give security guards tasers . mel says , guards the tasers.ood god, no, the police can't be trusted with batons. as it stands. so no thank you. when it comes to tasers, phil says there's no point in giving police tasers because they don't even enforce the law as it is today. so is the point in today. so what is the point in giving them yet another weapon? john says nothing wrong with shopkeepers having taser shopkeepers having a taser device. use electric fencing device. i use electric fencing for sheep and i'm petrified for my sheep and i'm petrified and i'm petrified of touching the fence. there's no better deterrent. and says michelle, you're going soft. i agree with richard. we really do need these deterrents. we are becoming a lawless society. i don't think i'm going soft. i do believe in tough law and order. and i would have no issues tasering a knife, man. i just think if you're shoving, i don't know, like i said, cathedral city, down your pants. i'm not really sure that you deserve 50,000v, but, hey , you deserve 50,000v, but, hey, may

a taser.handbag, don't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat, don't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was1't earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was my earth. not. if you're going into a harthat was my favourite bit as >> that was my favourite bit as well. just i didn't realise well. i just i didn't realise tailors weren't legal in the uk. and me, i have and if you'll excuse me, i have to home very quickly to drive home very quickly and get the unless you want get to the skip. unless you want to tasers. that's what to buy 200 tasers. that's what i took for that. what do you think, leo? >> yeah, mean, pretty much >> yeah, i mean, pretty much what said. what you all said. >> you. all right. we >> no, thank you. all right. we nailed taser let's do nailed the taser story. let's do this in the sunday this one then in the sunday telegraph, zealand telegraph, a new zealand has voted conservative voted for a conservative government. ungrateful. voted for a conservative goverjacind

now she is in the hospital under the supervision of our doctors the latvian police used a taser all the they put my husband and other people in the car, they used a taser all the time, and i only heard my husband screaming, but they didn’t touch me and my children, they took my husband to some room, and i heard screams, the sound of a stun gun, the children were leaned against the fence, and my husband was in some room, the children were very scared and i did not let them look. and the children said that they could not go, they needed medical care, a medical examination, pointing weapons at the refugees, they forced them to leave the territory of latvia through the gate, which is intended for the migration of wild animals, since the beginning of the year, we have found 17 corpses in the area of ​​​​responsibility of the polovsk border detachment, the inhumane attitude of the latvian country continues almost every day and we see that they absolutely stop at nothing, they do not provide. .. help, they do not meet halfway, but only mock people and use brutal physical force, and sometimes t

a taser all the time, and i only heard my husband screaming: but they didn’t touch me and my childrenusband to some room, and i i heard screams, the sound of a stun gun, the children were leaned against the fence, and my husband was in some room, the children were very scared and i did not let them look and asked them not to look at everything, women and children said, that they could not go, they needed medical assistance, a medical examination, pointing weapons at the refugees, they forced them to leave the territory... through the gate, which is intended for the migration of wild animals. since the beginning of the year , we have found 17 corpses in the area of ​​responsibility of the polovsky border detachment. inhuman relations in the latvian country continue almost every day and we see that they stop at absolutely nothing, they do not provide assistance, they do not meet halfway, but only mock people and use brutal physical force, and sometimes threaten with weapons. let me remind you that the day before, two more corpses of foreigners were discovered by our border guards near t

kerr raises his left hand and the deputy discharges his taser. handsout .r >> shots fired. >> the deputy handcuffing kerr later providing medical assistance before he later died. kerr had been wrongfully convicted of armed robbery in 2003. he spent more than a decade and a half in a florida prison before he and his grieving mother with this message. i want justice for him and i want the world to know that leonard kerr is my son. >> my baby. he's not a liar. >> that deputy is now on administrative leave pending an investigation. >> turning now to your thursday weather. more evidence of the strong winds that blew tumbleweeds and debris through a small town in northeastern montana. this week. the winds were nearly equal to a category one hurricane. farther east at cross country storm will bring rain from the midwest to the ohio valley today. the front moves to the northeast east tomorrow, just in time for the weekend. checking today's temperatures, more record highs are possible across the west and in the northern rockies. 60 from the upper midwest to the nort

we've had no lawsuits, no deaths, unlike tasers. the company says bolo wraps are not considered to be electronic control devices or ecds. in fact, mullen says 98% of the interactions between subjects and law enforcement are not considered uses of force. >> it is really unnecessary. >> but concerns have been raised about the effect those sharp anchors and loud noises that could easily be mistaken for a gunshot may have on individuals struggling. have been shield. >> now you guys ready? >> like this video published by the company? mola mola, mola where you see the eripolice department in pennsylvania responding to a call from a mom whose autistic son was outside throwing objects at cars. bola, bola, bola. we shared it with dr. tomoya hirota, a child psychiatrist and the medical director of ucsf's autism center, and dr. lawrence fung, assistant professor of psychiatry at stanford. >> it's really hard to see dr. fung thinks the bola wrap could overstimulate anyone undergoing a mental health crisis. >> i'm a bit worried about if we say t

the idea is officers would have it on hand as an alternative to using a taser baton or even a gun.is it really safer? we asked experts on both sides. >> i'm not going to jail. i'm not going to the hospital either. sir, i need you to turn around and put your hands behind your back. no, sir. i'm not going back to the hospital and put your hands behind your back. you're going to get wrapped. no, the hospital wrap. >> wrap, wrap. >> that was not a gunshot. but the deployment of what's called a bola wrap, a non-lethal alternative to a taser or gun or baton, it's been described as kind of flying handcuffs. it's an electronic handheld lasso device that shoots out a 7.5ft cord that wraps around the intended target with two anchors that look like fishing hooks. it requires a three foot clearance around the person to properly deploy, pull that back. i tried it myself. hold it tight. it's loud and it's fast. shooting out about 400ft per second. >> i turned the device on. you see, there's a seven point laser . so where that is displayed is where that will point to the individual allowing the o

habla en inglÉs] reportera: el hombre no obedeciÓ y el hombre lo amenazÓ con dispararle con su pistola taser en la espalda con el arma elÉctrica. en ese momento, el hombre se volteÓ y tratÓ de pegarle con las manos al policÍa. los dos forcejearon cuerpo a cuerpo por varios segundos y el policÍa tratÓ de someterlo. el hombre se zafÓ y el policÍa desenfundÓ su arma de fuego, el hombre le empujÓ la cara el policÍa hacia atrÁs. el agente logrÓ dominarlo y cuando el hombre estaba en el suelo boca arriba, le disparÓ en el lado izquierdo del torso. [habla en inglÉs] a pesar de sus heridas, el hombre tratÓ de ponerse de pie, el policÍa pidiÓ refuerzos y el hombre falleciÓ en la escena. maity: fuertes imÁgenes. agentes asignados a combatir la ola de asaltos violentos de jÓvenes a tiendas de lujo en los Ángeles informaron los progresos logrados para frenar esas tÁcticas de robo que sembraron pÁnico entre los comerciantes. incluye decenas de arrestos de personas que se cree que pertenecen a bandas del crimen organizado. reportero: atracos como estos han sacudido econÓmica y emocionalmente el sur de cal

he said that the red dot from the officer's taser had not bothered him.sn't what made me change my mind, because obviously they didn't find me and they wouldn't have. it was me that changed my mind. it was me that realised i was wrong. it was me that came up to them because i knew that i am not a killer. came up to them because i knew that iam not a killer. it came up to them because i knew that i am not a killer. it is not my purpose. during the second interview the defendant was asked if he had handed himself in because he realised that his plan wasn't going to come to fruition. he replied, no. i realised it wasn't my purpose and it is not for me to do. and i am not a killer. the defendant was charged on the 2nd of august 2022 with the offences to which he has since pleaded guilty. i have reports from three psychiatrists, each of whom has given evidence in accordance with them. they are dr brown, dr haverty and professor blackwood. it is evident that each of them has given the case most careful consideration and i'm grateful to them for all the assistan

al-rahim hello, i would like to thank you, dear colleagues and all dear and respected viewers in sar taser iran, the people of zahidan today showed the world the word of unity in their speech and behavior by participating in the campaign to support the oppressed people of palestine. palestine is a part of islam and must be returned to all muslims . we came here as a revolutionary young man, standing by the ideals of the revolution and standing by the blood of the martyrs, in order to put a strong net in the mouth of the world powers, especially israel. innocent children are killing people, god willing , the list will be completed soon by god's will he should say that oppression does not last and the right comes to the rightful. god willing, all countries and all islam will unite with each other so that the root of god's oppression is burned . i am also proud of the muslims . i am proud of the palestinians. we are always behind the martyrs, we are the blood of the martyrs, and you are defeating america. the people of sistan and baluchistan, from mount khoja to the shores of chabahar , showe

esa gente, pero cuando supo que serÍa detenido, se volviÓ un tanto violento, el oficial le aplicÓ un taserle cass. ——caso. borja: en otros temas, sospechoso de asesinar a natalie holloway ha confesado ante un juez federal haberla asesinado. contÓ cÓmo fueron los Últimos momentos de vida de holloway. carolina: nuestra colega andrea leÓn nos tiene mÁs detalle de este horrendo caso. andrea: casi dos dÉcadas despuÉs de la desapariciÓn de henar al hijo a ——narali holloway, el principal sospechoso confesÓ cÓmo le arrojÓ al ocÉano, despuÉs de haberla asesinado. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: describiÓ lo que sucediÓ esa noche en aruba durante el viaje de graduaciÓn de la escuela secundaria de naraly. fue vista por Última vez saliendo de un bar con Él, dice que luego de ser rechazado sexualmente,la atacÓ, y ella luchÓ, pero que Él la partiÓ extremadamente fuerte en el rostro dejÁndola inconsciente. >> [habla en inglÉs] andrea: fue entonces cuando decidiÓ lanzar su cuerpo al mar y huir, una prueba de polÍgrafo habrÍa sido la clave para llegar a esta confesiÓn, luego de que un juez declararÁ culpable

tasering the world and bringing them to the occupied territories, classifying and dividing them, wellss citizens , third-class citizens, there we have russians, israeli soldiers, there we have western europeans, eastern europeans. we have the africans, i am telling you that they have established small and very small towns there , which they call kibbutz, what does kibbutz mean, a collective life, very, very limited houses, the few jews are there, they work for the government. they provide the government in exchange for the government he gave them a house and settled them there, so these places that are down here and the fighters entered, these are kibbutzim , they are very, very small towns, which were very, very difficult to enter, and now the fighters are the axis of the resistance. as far as the west bank has been reported in the news and cyberspace channels , it is 10 kilometers away, but it is about 30 kilometers away . there is no choice but to run away because they have been afraid of this happening for many years, i am at your service . thank you, sir. you are very kind. we wi

he drew his taser and crossbow.he defendant did what he was told and repeated , i am he was told and repeated, i am here to kill the queen. the defendant was arrested in his possession was a note which read please don't remove my clothes , please don't remove my clothes, shoes and gloves , masque. et shoes and gloves, masque. et cetera . don't want post—mortem , cetera. don't want post—mortem, don't want embalming . thank you. don't want embalming. thank you. and i'm sorry . don't want embalming. thank you. and i'm sorry. the don't want embalming. thank you. and i'm sorry . the crossbow was and i'm sorry. the crossbow was loaded with a bolt and the safety catch was off in other words, the crossbow was ready to fire. this conduct underpins the allegation in count one, attempting to injure or alarm the sovereign . the defendant the sovereign. the defendant said that he had discarded a rope ladder . crossbow, bolt, rope ladder. crossbow, bolt, hammer and rucksack somewhere within the castle grounds . the within the cas

he drew his taser and shouted for the defendant to drop the crossbow and get to his knees.ed, "i am here to kill the queen." the defendant was arrested. in his possession was a note, which read, "please don�*t remove my clothes, shoes and gloves, masks, etc. don�*t want to don�*t want embalming. thank you, and i�*m sorry." the crossbow was loaded with a bolt and the safety catch was off. in other words, the crossbow was ready to fire. this conduct underpins the allegation and counter one, attempting to injure or alarm the sovereign. the defendant said that he had discarded a rope ladder, crossbow bolts, hammer and rucksack somewhere within the castle grounds. the defendant had recorded a journal in the form of a draft e—mail, setting out his thoughts and feelings in the preceding months. it is not known precisely when all of the entries were made. he wrote at one point, "i will remove the parts of me lying. "thus it is accepted he may have rewritten entries at a later stage to accord with a particular narrative. the defendant had travelled to amritsar in 2018 with his famil

him, he has decided to come to court because he knows if he loses his properties and loses his final taserm and his children and he has decided to come and he thinks his presence here will make a difference and as i say, a lot still in the air about what happens with these properties in the judges yet to rule on that. live to washinton, and our north america correspondent a right wing rebel group of the republican party is forcing a vote to oust the speaker of the house kevin mccarthy who is a fellow party member from this post. kevin mccarthy who is a fellow party memberfrom this post. and as kevin mccarthy who is a fellow party member from this post. and as we wait on that vote, the numbers are for an entirely different vote in its cross life to work correspondent for an entirely different vote in its cross life to work to work correspondent barbara plett usher. just walking into the chamber is kevin mccarthy and we're expecting the vote to have been very shortly and the republican rebels are put forward a motion to oust him from his seat in a motion to vacate and expect that to be reins

tasers. >> so let's get more with our royal correspondent , cameron royal correspondent, cameron walkerin that case before he did the sentence . i guess there were sentence. i guess there were a lot of eyebrows raised when we learned that he was at large for a considerable length of time. >> yeah, we know he very >> yeah, we know he got very close to george gates, which close to george iv gates, which is a private part of the castle, very close queen's very close to the queen's private apartment, very close to the queen's private apartment , actually. very close to the queen's private apartment, actually. and as said, was inside the as you said, he was inside the grounds, undetected for two hours before police apprehended him . one of them said, can him. one of them said, can i help you, mate? in which he then replied, am here to kill the replied, i am here to kill the queen as he was carrying a loaded the safety loaded crossbow with the safety catch off. now, when he was ordered to drop the crossbow, he did comply. but of course the facts that he was in there for two hours undetected m

with his taser. leo any ideas? kebab it's kebab . so is kebab. kebab it's kebab. so is kebab.mean, it's not either of those things. shockingly but i believe that we might be able to show you. so what could a policeman possibly throw a furious row after policeman throws sandwich on ground? and believe it or not, we've got some footage of this to explain it. so let's take a look. >> sandwich crusts. >> sandwich crusts. >> okay. right. so you threw that there, right? oh, right . that there, right? oh, right. so. oh, right. so you think it's okay to pull up outside somebody else's house and chuck your lunch or breakfast outside my house? that's acceptable. is it ? you've got no respect, have you ? oh, it's a civil offence . you? oh, it's a civil offence. >> okay. i can fully understand where you're coming from, and i understand. i appreciate that. maybe didn't bad and maybe it didn't look so bad and i'll take that board i'll fully take that on board and up if you let me and i pick you up if you let me go pick you up, i will move along . along. >> you dismissed. >> you dismissed. >

a taser all the time, and i only heard my husband screaming, but they didn’t touch me and my childrendren were leaned against the fence, and my husband was in some room, the children were very scared, and i did not let them look and asked them not to look at it. for all. on monday, the bodies of a woman and a man were discovered near the latvian barriers by our border guards. doctors worked on the spot and confirmed the death of the refugees. the price to pay for the desire to get to europe is human life. this tariff was established by mercenaries in uniform, who organized the access system to their country according to skin color, religion and other stratification systems built on the principles of nazism. a week ago , belarusian border guards found a woman on the border with latvia. from africa unconscious. she was lying near the gate in the latian barrier. the servicemen provided first aid to the refugees. however, doctors confirmed the death of the foreigner. all these cases are carefully recorded by our law enforcement officers, but the neighbors are already habitually turning a

if you're not trained like a police officer, you will not be asked to do the things like using up taser>> comparing what a police officer can use deadly force for it is kind of apples and oranges >> the whole thing seems a bit muddy. when you just look at california in general, it is dwindling. the first time in decades since 2020 your population leaving california. your business is leaving at alarming rates. this is not just antidotal delay businesses are leaving more than they ever have before. about 300 businesses have left. a lot of this is largely due to the lack of law and order, the rising crime and the taxes. elon musk posted on x, you know, he is blaming dean preston and some of the other democratic politicians. dean preston needs to be fired. the person most responsible for the destruction of san francisco when he is talking about preston 's policies, also at the zero bail policies, it is like they are intentionally trying to get people to leave california. >> don't they know these policies don't work? these are liberal governors, liberal lawmakers, liberal mayors, liberal dis

in this position where the euro zone economy is rolling over to such a degree that we will get gdp taseredrtly in europe ends up with too high a rate. alix: if you take a look at fiscal in the u.s., the u.s. is totally crushing europe. that's also why we could have structurally higher bond yields in the u.s. versus europe which doesn't have that problem3. guy: the u.s. consumer continues to be strong. let's talk about one of the stocks represented today, t-mobile. as you can see, the stock is up quite nicely, 2.5%. the company raising its full-year guidance. telecom company saw a substantial gain in phone customers. mike sievert joins us in the studio. >> thanks for having me. guy: the u.s. consumer seems to be on a tear right now. what is it like out there to operate at the moment? do you see a slime -- a sign of a slow down? >> we are taking share at a fantastic pace in our strategy has been so reliable and consistent and lead to reliable, consistent interesting leading growth. i don't know to what extent that might be partly driven by consumer concerns. if they are starting to show any

the officer notified him he would be arrested before shocking cure with a taser at least twice, beatinghim with a baton, and then fatally shooting him. the 53-year-old man was released from a florida prison in 2020 after he was exonerated for an armed robbery conviction from 2004. since his release, he often gave inspirational talks to high school students and had plans to go to college. far-right ohio congressmember jim jordan failed tuesday to reach the 217-vote threshold needed to become the next house speaker. 20 of his fellow republicans voted against him. all 212 democrats voted for house minority leader hakeem jeffries. jim jordan is a close trump ally and was involved in efforts to overturn the 2020 election results. congressmembers are voting again today. the house has been without a speaker for two weeks following the ouster of kevin mccarthy. meanwhile, a bipartisan move to empower speaker pro tem patrick mchenry to oversee legislative business is being discussed as a way out of the current quagmire. and the supreme court reinstated for a second time the biden administration'

that means hamas can no longer taser israel but it means there needs to be a political for the two statesstinians to live in safety, dignity and equality. we are going to work towards that arab states including saudi arabia have a role and responsibility in that as well. >> bret: harold? >> harold: well, first, thanks for having me on, i think jake is right there. let me say a couple things. first, i think some of the things happening in our own country, including in congress where there are those that are urging a cease-fire interesting to me to hear them no one is urging that hamas give back the hostages. imagine if someone had taken 7,000 american hostages and at the same time killed 48,000 americans as we have often heard this was israel's 9/11. i think america would be responding in a very forceful way and a way that one would not be other to civilized nations would not be able to tell us to restrain ourselves. having said that the president's is as jake and tyler talked about there. how do you ensure to keep this deal together as saudis one part of it. how do you ensure most urgentl

grandmother. [ laughter ] herpes cream [ laughter ] flomax helps your jet stream [ laughter ] oh, anus taserter ] oh, kinky sex with jon hamm. [ laughter ] oh, come on, that's easy that's taylor and travis [ cheers and applause >> jimmy: close enough thank you. steve higgins, everybody that was close enough. very -- sorry, yeah. sorry. sorry i doubted you. guys, i saw that new york just passed a new law allowing liquor to be sold at 10:00 a.m. on sundays instead of noon [ cheers and applause new yorkers are like, no need, the jets are doing better than we thought [ laughter ] 10:00 a.m. so now on sundays you have two choices. bottomless brunch or rock bottomless brunch. [ laughter ] hey, i heard about a mother in california who says that she might have the world's youngest talking baby after her 6-week-old daughter said "hello. when reporters called to verify the claim, the baby answered the phone like, "cheryl, it's for you. [ laughter ] and finally, a lot is happening in the news right now. and sometimes, i find the best way to explain the news is with music. i'll show you what i mean. it'

and a prank for knoxville is just assault with a deadly weapon. [ laughter ] he would hit me with a taser this guy's killing me. he goes, he's never going to stop attacking you. he's going to put rat traps in your mailbox. you have to get him back. >> jimmy: page 63, by the way. [ laughter ] >> you have to get him back. i have a police-grade stun gun by my bed. i brought that to work, hid it in my clothes. while he was talking to one of the contestants, i pilled it out and hit him in the center of his heart. i wanted to take him down. no, don't say aww. he's tried to kill me. >> jimmy: it's johnny knoxville. >> it's jobsville. he's got 17 concussions and a brain hemorrhage, he's fine. i hut him in the heart with at turn gun. he's so impervious to pain he just started going -- then he grabbed the stun gun out of my hand. and he pulled another stun gun out of his pocket. and he just started nailing me with both weapons. until i ran. ran away. >> jimmy: super villain. >> then -- that was probably like the first time -- >> jimmy: there was a moment in our conversation that i thought, oh, thes

and that is when they drew their tasers , ordered him to drop the tasers, ordered him to drop the crossbowhe did. but this crossbow wasn't like an old vintage one. tom and ellie. it was a in court , it was said that was a in court, it was said that it had a bolt, which was capable of firing lethal force. so this was a very serious situation. and people are asking the question , how was it that he question, how was it that he could wander around the grounds for two hours before being caught? >> it's extraordinary. wonder >> it's extraordinary. i wonder if fact that this happened if the fact that this happened on christmas day has something to do with this clear breach in security. i wonder if any other day of the year, perhaps there'd be more police on patrol. perhaps security would be perhaps the security would be tighter. the fact that was tighter. the fact that it was christmas day with all the police their police just having their christmas there's christmas lunch, well, there's certainly to ask. certainly questions to ask. >> police, >> metropolitan police, counter—terrorism commander

podcast that was really well done, i think was called will be wild was danny rodriguez the the you know, taser -- as he was first nicknamed, the guy who drove the stun gun in who we identified about a month before he was arrested. and he just because of the way that case played out and because there was a challenge about the miranda warning that he got and whether he was properly advised about his rights. we ended up with this video audio transcript just of him spilling his guts to the fbi and it was just fascinating. and the same thing with jensen. right, that also came out through the court process. when you just have these raw materials that really give you an insight into what these people were thinking was i thought, a good way to sort of tell the story and something that you know, necessary. it wasn't necessarily something that a lot of people did a deep dive on. you know, jensen, for example, no one's reading that transcript, but i thought it was really enlightening just to hear about his his life story and how he got to this point. and really, you raises a lot of of core questions abou

so if they don't vote and they start complaining, they get , zap, taser collars. >> absolutely .ly. i mean, aidan, you're a massive believer. you're in you're a massive believer in women's rights and presumably for you think that everyone for you, you think that everyone should vote no? >> no, i haven't voted since 2005, actually. quite. yeah i'm quite of. you're quite quite proud of. you're quite proud? absolutely not. i've proud? no, absolutely not. i've deliberately think deliberately i chose, i think one was watching. one night i was watching. watching? what was that . what's watching? what was that. what's that programme with hyacinth bouquet oh, god. >> oh yes. oh, god. >> oh yes. oh, god. >> keeping up appearance . yes, >> keeping up appearance. yes, that's right. >> watching that one night that's right. >> uk watching that one night that's right. >> uk weand ng that one night that's right. >> uk weand i; that one night that's right. >> uk weand i forgotone night that's right. >> uk weand i forgot the night on uk gold and i forgot the election was on, was one election was

the latvian police used a taser all the time, my husband and other people were put in the car.ey didn’t touch me and my children. my husband was taken to some room, and i heard screams, the sound of a stun gun , while the children were leaned against the fence, and my husband was in some room, the children were... very scared, and i did not let them look and i asked them not to look at all this. on monday, the bodies of a woman and a man were discovered near the latvian barriers by our border guards. doctors worked on the spot and confirmed the death of the refugees. the price to pay for the desire to get to europe is human life. this tariff was set by uniformed mercenaries who organized the access system in their country, according to skin color, religion and other stratification systems according to and a week ago, on the border with latvia, belarusian border guards found an unconscious woman from africa. she was lying near the gate in the latian fence. the military personnel turned out. refugees provided first aid, but doctors pronounced the foreigner dead. all these cases a

after a series of court cases force the ncaa to taser policy, college athletics were allowed to monetize their name, image and like this overnight without affecting their playing eligibility. we are still in the early years of this new nil era, it is necessary to take a look on the positive and negative consequences of this drastic change in policy. to start with the obvious good, student athletes cannot profit during the time playing college sports. of the roughly 480,000 student- athletes, fewer than 2% go on to play professional sports. in the first full year of nil, almost $1 million of bills made. nil has opened up for testing new opportunities for athletes to look for different avenues to partner with big and small businesses. this not only allows the students to earn money but also allows them valuable business lessons that they can utilize after time playing college sports. whether it be negotiating contracts, navigating regulations are being exposed to paying taxes for the first time, all these skills are extremely valuable as we build up the new generation of entrepreneurs. sma

yeah, he got tasered that. punching a bit low. yeah, he got taanei that. punching a bit low.y into regular prison custody into a regular prison after he's received the treatment that needs. that's treatment that he needs. that's the that case. andy, the latest on that case. andy, shall move your story shall we move on to your story from telegraph , the from page of the telegraph, the anorexia scandal? what's this story about? >> yeah. and this is a desperately upsetting story. and i and flag up a i apologise and would flag up a trigger warning for anyone who suffered with conditions like anorexia family . anorexia or in their family. this 24 year old woman who this is a 24 year old woman who has been given essentially given the to die by a judge, the right to die by a judge, which is really unusual because she her body mass index is now so low, 8 to 10 between 8 and 10, a 24 year old woman would normally have a body mass index of eight and a half to 25. so even if you don't understand those numbers, you can see this even if you don't understand th are numbers, you can see thi

do an on the spot risk assessment whether or not we, as the members of the public, we don't carry taserscations, we don't have a baton or anything like that. we don't have any body to make body protection. we have to make a assessment. should we get a risk assessment. should we get involved. now, that is something that you have to do on an incident by incident basis . but incident by incident basis. but incident by incident basis. but in principle, i think it's absolutely right that the member that members of the public step in and collar these they've every right to do so. and i think absent of the police doing it, the public should consider doing it. >> i mean , i had the coronation >> i mean, i had the coronation street actor charlie lawson on my show a few days ago, and he said, if you see someone shoplifting, you should beat the crap out of them. i said that that's not a good idea. yeah, that's not a good idea. yeah, that would against law. that would be against the law. surely encourage surely you wouldn't encourage that ? that? >> no, of course you don't. you beat out them. what b

they're sent to areas because they're specially trained, their taser trained, they've got shields. sent into areas where they deal with homicide , gun crime, knife homicide, gun crime, knife crime. and drugs. and on this particular day, i'll give you the very brief rundown on a tsg carrier with five officers on board, stopped at a stopped at a keep clear sign immediately in front of them was a white vehicle, a mercedes with blacked out windows . they couldn't see out windows. they couldn't see who the hell was in there. it could have been a family of white people. it could have been a family black the a family of black people. the particular car drove immediately in front them on the other in front of them on the other side the across a give side of the road across a give way sign , and immediately way sign, and immediately that would suspicion of an would cause suspicion of an officer. why that driver drove in that way. so ethos then drove down a 20 mile an hour limit road at speeds of averaging 30 to a traffic sergeant, expert said at one point they would have exceeded 40 miles a