armed with tasers .ficer is armed with tasers. so then you often will find a situation. and this happens very regularly day in, day out, is that the officers who are deaung that the officers who are dealing often with a very violent suspect act are the officers who are not carrying tasers because they make up the majority of officers within the metropolitan police and other forces. so they are dealing with them. and the only recourse to self—protection, they have is an asp, an extendable metal metal baton, they have pepper spray and that is really it. they have their handcuffs to be able to, you know, bind them, to subdue them if they can get them, in that prone position that they're able to, to do that. so, those officers are often first on the scene, are not armed with a taser, are quite quickly on the scene, usually are other response officers who are armed with taser. but that could still be minutes away and minutes in a situation where you are facing a dangerous , highly volatile dangerous, highly v

obviously not close enough to discharge a taser . but then if discharge a taser.hen if someone was armed, if some of those officers were armed with guns, they could perhaps. and i confess, i am not an armed, expert, but to me, it looked like there would have been opportunities to whether even if you're just trying to shoot him in the leg or something, just to collapse him while you can grab him. but would that have sped things up, do you think? do you think we should have more armed police? >> no, i don't think so. i think that i'm quite proud that we live in a society that doesn't have that level of weaponry on the streets. but look at him now. how. >> now. >> like, look at him there. i mean, it's absolutely true that he's it's a i wouldn't like to be the one facing him, let's put it that way, but i think that, you know, part of the bravery of the police and the skill of being a public servant in the police is to be able to handle situations like that without reaching for a gun. i mean, we could get into the sort of discussion about what happens in america with p

they tasered police injured. they tasered them. some some pretty, you know, gripping and gruesome video. so they've obviously they've got him. >> there's no ambiguity about this. >> he's been he's he's been nabbed. >> he's he's alive . nabbed. >> he's he's alive. he's in hospital right now. they don't know a motive. they don't know if you know, he's not known to the police, which you think you know, somebody who had serious psychological issues would probably be known to the police, but they're saying it's not terror related at the moment . terror related at the moment. terror related or gang related. >> just just psycho is that is that the implication? >> yeah, it seems to be. i mean, he looks kind of too to old be in a gang. but i mean, this is all speculation. i think it's, you know, it's important. after spending a few minutes on twitter, i think it's important to avoid speculating on. absolutely. >> i mean, the temptation with a samurai sword , steve, as well, samurai sword, steve, as well, is to assume that there's a bit of a

>> well, 7 >> well, tasers ?ell, tasers are one of those sort of non—lethal weapons which can work very effectively. but again, as mark was saying, unless it's deployed appropriately and if the individual, for example, is either highly intoxicated or under the, the influence of substance abuse for whatever, whatever chemical that might be, or they're wearing clothes which are especially thick. the barbs of a taser don't necessarily make contact and don't actually give the full sort of effect of what one would need to debilitate and incapacitate , debilitate and incapacitate, obviously, an aggressive assailant. one of the things which i think is very concerning is that the actual deployment of tasers by police officers here is not really as rigorous and robust as i would like to see, as we see in other countries. so, for example, i mean, i personally and this is obviously an an innocent situation, i've actually been a victim of a taser against me to see the effects of it, to see actually what happens. and in many

few of them have tasers , even fewer still tasers, even fewer still firearms., as an ex firearms officer yourself, what's your view on the utility of more police officers having that capability ? capability? >> i'm very torn on this, i think from a purely from a moral standpoint, i think it says something about a society that are prepared to pay the salaries of men and women to protect them , but then don't give them the equipment to protect themselves. so, you know , i hear it all the so, you know, i hear it all the time. oh, i wouldn't really like to see british police officers armed. well, i'm sure you wouldn't, but are you going to do their job unarmed? because do theirjob unarmed? because i certainly wouldn't want to do it in this day and age without a handgun. i spent 25 of my 30 years as part of an armed, armed team. and so therefore, i had the privilege and some would say the privilege and some would say the luxury of carrying a firearm, but the vast majority of officers don't have that a good percentage wouldn't want to. >> well, this is what i was goi

well, let me show you the moment the suspect was tasered again.art of the dramatic pictures showing the moment the suspect was caught by police and then tasered. the 36 euros suspect was after this event arrested after being tasered by the police but you can see that moment they are, 22 minutes after they first received the call. let's speak to our correspondent sonja jessup. how shocked are the community after the events of this morning? you miaht be the events of this morning? you might be able — the events of this morning? you might be able to _ the events of this morning? 7m. might be able to see behind me the grounds that are still gathering this evening at the police cordon and lots of questions for lots of very worried people in this community. this is a fairly quiet suburban area of northwest london, we are told its a tight—knit community. nothing could have prepared anyone here for the events of this morning as people were heading out to work or school, just before 7am this morning. to hear reports of a man armed with a knife, armed infec

and you mentioned police will have had tasers. you mentioned some of that response. they're running into danger, aren't they? there is a risk to themselves. how do the police prepare themselves to respond to that? well, the police would have had lots of training, but this would be a real incident. so i think in some ways police are on autopilot. theyjust run towards the incident, they put the training into practice and they do what they can to save people. that would have been their priority. i want to go to the newsroom. our reporter is there and has been monitoring events. i want to turn back to what we heard from chief superintendent stuart bell, he refused to say if the suspect had previously been arrested. what more information did we glean from his announcement and his press conference?— announcement and his press conference? . , ., conference? some details coming to liuht and conference? some details coming to light and we — conference? some details coming to light and we know _ conference? some details coming to light and we know the _ conference? some detail

when you ask about taser , it's you ask about taser, it's a completely different situation.ould like to be armed with taser , and like to be armed with taser, and i think probably most members of the public would like to see police have that extra level of what they call less lethal force and taser is not 100% effective ehhen and taser is not 100% effective either, really, because it is reliant on shooting out of these two barbs on wires, making a proper connection, and often it doesn't, depending on the kind of clothing material that someone might be wearing, how far away they are from the officer, whether they're moving or whatever. it doesn't always connect , but it's better than connect, but it's better than nothing. and clearly better than an unarmed officer who effectively only has an extendable baton and some cs spray or pepper spray . spray or pepper spray. >> okay. thank you mark white for that comprehensive update . for that comprehensive update. and we are expecting to cross to that police conference. press conference shortly. the assistant commissioner of the met

he was tasered by the police.hat they need to speak to and ensure that they negate any kind of danger to members of the public. and you said you were a sergeant in the area, that it's a relatively quiet area. can you think of anything that compares to what's gone on today? i mean, i was there for a couple of years and it was a remarkably quiet area, remarkably. it's near chigwell, which is a sort of very well—to—do area. it's near lots of parkland, open land. it's a very, very quiet area. and i can't think of any kind of incident that is on a par in that area. so these kind of incidents you'd expect in much more busier parts of london, as opposed to redbridge, which is a relatively quiet and safe part of the capital. and you mentioned police will have had tasers. you mentioned some of that response. they're running into danger, aren't they? there is a risk to themselves. how do the police prepare themselves to respond to that? well, the police would have had lots of training, but this would be a real incident. so

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he was tasered at the _ currently in custody. he was tasered at the scene — currently in custody.ter the first call was made to the police shortly before 7am this morning _ police shortly before 7am this morning. i want to confirm, a present— morning. i want to confirm, a present that there is any ongoing threat _ present that there is any ongoing threat to— present that there is any ongoing threat to the wider public and we are not— threat to the wider public and we are not seeking any other persons. the incident — are not seeking any other persons. the incident does not appear to be linked _ the incident does not appear to be linked to— the incident does not appear to be linked to any act of terrorism. we know— linked to any act of terrorism. we know that — linked to any act of terrorism. we know that during the incident, five people _ know that during the incident, five people were injured. two of my local officers _ people were injured. two of my local officers and — people were injured. two of my local officers and three members of the public _ officers and three members of t

and this the moment he's finally cornered by police with tasers. the 36—year—old man is due to be questioned as people living here in east london are left reeling in shock. also tonight — the king returns to public duties, meeting cancer patients at a hospital in london. he tells one that his diagnosis was a shock. two men in their 30s are charged with causing criminal damage after the famous sycamore gap tree was felled in northumberland. attacked with water cannon — we report on the tactics being used by the chinese in disputed waters off the philippines as they try to drive other ships out. and the champions league semi final — harry kane scores for bayern munich but real madrid hold their own. and on newsnight at 10:30... we'll go deeper behind the headlines and speak live to key players on today's big stories. plus, a first look at tomorrow's front pages. good evening. a 14—year—old boy has been killed and a number of others including two police officers have been injured after a man went on a rampage with a sword in north east london early th

vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence, the bbc understands he was tasered by police who were called to a bar in the island's capital, palma. our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros. having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an i

many police officers are taser trained and carry carry tasers . and of course we want tasers.en things get out of hand. but fundamentally, we cannot afford to change the nature of our policing and borrow from the european model where we have a gendarmerie and the militia. it's simply not british, it's not right and it's not necessary. more than that, when we have a police force, which is political politics, plus policing is bad, but politics plus policing plus guns is an absolute disaster. and there are certain chief constables who are so politicised i wouldn't trust them with a potato gun, let alone one that fires real bullets . bullets. >> okay, norman, come back to that then . that then. >> we're the only. we're the only unarmed police service in europe, and police officers, obviously won't be armed overnight. we need to recruit people with the right temperament. now, when we saw today's attack, by the time the unarmed police officers had actually challenged this offender, a 14 year old boy had been stabbed to death. two police officers seriously injured , two members of th

the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a barnd's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. this we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club in palma on the island of majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who has played for england on 75 occasions describe what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know that police were called to the club and we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however in a statement he has said that contrary to media reports there was no violence, no fight and i did not threaten anybody at any stage with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and following an express trial i have paid a fine of 240 euros. having paid that finally know that spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk. what will now follow is an int

the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a barnd's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. we know that this incident involved a club in palma on the island of majorca on the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who's played for england on 75 occasions has described what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know the police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however he is said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports there was no violence... having paid that fine we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and then he vunipola is free to fly back to the uk. what we will follow is an internal process and his club and he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconveniences caused during this incident. it's been another busy day of tennis at the madrid open — and

they had lots of police activity, and then they saw a man being hit with a taser.d man was arrested the scene. we have seen confirmed video of the alleged suspect. it has been verified by the bbc.— of the alleged suspect. it has been verified by the bbc. courtney, thank ou. let's speak to mark lobel, who's in hainault. mark, what is the latest that you are hearing from police officers there? , ., , are hearing from police officers there? ., , ., ., are hearing from police officers there? , ., , ., ., , there? this gordon is going to be in lace for there? this gordon is going to be in place for some _ there? this gordon is going to be in place for some time _ there? this gordon is going to be in place for some time to _ there? this gordon is going to be in place for some time to come. - there? this gordon is going to be inj place for some time to come. there is a lot of work that police want to do here. you had the dramatic details of what is alleged to have happened. the suspectjumping over fences and the back of houses at 7am, a chase with police officers, all of

vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence, the bbc understands he was taseredorrespondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, describe what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law

everyone lock your doors. 22 minutes after they were called, officers tasered him. moment the police finally brought him to the ground and arrested him on suspicion of murder. manpreet witnessed the attack, and the moment officers stopped him. people were trying to hide from the guy, they ran towards the station and one of the guys got stabbed in the neck. he was holding his neck and he was like i've been stabbed he tried to enter somebody�*s house i think and then i saw people were like police were trying to taser him and that is where he got him down. just were trying to taser him and that is where he got him down.— where he got him down. just after midday there _ where he got him down. just after midday there was _ where he got him down. just after midday there was a _ where he got him down. just after midday there was a devastating i midday there was a devastating police statement. it is midday there was a devastating police statement.— midday there was a devastating police statement. it is with great sadness that _ police statement. it is with great sadness tha

we understand he was tasered and arrested and later appeared in court.was no violence, no fight and i did not threaten anybody at any stage with bottles, jars or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and i have paid a fine of 240 euros. the spanish police investigation has closed in billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. luis rubiales, the former president of the spanish football federation has arrived at a court in madrid to face charges around receiving illegal commissions when negotiating a deal to host the spanish super cup competition in saudi arabia. he denies any wrongdoing. rubiales was arrested at the start of april as part of a corruption investigation. prosecutors are seeking a two—and—a—half—yearjail term. he faces a separate trial for allegedly sexually assaulting spanish

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the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a bare island's capital. our sports news correspondent, laura scott, has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says

the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a bare island's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. we note that this incident involved a club in palma on the island of majorca on the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight who's played for england on 75 occasions has described what happened is an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know the police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested and later charged and appeared in court. however he is said in a statement released today that contrary to media reports there was no violence... having paid that fine we know that the spanish police investigation has closed and then he vunipola is free to fly back to the uk. what we will follow is an internal process and his club and he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconveniences caused during this incident. to the madrid open tennis now, where cameron norrie�*s t

the morning in east london in hainault, and you see the length of that sword that moments that the taser injured. two police officers and two members of the public, who approach this man and try to intervene, and of course the 14—year—old boy who was killed in this incident, and of course all of the police, the ambulance service, the police, the ambulance service, the council, spokesman we saw, the local mp wes streeting speaking in that conference, all talking about their shock and passing out their sympathies and prayers and condolences to the family, so those the latest pictures and details of our main story, that stabbing incident in east london earlier today. we have more on all of today's headlines and more on that sort from east london in a moment or two, but let's pause from all of that for a moment or two, let's head to the bbc sport centre. hello there. the quarterfinals of the snooker world championship are under way at the crucible, with all eyes on world number one ronnie 0'sullivan this afternoon. he's up against stuart bingham, in the first session. let's take you to live

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we understand he was tasered at a restaurant and later charge and appeared in court.ation has closed and billy vunipola is free to fly back to the uk for the what will follow now is an internal process at his club saracens. he said he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he caused during this incident. madrid open tennis... over. he was beaten 6—2, six — four who goes on to face in the last 16. let's take you to the world snooker championship in sheffield. the quarter—final line up will be completed later today — and ronnie o'sullivan has booked his place he comfortably beat welshman ryan day, 13 frames to seven. a 52 break in his winning frame helped the �*rocket�* reach his 22nd world championship quarter—final. the seven time champion is hoping to get an outright record eighth this year. after the match he spoke about dealing with the pressure being the favorite. , ., �* , , . ., favorite. everyone's expecting that when any tournament _ favorite. everyone's expecting that when any tournament i _ favorite. everyone's expectin

36—year—old with the sword who was arrested, 22 minutes after the first police call came in, was taseredin hospital. he says that injuries are not life—threatening, that we were told that two met police officers did receive stab wounds and will need surgery, although at this time their injuries are also not life—threatening. he commended the bravery of those who turned up this morning. there was the ambulance, the fire brigade and the police, of course, in confronting the suspect. and then he wasn't going to take questions but right at the end a reporter asking if he was known to, if the suspect was known to the police, and the police said that this was not a targeted attack, they don't believe. {lilia this was not a targeted attack, they don't believe-— don't believe. 0k, mark, thank you for that update _ don't believe. 0k, mark, thank you for that update live _ don't believe. 0k, mark, thank you for that update live from _ don't believe. 0k, mark, thank you for that update live from hainault l for that update live from hainault in north—east london. and we'll have a special report a li

tasers could be used >> tasers.n jails reaches record highs. this is a 50,000 volt stun gun to be trialled by riot squads and potentially then deployed us to specially trained prison officers. now, on the face of it , you know, it's not face of it, you know, it's not an easy job and from the outside now we're all out of prison. of course. yes, we probably look at this think, well, maybe it's this and think, well, maybe it's not a bad idea, not such a bad idea, but i always have always kind always have always had this kind of slight distrust of authority and that you could give and the idea that you could give someone an authority. so you've got a real power divide there, and they can have one of them can £50,000 gun, and can have a £50,000 stun gun, and the just have the other one could just have said something the other one doesn't like. >> but also, isn't that can't that damage ? that do permanent damage? 50,000v? i mean, surely they're sublethal , apparently, but i'm sublethal, apparently, but i'm sure they can d

the bbc understands he was tasered by police on the island of majorca after they were called to a barn the island's capital. vunipola called it a "misunderstanding" and said there was no violence. our sports news correspondent laura scott has more. we know that this incident involving billy vunipola happened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later

while the bbc understands he was tasered by police who were called to a bar in the island's capital palmaened at a club on majorca in the early hours of sunday morning. the number eight, who has played for england on 75 occasions, described what happened as an unfortunate misunderstanding that got out of hand. we know police were called to the club, we understand he was tasered and arrested, and he was later charged and appeared in court. however, he said in a statement released today that, "contrary to media reports, there was no violence, no fight, and i did not threaten anybody at any stage, with bottles or chairs or anything else. i was charged with resisting the law and, following an express trial, i have paid a fine of 240 euros." having paid that fine, we know the spanish police investigation has closed and billy vunipola is now free to fly back to the uk, and he is due back later today. what will now follow is an internal process at saracens and he says he will cooperate with that and he unreservedly apologises for any inconvenience he has caused during this incident. you're watch

eyewitnesses described seeing the suspect run through the area with a sword before he was tasered.oke to patients about the "shock" of hearing a cancer diagnosis — as he returned to public engagements with a hospital visit. in what was his first big public appearance since his cancer diagnosis, the king looked relaxed. donald trump has been fined $9,000 for violating a gag order imposed on him in his criminal hush—money trial. he broke the gag order 9 times. judgejuan merchan warned the former president that if he continues to willfully violate the gag order, he could face jail time. good evening, the us secretary of state antony blinken has landed in israel in the past few hours with a lot on his agenda. nobody thinks the cease—fire deal will solve all ofjoe biden�*s problems. but from a white house perspective it is the first necessary first step in a chain of events that could vastly improve the picture in the middle east and help him win re—election. standing in the way the two warring parties. hamas say they will consider the deal over the next 2a hours. there are still sticki

he was tasered here at the scene and arrested 22 minutes after the first call was made to police.this morning. i want to confirm at present that we do not believe there is any ongoing threat to the wider public and we're not seeking any other persons. the incident does not appear to be linked to any act of terrorism. we know now that during the incident, five people were injured, three members of the public and two of my local officers who were responding to the call. two of those members of the public remain in hospital. thankfully, their injuries are not believed to be life threatening. the two met police officers are also currently in hospital with stab wounds. both require surgery and have significant injuries. but we believe at this stage that they are not life—threatening. i commend the incredible bravery of notjust the police officers, but the other emergency responders who came to this scene this morning. i would ask anyone with information or any footage that would help us with this investigation to share that and call 101, please. i know the families of those involved, t

the officer ultimately pulled his taser and shocked frankel twice.al review found the officer's use of force was justified, the responding officers attorney, releasing a statement reading in part, quote, while we now know this was the consequence of a seizure at the time, the officers had no such information and acted in accordance with training, law and policy. all the officers wanted to do was help make sure everyone was safe. >> i've always respected the police until now, the frankel say. >> eventually, emts arrived on scene and bruce frankel was taken to the hospital where he was treated and arrested for resisting arrest and faced domestic abuse allegations. frankel say that's when they began digging into the events of that night. eventually spending more than $10,000 to clear bruce frankel's name. the marin county district attorney ultimately did not file charges, but now the frankel's have filed their own lawsuit alleging abuse at the hands of central marin police department, their attorney saying the responding officers rushed to judgment usin

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the officer ultimately pulled his taser and shocked frankel twice. an internal review found the officer's use of force was justified, the responding officers attorney releasing a statement reading in part, quote, while we now know this was the consequence of a seizure at the time, the officers had no such information and acted in accordance with training, law and policy. all the officers wanted to do was help make sure everyone was safe . >> i've always respected the police. until now, the frankel say. >> eventually, emts arrived on scene and bruce frankel was taken to the hospital where he was treated and arrested for resisting arrest and faced domestic abuse allegations. frankel say that's when they began digging into the events of that night, eventually spending more than $10,000 to clear bruce frankel's name. the marin county district attorney ultimately did not file charges, but now the frankel's have filed their own lawsuit alleging abuse at the hands of central marin police department, their attorney saying the responding officers rushed to ju

sunday , april 19, as you can see, open taser. the western and northern half will be covered by torrential rains and rainfall, and by the end of next week in most provinces, god willing, we will encounter rain intermittently. calculation of instability indicators show that hail events will occur in many areas, especially in the heights of zagros and damna, as well as the heights and damna in alborz, especially the farmers and car manufacturers have the necessary precautions against this phenomenon. until then, god bless you. the crimes that have been in front of the eyes of the world day and night for more than six months, the crimes that caused the reaction of the un secretary general at the rafah crossing from the very beginning. it is impossible to be here and not feel heartbroken. behind these walls are two million people who are suffering a lot . they have no facilities of water, food and fuel. but since mr. getresh's words, not only crimes it has not decreased, but it has also led to massacre. 33,000 martyrs, several times a

physical holds, tasers, handcuffs. resulting in death. that brings us to this report tonight from the independent nonpartisan associated press. they are not finding what mr. schapiro and others claim. they are finding something else. in an exhaustive review from 2012 to 2021 1036 deaths occurred after police implemented what they call nonlethal tactics. why did more than 1000 die force that isn't meant to kill? by the police his own standards that nonlethal tactic isn't working if it has a lethal result over and over. a majority of victims were being confronted over what was described as minor disturbances. you can see how they divide this up. ap is just looking at the facts. it was not a bunch of only bank robberies or violent shootouts. you can see how many people died in that setting. police force was also initially hidden or unmentioned in the medical reports. this is something we reported before. drugs or health conditions that may exist were suggested falsely as the main or sole cause of death. that's all statist

they had decided that they would ship some items, including things like a taser or handcuffs, that they the course of confronting jack reid so that they could ultimately kill him. -and who went to the fedex? -jay and myself. kimble: for the return label, john brooks used a fake name. it was "jay brice," and it was an address for this fictional company in las vegas. so, we filled out the shipping label. -who filled out the label? -jay did. keefe: the address was handwritten. a handwriting analyst compared the writing on the address portion of the package with jay brooks' handwriting. narrator: that analysis proved who filled out the packing label. beyond a degree of scientific certainty, this was jay brooks' handwriting. narrator: the blood from the horse barn finally came back with a match to jack reid's dna. this, along with the luminol evidence and the confessions, left no doubt about what happened, where it happened, and who did it. wilson: jurors can say, "okay, these co-defendants, even though they cut a deal with the state, they're telling me the truth." narrator: detectives belie

iran has a significant stockpile of missiles capable of taser me. this is the reason why the security council is involved. even now, this regime is trying with its hands to issue a resolution against iran at the behest of the security council. they want to divert the world's attention from the attack on noor gaza and the iranian consulate in damascus. but consulates represent and embassies are part of a country's territory. it means that an attack on the iranian consulate means an attack on iranian soil. according to international laws , if the territory of a country is violated. by complaining to the security council, they want him to play the role of the victim. but these things will not hide the truth. the rules of conflict have changed and no aggression goes unanswered. before 206, the zionist regime he attacked any arab country he wanted . he used to assassinate and commit murder and there was no one to answer him. today the situation is different . since 206, anyone who attacks a country affiliated to the resistance axis will be targeted. iran

tasers at emory university in atlanta. mostly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police, waved on by school administrators, with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another front line. >> free, free palestine! >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech, then you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation was for free peech and academic freedom already was on campus until october 7th. >> reporter: greg lukianov of the foundation for individual rights and expression, a group defending the right to free speech. >> do you have the sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the way the protests have been going on on college campuses has been alienating more of the public than bringing it in. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn civil disob disobedience. this ongoing tent city gal

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then a man who was stunned by a taser while having a seizure suing police. a look at the body camera video released to ktvu, and the accusations being made in a lawsuit. plus, springtime means the housing market could get more competitive. what a local realtor has to say about the current state of the bay area market. >> this is ktvu, fox two news at noon. >> good afternoon. thank you for joining us. i'm andre senior and i'm cristina rendon. we begin with the latest out of taiwan. now a country shaken by a massive earthquake this morning, some bay area residents who were in taiwan when that large earthquake hit made it home safely. today, these are live pictures from sfo. right now. ktvu is there when the first flights since that 7.4 quake arrived from taiwan, the united airlines flight left the capital city about two hours after the earthquake. we talked to several passengers who felt the shaking at the taiwan airport, who described the experience that's caused devastation in that country. >> yeah, clark was just about ready to issue me. my, my boarding pas

. >> captain dennis taser. >> we are telling our pilots, slow down, take your time and watch for theseotential errors because they are starting to increase across the system. >> in a memo to its 16,000 pilots, the union listed a series of problematic trends including tools lectin wheel wells like this hammer . the allied pilots association said it was found last month before flight left phoenix for cedar rapids, iowa. the union says maintenance discovered other tools inside the wheel well and noted there were no open maintenance actions at the time of discovery. also of concern, an increasing number of collisions between aircraft being tugged or towed and pressure to return aircraft to service. >> if these allegations are true, they need to be investigated and resolved. >> the memo comes as united is undergoing an faa audit after a series of concerning incidents this year. in a statement, american says our robust safety program is guided by our industry leading safety management system that includes a multitude of collaborative programs in regular touch points with the faa and all of o

a san anselmo man suing central marin police after he claims he was stunned with a taser and arrested while having a seizure. alice frenkel says that she called 911 back in august of 2022 when her then fiance, now husband bruce frankel, started gasping for air. she says she was expecting emts to respond, but central marin police officers arrived first. he was taken to the hospital where he was treated and arrested for resisting arrest. >> if the police arrived and just asked a lease, you know, two questions means what's going on and has this happened before? none of this. we wouldn't be here today. >> the marin county district attorney did not file charges against frenkel. doctors later determined that frenkel was suffering a grand mal seizure. however an internal review found the officer's use of force was justified. the central marin chief said in a statement, quote, that we are confident the action of our officers will be vindicated. all right. a scare in the north bay today, police say a report of an explosion forced kenilworth junior high school in talu to go on lockdown. petalum

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tasers at emory university in atlanta. mostly pro-palestinian protesters at times scuffling with police waved on by school administrators with hundreds of arrests. communities like the university of texas turning on each other. israel's war on hamas has another frontline -- [ chants ] >> reporter: a free speech and hate speech campus debate that's anything but academic. >> if you want to protect free speech, you don't break up peaceful protests. >> people didn't seem to be aware of how bad the situation for free speech and academic freedom already was on campus until october 7th. >> reporter: the foundation for individual rights and expression is a group defending the right to free speech. do you have a sense that any of this is moving the ball forward? >> some of the ways the protests have gone going on college campuses has been alienating more of the public. >> reporter: on columbia university's west lawn, civil disobedience. this ongoing tent city galvanized national protests. they want the university to divest investme