poppy responds, taser drawn. >> stop, now! on the ground, now!gun and grabs for it. poppy fires at givens with a tase of up to 50,000 volts. but givens isn't done. poppy goes for his firearm. as givens rises, his weapon in hand. poppy fires twice and givens goes down. incredibly he's only wounded. given is convicted of attempted aggravated assault on a law enforcement officer and sentenced to 11 months 29 days. more and more, police are relying on tasers. >> it's an excellent tool. it keeps us from having to fight somebody hands on. >> detective jared mathern should know. he along with two other officers are with the homer, louisiana, police force. they were uninvited guests who brought tasers who a wedding that went very, very wrong. instead of a toast, the broom got a taze. and the bridal party got a shower of mace. >> what is going through my mind, is oh, my god, i'm supposed to be getting married and supposed to be the happiest day in my life. getting tased, it couldn't get worse. >> jeffrey has been on the force for 15 years. >> this is smal

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

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

but the reality is that i don't have the data on the use of tasers. i know what the position of the police commission is at this point, and i am willing to support that decision based on what they have studied. i don't have the data. i would have to look at more data to change my mind on that. >> great, thank you. and one thing that i know that has been very useful for the police commission and i actually think more commissions should do this, the police commission, which meets every week, once a month it actually meets in a neighborhood >> i gave you the example of the tenderloin plan we were working on, but the peace plan in the mission actually has the police department at the table. and i think that you cannot work on a process within communities without involving all stakeholders, and the people who are -- who might be victims of crime, the people who are providing services and the people who prevent crime are part of that. so any time we have a community process, all of these people need to be at the table. because we can't be doing anything unl

the taser landed on a zipper, and he wasn't shocked by the weapon. coming towards him thinking the weapon had worked, and hi pointed his firearm at my head and fired two shots straight directly at my head. you can see him firing point-blank. >> a lot of noise. a lot of flashing. it's all sort of blurry because it happened so quickly. >> a fellow officer lends him a weapon and a bulletproof vest. a fast and furious gun battle breaks out. >> i decided that i would shoot him in the lower leg, dropping him to the ground, rendering him immobile, and then rush at him and shoot him pointblank in the stomach area. >> but the gunman isn't going down without a fight. he shoots him in the shoulder. >> it went straight through me. i didn't feel it at all. i went to touch under my arm, and i felt a wet substance there. i was able to put my thumb into my shoulder, so i knew i had been hit. >> despite his injury, dilorenzo helps free the hostages, then he is brought to the hospital. at the end of the four-hour siege, the gunman, a 39-year-old man injured and bleedi

but the reality is that i don't have the data on the use of tasers. i know what the position of the police commission is at this point, and i am willing to support that decision based on what they have studied. i don't have the data. i would have to look at more data to change my mind on that. >> great, thank you. and one thing that i know that has been very useful for the police commission and i actually think more commissions should do this, the police commission, which meets every week, once a month it actually meets in a neighborhood

taser, taser, taser! stay down. >> let her go!get tased but i'm not going to get sprayed. >> i told them one day, i'll get tased and ever since then, a lot of the crew members are asking me, hey, jake, when are you going to get tased? you said you were going to do it. >> he always wanted to get tased for some reason. i can't figure out why but every facility he would visit for whatever reason it didn't happen but when we went to shoot fairfax we were able to fulfill that dream of his. >> it's a weird thing somebody wanting to get tased. what's the philosophy behind that? >> i don't know. i've been sprayed before. i've been around that and i've watched people get tased. i want to -- i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i want the full experience without being locked up. >> a lot of times, some of the people that i meet, we don't have much in common. we're from two different worlds. but while i'm in there, if i can kind of walk a mile in their shoes, whether it be by eating what they eat, playing the games they play -- it's no

>> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days before so, all the training was fresh in my mind. >> after 13 years at the multnomah county sheriff's office, this is the first time morrissey o'donald uses any of the weapons on her belt. >> he didn't say anything. when we walked him back to the courtroom, he was completely silent. >> the judge orders him into custody again. he increases trent's bail $500,000. >> under oregon law, what mr. trent did after he knew he was going into custody is no different than if he would have tried to escape from the oregon state pen. >> trent is convicted of possession of a false police officer i.d. card and is sentenced to probation. but for his bold escape, he gets ten months in the slammer. >> he might not have gone to prison but for the fact he tried to run from the courtroom. i think it just goes to show people that you need to follow authority and you need to show respect to the court. and when you don't do that, you can end up with a harsher sentence than what you were originally charged with

do you remember the taser? we can now trace the taser. are we going to be able to put traces on the drone? >> i don't know yet. it all depends on what it is we're going to be tracing. if it's going to be an issue of whether you're tracing cameras, i think that's going to be very, very difficult. if they're going to be communicating some kind of message -- >> i'm talking about identification technology. >> i don't know. might want to look in to that. might be a buck to be made. >> doing very well. thank you very much. >> you're going to have item -- immense social conflict on this with people flying over beaches and just sort of delinquent activity with these drones. >> part of the backlash right now is very similar to what you're seeing with google glass. there are people that have pushed back against it both in social commentary but also with fighting and what not that are very upset if somebody wears a computer on their eyeglasses in to, say, a bar or something. >> you're going to see some of those drones shot down. >> do you think the

i would disagree on the taser.that i am confident they would hit that guy with a taser, he would have went down, they would have handcuffed him, dusted him off, took him to get him checked and locked him up. it would have been over. >> so are you in agreement with the current police commissioner is doing going across the country to other police departments to try to figure out how to train the officers better here? >> you'd have to ask him. >> well, i'll give you my opinion. >> i have to run. i've got run. i'm so sorry. okay, go ahead. >> don't threaten me like that. >> see, there you go, there you go! right here. >> i almost unconditionally support bill bratton because of how good an administrator he is. he is the most talented police official in the business. he is progressive, insightful. >> he is one of the best in this entire country. >> he has been slighted, which is not a tangential issue at this point. but if there is anybody that knows how to address this problem, it's mr. bratton. >> and i have to say the

. >>> a california state trooper threatened to use a taser on an nfl player during a traffic spot. >> spread your feet. >> spread your feet. >> the -- calm video shows what happened in lawrence county south carolina, cincinnati bangle salmon gone are you was going 89-mile-per-hour in a 55 zone. now the trooper can use discretion to arrest a person for going more than 25 miles over the speed limit but this trooper's behavior was not professional. >>> and a win over belgium, and over the world cup, the city of san francisco will set up in san francisco plaza, a match against germany and it will be shown as well. big day. >> yes, its. >> i hope they win. >>> 617 is the time sal, a little bit of news and people are heading there. >> they included a minor crash there, pam westbound 9 it and they are just finding out all of the lanes are open at the scene of that deadly crash so things are improving a little bit. let's talk about that. i want to mention it is model moderately clear and traffic is moving along well. you can see for yourself it is moving along well. the drive time is about 10

your opinion on taser? charles: i'm sure she bought from me, not from me, but earlier show. people thought this is the only stock i mentioned in the last year. i understand how people are anxious with this. i'm looking hard, i cannot pinpoint what's going on. the stock trades like bad news, here's the irony, management reported orders for main products including at least a thousand of cameras ordered from nine police department and the kind of news i thought would have taken up the stock a dollar and a half, would take it down. i hate taking a loss, this stock looks dangerously vulnerable. execution has been great. they beat the insiders starting to nibble at. this i'm worried. and by the way. as far as the 63-year-old. this is a perfect stock for you. i think you made the right decision, i want to make sure you have dividend paying stocks in the portfolio, too. oliver, you mentioned dividend paying stocks earlier. >> when i heard the question, number one it is a growth oriented stock. no question about it. you want to have a relatively small exposure to a wide variety of st

johannes mehserle said he intended to fire his taser.he jury must decide johannes mehserle's intention and whether grant's father, who is in prison for murder, is entitled to damages. >>> caltrans is warning drivers about another major closure of 280 in san francisco that begins tomorrow night. this time, the northbound lanes will be closed during the 4th of july holiday weekend for freeway repair. caltrans is shutting down the lanes between the 101/280 interchange in downtown san francisco. the closure scheduled to begin at 9:00 tomorrow night. the freeway is scheduled to reopen at 5:00 on monday morning. now the southbound lanes will remain open. you may remember a stretch of southbound 280 in san francisco was closed over the memorial day weekend for a similar highway repair project. another 280 closure is planned for the labor day holiday weekend. >>> this morning, the 49ers will have another mass transit dry run for levi stadium which opens in less than five weeks. the niners are teaming up to make sure things go smoothly on game da

they did not taser or hit her. >> there's a correct way for him to go about her job and threatening to knock her out might be too much. >> the song says, mama says going to knock you out. >>> when you're in love with love, scream it out. let everybody know about love. >> ladies and gentlemen! >> in your underwear. this guy's screaming to every at the apple store. >> love is important. feel the moment, not technology. >> oh, i thought he loved the iphone. ? i think i recognize. >> that's matthew silver. he's been on the show before. >> come on everybody, let's dance. >> people were listening. people were tuning in, even the security guard because the guy reaches over to give the security guard a hug. the guard hugs back and continues to hug him as he escorts him out the store. >> we've seen this guy on the show before. we recognize him. i wonder if the folks in this neighborhood recognize him and know he's not a threat. it's a loving message, but it's skrar ri. u to have someone barge in. but it is a good message. >> we reached out to him, and he said it was planned, knew there was a ba

usually it's somebody who is drunk or maybe somebody who has been tasered. when i tell you the story behind this one, you're going to say, what? that man right there is identified as one wanted by police since 2008. police allege that he ordered the hit on a mayoral aide. never believe police found him in the icu of a hospital. he was in intensive care. they drag him out of the hospital. dragging him through the airport. this isn't the end of the story. >> what? >> two officers took him to the airport because they wanted to board a plane with this man and take him to the police station in the town where he was wanted. the airline said, this man is sick. we can't put him on the plane. so, they put him on the luggage rack. >> what? >> checked him in as luggage to find him back. >> are they real police officers or imposters. >> they're not real police officer is in mor because they're fired. >> like a "weekend at bernie's" moment. >> the man had trouble breathing. airport officers said, let us take him to the hospital. the during the argument the man reportedly

. >> tufty tries to reach for his taser, then his gun, but there's no time. zeigler is on the run. >> she flies by in front of me yelling at me as she's driving by. she said, quote, unquote, just [ bleep ] shoot me and then drives off. >> tufty gives chase. ziegler's vehicle is going fast, leaving a cloud of smoke in its wake. trying to shake the officer, ziegler turns abruptly cutting off two other cars. she accelerates, passing a school and blowing through stop signs. zeigler is unyielding. suddenly corporal tufty sees the driver's side door open. >> i'm thinking she's going to try to jump out of the truck. as i come around the corner i can see that she slipped out and she's actually hanging on to the driver's door and the steering wheel. >> zeigler desperately holds on. she can neither stop the truck nor get back inside. >> she's running with the truck and she's slipping as she's running and she can't control it. >> zeigler tries to keep up with the moving vehicle, but this proves to be an even bigger mistake. >> it hits a curb for a driveway and it hits a

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

this particular one manufactured by taser-axon, recording the audio and video, and will now be required to be worn on the body of all officers. the police chief says there has been a number much frivolous lawsuits filed against his officers. and now with every encounter with the public recorded it will encourage citizens to be on their best behavior. he says it also forces his officers to have better accountability for policies and procedures. >> a lot of police department come unfined because there is amateur video from the cell phones. the citizens taking the footage of us making pan -- an arrest, whatever it maybe. it never captured it from beginning to end. this is important. >> and only had the body cameras about two days. there are those who same they have concerns with them because of privacy. and meanwhile, there are departments that used them and they have seen complaints from citizens declined and complaints declined. and it appears to have officers and residents behave better. >> thank you. >>> and colleges in new jersey want to give up class read for life experiences. five g

>> at the los angeles county jail, we encountered inmates who seemed impervious to tasers or anythingrol these inmates, deputies had to resort to what's known as a four-point restraint. >> in the inmate reception center, there's a lot of incidences, these guys coming straight off the street. they're angry and they're very violent. and they often go off. >> everybody else sit down. >> sit down. >> one inmate in particular just couldn't deal with it anymore. he went completely berserk. >> move it. >> freeze! >> move it! >> have a seat. >> and they had to restrain him. and one of the ways they do that is these four-point restraints. and they tell him exactly what they're going to be doing. >> mental health staff has ordered you to be placed in four point restraints. you understand that? >> yeah. >> i need your cooperation. the more you cooperate, the faster you will be out of points. >> sergeant gilbert duran supervises the carefully choreographed restraint process. >> the deputies have already been briefed as to who will take the upper body, who will take the lower body extremities. som

and you know, i think on the issue of tasers, it's one of those things, where i think the main thing is that you speak to different people and that you have an understanding of the concerns. so with that i'm happy to support the motion by supervisor tang. i do think that the police commission is one of those positions that because it cuts across so much different areas that community involvement is really key. there is a reason why this is one of the few commissions that actually meets every week, because you want it to be connected to the community. thank you and i look forward to working with you. >> there is a motion on the floor, with no objection, then the motion passes, congratulations. [ gavel ] [ applause ] >> madame clerk, can you please call item no. 3. >> item no. 3 is the motion confirming the mayor's appointof gwyneth borden to the municipal transportation agency board of directors for the unexpired [kpo-rgs/] of 4-year term ending march 1,2018. >> miss borden, please come up to the mic. chair yee, supervisors campos and tang, thank you very much for hearing this motion

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

>> i'm having a problem with tas taser.l me what's going on because i can't find out anything. just today six to eight states bought the equipment from taser. they made $10 million in the last quarter. they are buying back their own stock. >> i have to have them on the show, dolly united states because i have to tell you, i read the same thing you did and i could not believe this has fallen so hard, so fast. >> now i'm going to jim in illinois. jim! >> jimbo, my question is on a t at&t. >> i have to think this through. i like the acquisition and they'll do fine. i do hope directv reaverages the nfl and otherwise the deal is gone. i need to go to david in new york. david! >> hi, jim. how are you? >> i'm real good. how about you? >> i'm doing well. i had some questions about gogo. have you heard of the company? >> gogo on no, no. i think it's a short squeeze. i want to stay away from gobo go, but i'm going to jenny in california. >> hi there, jim. >> what's up? >> your most devoted fan in visalia, california. >> i covered a c

. >> they were coming up on the beach about how they felt like they got hit with a taser or something. >> it was felt in redondo beach where the lightning actually started a car fire and singed a house. >>> for us, we are watching an upper level storm system spinning up here through western new york and pennsylvania. more north of pittsburgh, but closer in, as we go into garrett county toward west virginia, now northern virginia here from winchester, a couple of sprinkles starting to show up spotty showers. the bigger story is the winds. gusts up to 30 in washington. and i think we'll get over 35 actually in the mountains a little bit later on. but you notice even in pax river, where the winds have switched to the west at 30, the humidity, which is still a little high on the eastern shore, that is going to start to drop. the winds, they will be up by the afternoon. by 4:00 some of these gusts in the low to mid-20s, there is your gust in the 35 miles per hour range in the mountains. things have calmed down for tomorrow. looks like after this afternoon, a couple of sweet days coming our

. >>> from the delaware news room a search underway for the woman accused of using a taser to problemnother woman. christina harding used the weapon to subdue the victim and steal her money in yesterday afternoon and she left possibly heading towards her home in dover. >>> a truck carrying a carnival ride caused a huge back up. the ride seen from chopper 6 towed behind the vehicle fell off along the southbound lanes in mercer county. no one was hurt but the back up extended some nine miles as they worked to clear the scenes. >>> and hazmat teams evacuated a plant after a small explosion this morning. as the employees stood over the plant in west debtford the general manager says that three employees were examined and one sent to a hospital as a precaution. local officials have given the all-clear for people to go back in the building. the company is still evaluating the situation. they work with chemicals and precious metals. >>> accuweather setting us up for a decent start to the weekend. sky 6 with a live look at the jersey show where folks are set up for a day at the beach in cape

almost simultaneously, officer erpp tasers the other.rop to the ground. >> the officer who had been pushed on the outside of the door, boom. swings into action. >> deputy cooley quickly zaps the remaining attacker. meanwhile, a separate brawl is raging just a few feet away. set in motion when the defendant's father seen in the black hoodie jumps on the brother-in-law of the murder victim. >> mr. henderson's father saw the tail end of the actual people going through to assault his son. while he thinks the last two people through the door were part of the assault, they weren't. so he winds up trying to take them down to help us. >> deputy harris, unclear of who is who, stuns the defendant's father, bringing an end to the chaos. other than some cuts and bruises, henderson is not seriously injured. the six involved in the melee are cuffed and questioned. but only the three original assailants are arrested. >> the charges against the three attackers were three counts of assault, third degree. one for each of the officers that was attacked. >>