for failure to signal you're doing all of this. >> he threw her to the ground with her voice cracking she told him she had epilepsy and her head had hit the ground. he responded good. they arrested her and took her to the waller county jail. when she was found dead, her death was ruled a suicide. her name was sandra bland, she was 28 years old. o

taser. >> all right, okay, all right.ude, dang. >> turn the -- around. >> bitch, put your hands behind your back. >> you guys are really doing a lot right now. >> in a moment, the district attorney who said today, quote, we're looking at everybody in this case. even he said people who just did the paperwork on it. justice correspondent shimon prokupecz with the breaking news as well as a closer look at this disbanded scorpion unit and if there are others like it across the country. what are you learning? >> the fire department announcing a short time that three emts, a lieutenant, and two emts have been terminated, fired after taking really no action, as we saw in the video. tyre nichols' body would stay on scene for almost 20 minutes for a stretcher arrived. and as a result of the inaction by these emts, they have now been fired. also today, anderson, we're learning that a sixth and seventh police officer with the memphis police department is now on leave. they are part of this investigation, as you mentioned. the sixth

. >> taser, taser, taser!know, there's sort of this idea that you can achieve your way out of these situations. it doesn't matter if you go to college, it doesn't matter if you get a good job, it doesn't matter any of those things. >> right. >> the police will still see you as someone who's up to no good. >> all of these things kind of work together to create a perfect storm in milwaukee. >> i've heard people coming from the south and going, man, milwaukee is more -- like i feel racism deeper in milwaukee than i did in the south. yeah, i often refer to our state as wississippi. >> wississippi. that's good. i don't know if i'm allowed to say that, but that's good. wississippi. ♪ this rental car is so boring to drive. let's be honest. the rent-a-car industry is the definition of boring. and the reason can be found in the name itself. rent - a - car. you don't want a friend. you want the friend. you don't want a job. you want the job. the is always over a. that's why we don't offer a car. we offer the car. ♪ sixt

our viewers that this report contains graphic images for a video showing how memphis police officers taser it only pepper spray and restrained terry nichols. oh. 7 i. 7 7 0 yeah, the 29 year old was arrested after a traffic violation near his home. on january 7th. he died from his injuries 3 days later. the 5 police officers involved in the fatal confrontation have been fired and charged with 2nd degree murder. a crime punishable with 15 to 60 years in prison under tennessee law. we can substantiate the reason for the star. all we know is that the amount of force that was applied in this situation was over the top. nichols, death is the latest high profile case of police officers accused of using excessive force in the depths of black people and other minorities in recent years. it has spike public outcry against systemic racism in the u. s. criminal justice system. you as president joe biden says he will urge congress to pass federal police reforms. oh, does good with law and order? why with the court judge as memphis is bracing for public outreach. nicholas family has also called for pea

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the police killed the brother of the founder of the black lives matter movement with a taser. e black life matters. and it all hit. again on video. you can see how it was. they just kill him with a shocker, while he screams, save me. do not kill him, they took him and killed him simply in a shocker. uh, you see, i think that, uh, this will also have consequences. a day of its own in america has not yet begun. but today it will start , it happened yesterday and today another day has begun in america. it seems to me that this will also have very serious consequences, the united states is really now on such a barrel of disputes and the fact that they will figure it out inside. by the way, i'm not sure, because now it seems to me that the main thing in america is not to interfere. she is confidently independently moving into the abyss, where she is being led by the forces of civilization itself, which should be pushed, after all. this is a failed board, the history of the right victory, we will give the floor to the news. back in the studio big 16:50. hello in the studio of valery

tanto siguen protestas, un par de agentes fue apartado al servicio, en este video se ve que dispara el taserto fernández dice que pide que todos sean investigados . >> no importa la raza, simplemente no tiene que excederse la policía, la autoridad para ser violentos con la persona . >> familiares reaccionaron a al suspensión del agente, dicen que no fue despedido todavía, además, son 3 miembros del departamento de bomberos que fueron despedidos, agentes del alguacil fueron despediodos, por qué le pegaron tanto dice uno de los vecinos , continuamos viendo el lugar donde fue gopeado, viendo veladores, osos, dice la jefa de la autoridad, que la unidad escorpión dio resultados, arrestaron al menos a 600 personas por delitos, la ceremonia fúnebre ya se está realiando, se espera una gran multitud regreso con ustedes noticias telemundo . >> y en los Ángeles california, nueva jornada del juicio por muerte del plño anthony Ávalos, acudieron a la audiencia donde se encontraron al niño fallecido, dicen paramédicos que no encontraron antes algo semejante . >> en la corte de los Ángeles, se mostraron fot

show the moment police officers tasers and beat terry nichols during his arrest after a traffic stop. he later died from his injuries. the 5 officers faced several charges including murder and kidnapping, and demonstrations have been held in memphis in response to nickels death. protesters are calling for justice and an end to police violence. lawyers for the family of terry nichols. want the memphis police chief to disband a specialized police unit that focuses on street crime. so people are dead and at least 2 others are missing. after torrential rain caused extreme flooding in new zealand largest city, a state of emergency in oakland is going to remain in place for 7 days. after fridays down for the us, justice department is charged 3 men with plotting to kill a prominent american. iranian activist writer and woman's rights activists. massey island reside, says she was the intended target. there was the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, after africa, direct goodbye on county because the u. s. face is a fiscal show down over that limit, should the rest of the wealthy

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