>>> now at 11:00, a fairfax county inmate tasered in jail. her death called an accident but now it is under scrutiny. >> more arrest of the birthday cake beating. now the 9-year-old's mom is behind bars in maryland and police say she was about it leave town. >> how a teenage girl found her way out of the wilderness two days after surviving a plane crash. >> the investigation's over, now it's up to prosecutors. >> tonight, fairfax county police have turned over the results of their 5-month investigation. sheriff deputies tried to transfer her out of county jail and tasered her. >> jackie spoke to a mental health advocate and says there are is still some unanswered questions. jackie? >> reporter: the common wealth's attorneys office confirmed they received eight thick finders to review. >> i was very, very, very disappointed. what upsets me is that it is always easy to blame the person with mental illness. >> reporter: peter is an advocate for p em with mental health issues. he has reviewed county police chief's statements on the february death

, taser!"t officer jackson can't tase when another cop is in the line of fire. >> if one prong would go into me and the other prong would go into the suspect, the electricity would go through both of us. >> the groom blocks the taser. >> he hit it out of my hand and it went into the crowd. luckily, nobody got hit. >> suddenly, the groom passes out. >> who shot the stun gun! >> the brother-in-law mistakenly believes the groom was been tased and goes after the cops. then he's marched down the aisle. >> he jumped up off of the ground and attempted to charge at one of the officers that was standing directly behind me. i had to grab him. >> it's total chaos and then the groom is back on his feet. but not for long. >> you can see him get up again. so it's like, "night of the living dead." he's back up, in the crowd. >> i tried to talk to him, tried to calm him down. he swung a punch at me and i deployed a taser a second time. [ screaming ] >> and here comes the bride. >> his new wife came up screamin

this is not an instance that required a taser to be revealed. you tell me, i cannot see it being used in this circumstance, and it should have been handled as look, license, registration, and she even stated, look, i'll give you my i.d. and it would have been the end of it, for an improper lane change. >> based on what you witnessed here, the review of the video should she have been arrested? >> she shouldn't have been arrested. >> okay, i take your considered opinion. darren is a reported nypd officer. appreciate your time. >>> for the second time since the death of michael brown nearly a year ago the city of ferguson missouri, has hired a new police chief. andre anderson is taking a six month leave of absence from his current job to lead the ferguson police force, and he begins tomorrow. >> the city is going from one interim police chief to another. and they couldn't say how many people were considered for this position, but i can tell you that the current interim city manager is from glendale, arizona and andre anderson recently workeds agenc

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taser had no effect. they're trying to utilize the taser to bring him under control so that they don't have to strike him, so that there is no kicks or striking. >> reporter: the d.a. says the .38 caliber hand gun recovered was stolen and says walter mote kept resisting because he didn't want to go back to jail. >> 13 separate convictions, many of them dealing with resisting arrest, many of them dealing with violence. >> reporter: police are allowed to use force and whalen says this was warranted. >> this is a dangerous individual and the police were lucky to apprehend him without further incident in this particular case. >> reporter: jack whalen says they still have a lot of other witnesses to talk to and are asking if anybody has additional cell phone videos to let them know. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 this afternoon a local man learned his punish

. >> whether he chooses the taser or the pepper spray why did you go for the taser? >> this scenario ended with non-lethal force but it's a good way to have less deadly encounters with the suspects, and in turn have a better relationship with the community. >> a los angeles police officer has been sentenced for three years in prison for excessive force during an arrest. mario was caught on camera hitting alicia in the throat and kicking her. she later died. he was not charged in her death, but it was linked to drug intoxication in an autopsy report. >>> secretary of state john kerry heads to capitol hill to push the nuclear agreement with iran, it's a tough sell for the white house, and not just for republicans. >> until you quit, you're probably going to be the first one in whatever you do. >> a mother's advice to her daughter, who is now making military history. >> the obama administration's attempts to sell congress on the iran fuk lar deal seem to be coming up short. the president's top cabinet secretary faced a highly critical senate foreign relations committee

but the officers can be heard telling him to put his hands behind his back and threatening to use a taser on him. the officers say carroll bit two of the officers one several times. and was on probation for a previous drug convince viction. >> this is good police works you are allowed to use force not excessive force for whatever reason this is a big deal, i don't see it this is absurd. >> carroll's grandmother had just one thought when she saw the video. >> here is an another black kid been beat by the philadelphia police. and how many more of them went through that and how many more got to go through that. >> nancy carroll rants the officers fired and saw her grandson in jail today and still complaining of a sore ankle but there is no evidence he was taser. some question why it took some many officers to subdue one man. >> when a call for help goes out, every officer responds not knowing what they will fine when they get there. >> if you are the go that is wrestling with this guy you want to hear the troops coming to help you. >> the police officers involved in that incident remain on a

>> step out of the car. >> as bland continued to refuse the officer's lawful command he pulled his taser. >> i will light you up. get out. >> wow. wow. >> get out of the car. >> wow, for failure to signal. you're doing all this-- >> get over there. for failure to signal. for failure to signal. >> get off the phone. >> i have a right to call. >> put your phone down. >> in his report the officer said that bland off camera quote began swinging her elbows at me and kicked my right leg in the chin. that was already widely known because it was recorded by a bystander. the officer has been placed on administrative leave. the head of texas department public safety said that his conduct during the stop violated the procedures. >> for letting the individual know in terms of what action is going to be taken. secondly we've got a situation that doesn't matter where it happened, that the troopers have an obligation. >> it should be noted that there are several places where the 52 minute video appears to have been edited. at one point, for example the tow truck driver leaves his truck and walks off sc

another cop came out with a tasering. they said taser him. after that she pulled out her baton and started beating him with a stick. >> this is a dangerous individual and the police were lucky to apprehend him without further incident. >> reporter: that was the delaware county, district attorney, who says he sees in evidence of excessive force but has launched an investigation. he said you can see mr. mote resisting arrest. what you don't see is the man punching two police officers, stolen handgun found in the waist band, and felony dating back to the mid 80's a. the mote remains lock up this morning. we are hearing that the police officers who were involved in that arrest remain on active duty, chris and lauren. >> jenny joyce thanks so much for that update. >>> also this morning a man is shot sitting in the car outside his olney home. police were called to the 400 block of rust comb street just after 9:00 as a bullet went through the 28 year-old's arm and into his chest. he was transported to private vehicle to the hospital where he is list

and the number of officers involved he says they would have been justified using a taser but there is no evidence that it was used. carroll's grandmother did not see burn marks and only complained about a soar ankle when he visited him today she had only one thought. >> here is another black kid getting beat by the philadelphia police. and how many more of them went through that and how many more have got to go through that. >> now the police department has released a statement saying they are trying to identify all the officers involved but it says there is no evidence that a taser was used as that investigation continues. live in police headquarters david henry channel 6 "action news." >>> dozens of customers are still without power in society hill when smoke poured out of manholes officials say that several elevators were stopped because of it and no one was trapped inside and the cause of the smoke is still under investigation. >> in other news, a new york man has pleld guilty to three counts of involuntarily manslaughter according to authorities michael ware give his underage and

. >>> a driver had to be tasered after leading chp on a high- speed chase on the peninsula. this after they caught up to him on highway 101 at the millbrae avenue off-ramp where he crashed. the chase started in san jose early this morning. the suspect was driving the wrong way for almost 18 miles. eventually the guy crashed into a guardrail flipped and landed in the median. he tried to run from the scene but officers caught up to him. they tasered him and arrested him. >>> well, tonight firefighters are gaining ground on a wildfire near lake berryessa. the so-called "wragg fire" is near the city of winters. the flames stretch across napa and solano counties. cal fire says the fire is now 47% contained. road closures and evacuations have been lifted. but firefighters say 140 structures are still threatened. the injuries so far. cal fire is holding a town hall meeting tonight for those affected by the fire. the cause is under investigation. >>> in el dorado national forest, firefighters are also gaining ground on a wildfire near kyburz. evacuation orders have been lived and th

he pulls out a taser. interaction takes place out of view. a bystander is recording. at one point the officer addressed the eyewitness filming the incident. . >> bland was arrested for sought on a public servant and booked into the waller county gaol. following a closed door meeting the eight county and local officials, the dash cam video was released. >> everything as relates to relationship and law enforcement and the majority community, we want to make sure that people that do not perceive this. whether the fact to leave, we want to make certain that no stone is unturned. whenever the facts lee. that those end up being an offense. >> the investigation into the death has been treated as if it was a murder investigation. >> it was suggested that the traffic stop was not ideal. >> sandra bland was combative. >> reporter: what does that mean? >> it was not a model traffic stop. it's not a model person that was stopped. i think the public can make its own determinations as to the behaviours seen in the video. >> the trooper violated procedures and has been placed on adm

taser, taser, taser! >> ah, ah, ah! >> let her go!to get sprayed. i told them one day i'll get tased. and ever since then, a lot of the crew members that i work with are always 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 just didn't happen. but when we went to shoot fairfax we were able to fulfill that dream of his. >> feel like walking the green mile, unfortunately. >> it's a weird thing somebody wanting to get tased. what's the philosophy behind that? >> i don't know. i've dealt with spray before. i've been around that and i've watched people get tased. i just kind of want to -- you know. i eat a lot of the foods that are here and i just 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 s

. >> police say when he didn't they deployed beanbags, tasers and a k-9 into the showroom. then he ran out the back. >> and he charged at officer kunkle. and he kicked him in the stomach and punched him a few times in the head and face area. >> on his back investigators investigators investigators say he tried his taser again and when it didn't slow him the officer fired the gun hitting the teen in the torso and in the face. >> it is a scripted their are you tiff -- narrative. >> the goal is to de escalate and not to escalate the way they did. we know he was unharmed. >> why he was in pleasanton let uh lon an auto dealership -- let alone an auto dealership is a mystery. >> would love nothing more than to play the guitar. >> he was walking around with a go tack and he took it off his back and broke it right here. >> they captured the vandalism and not the shooting. they are waiting on toxicology reports and the officer is on administrative leave. in san jose abc7 news. >> tonight police in vallejo are searching for a shooter who killed a woman today. she and the man were dri

more follow at 5:11, dash cam video shows a taser has been deployed with little effect.e continues throwing rocks at police. one witness laughing while this cell phone video is shot. [ laughter ] >> reporter: a second taser attempt fails and at 5:12, shots are fired. as he throws a rock turns and runs. changing directions he turns begins to raise his arms from his sides and is brought down by another volley of shots. on the sidewalk he is handcuffed nearly two minutes after he falls. no cpr is administered for nearly five more minutes. the toxicology report shows he was probably high on meth. brought to passco from mexico his mother and father were briefed on the investigation. they say they are not in a hurry. they can wait for justice for their son. their attorneys, though are much less patient with the way the investigation was conducted and in particular with how long it took to question the officers. >> you don't wait seven weeks to interview the principal parties involved. i don't care what town that is in passco new york city south carolina, cleveland, detroit, or

>> the taser had no effect. they're trying to utilize the taser to bring him under control so that they don't have to strike him, so that there is no kicks or striking. >> reporter: the d.a. says the .38 caliber hand gun recovered was stolen and says walter mote kept resisting because he didn't want to go back to jail. >> 13 separate convictions, many of them dealing with resisting arrest, many of them dealing with violence. >> reporter: police are allowed to use force and whalen says this was warranted. >> this is a dangerous individual and the police were lucky to apprehend him without further incident in this particular case. >> reporter: jack whalen says they still have a lot of other witnesses to talk to and are asking if anybody has additional cell phone videos to let them know. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> new at 6:00 this afternoon a local man learned his punishment for killing a marine outside a bar in camden. a judge sentenced him to 70 years in prison today. a jury convicted him back in may. he

i took out my taser. when i pulled the trigger, the tong is did not come out. i was about to drop it when it did deploy, the spread wasn't long enough and impact his body. i had to take him down, i would get swung on hit by his fist or feet and that's why i tackled him to the ground. >> after cuffed deputy witson say his was still resisting. >> with my hand on his arm, i could feel him pulling away pipe went ahead, that's when i put him on the rail to try to hold him for a minute, let him calm down, cool down, let him know i'm in full control, got him back up, started to walk again, yelling profanities. once we got to the door, that's when he started to buck up and i had to put him against the officer. >> a technique detention staff here trained for. >> one of the best tactics is with another d.o. to step in separate me and the inmate, that's way he has no problem with the detention officer because he's not the one that handcuffed him or gave orders. he did a great job of stepping in, saying i got it. this place runs on teamwork. we have to watch each other's b

they fired several rounds of bean bag shots and a taser. police say christopher zareck swung the pole at him. the lapd says it's investigating. >>> there are two more reported incidents of lasers being reported at airliners. a shuttle america regional jet was en route. about five miles west of warwick, the deck was hit by a green light. and a crew on american airlines said they also got hit by a laser about 20 miles south of the airport. both planes landed safely and no injuries were reported. >>> the war of words between donald trump and others is getting heated up. neither one minced words and it looks like graham will be getting a new cell phone. chris martinez explains. >> reporter: donald trump did not tone down the rhetoric at his campaign rally. he delivered a blistering response after graham said this about the billionaire. >> run for president but don't be the world's biggest jackass. >> then i watch this idiot lindsey graham on television today and he called me a jackass jackass. >> reporter: he even gave out graham's personal cel

despite that comment, police claim a taser was never actually used as tyree carroll fought with officers allegedly biting one of them three times and another once. >> he's down on the ground hollering, calling me. cops don't say anything. trying to get over. but he didn't resist. they lied. >> reporter: his family claims the force used by officers badly injured one of his ankles that has gone untreated in prison. >> he said it's still swollen and he needs to go to the doctor with it. >> they examined his pupils and his heart and they didn't look at his injuries. so we really are very concerned about his medical condition. >> reporter: tyree's grandmother does confirm that tyree can be heard on that cell phone video apologizing to officers saying he's sorry for biting them. police in internal affairs say they will check the officers' tasers to see whether or not they were used. i'm doug shimell, nbc 10 news. >>> the teacher at the center of a catholic school controversy on the main line is sharing the story behind her firing. in an exclusive, today i sat down with margie winters for her f

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video recorded 28-year-old sandra bland being stopped by a white state trooper and threatened with a tasers pulled over for not using an indicator and was later found hanged in her jail cell three days later. state lawmakers say she shouldn't have been arrested in the first place. >> it is important that you know and that america knows that we want to make certain that there is transparently transparency as it relates to what occurred in the death of mrs. bland it's important for you to know and america to know also that all of us joined together in asking the federal bureau of investigation to be involved in this. we have joined together to ask the department of justice to be involved in this. it's important that america knows that we have given everything that's going on in america as it relates to relationships between law enforcement and african american minor at this community i should say, that we want to make certainly that quote unquote people do not perceive this anything we do as results to the investigate as a whitewash. >>> the united states says a senior al qaeda member was ki

. >> police say when he didn't they deployed beanbags, tasers and a k-9 into the showroom. then he ran out the back. >> and he charged at officer kunkle. and he kicked him in the stomach and punched him a few times in the head and face area. >> on his back investigators investigators investigators say he tried his taser again and when it didn't slow him the officer fired the gun hitting the teen in the torso and in the face. >> it is a scripted their are you tiff -- narrative. >> the goal is to de escalate and not to escalate the way they did. we know he was unharmed. >> why he was in pleasanton let uh lon an auto dealership -- let alone an auto dealership is a mystery. >> would love nothing more than to play the guitar. >> he was walking around with a go tack and he took it off his back and broke it right here. >> they captured the vandalism and not the shooting. they are waiting on toxicology reports and the officer is on administrative leave. in san jose abc7 news. >> tonight police in vallejo are searching for a shooter who killed a woman today. she and the man were dri

he does pull out his taser. a struggle ensues and he takes bland to the ground. much of the interaction is out of the dash cam's view. a bystander is also recording. >> you slammed me into the ground. do you not even care about that? i can't even hear. >> at one point the officer addressed the eyewitness filming the incident. >> you need to leave. >> thank you for recording, thank you. >> bland was arrested for assault on a public servant and booked in the waller county jail. following a closed door meeting, state senator royce west made the dash cam video public and addressed reporters. >> given everything going on in america as it relates to relationships between law enforcement and african-american minority community i should say, we want to make certain that quote-unquote people don't perceive this or anything we do with this investigation as a whitewash. whatever the facts lead we want to make certain that no stone is unturned and we get every fact and whatever the facts leave that those end up being there. >> the waller county district attorneyed the invest

contrary to early reports the department of public safety brian ensierra pulls out his taser and takeser to the ground and much interaction takes place out of the dash cam's view and a bystander is also recording. >> slam to the ground and do you not care about that? i can't even hear. >> reporter: at one point the officer addressed the eyewitness filming the incident. >> you need to leave. >> thank you for recording. >> reporter: she was arrested for assault on a public servant and booked in the waller jail and following a meeting with state, county and local officials royce west made it public and addressed reporters. >> given everything in america with law enforcement and african minority community we want to make sure that people do not perceive this anything we do as it relates to this investigation as a white wash wherever the facts leave we want to make sure no stone is unturned and make sure we get the facts and what the facts leave that those end up being the facts. >> reporter: waller da says the investigation into bland's jail cell death is treated as if it were a murder inv

if i pull my taser, it turns on the camera. if it has voice recognition capability, if certain key words are used, the camera comes on. you can avoid some of this do i turn the camera on or off because there is a practicality reality for police officers when they're involved in enforcement activity that the last thing on their mind is pushing that button to turn it on. they're looking at a person, thinking if there's any chance that person might harm them, that's what they're going to focus on first. if we can find a way to automate that and take that off them, that turns them on. other things have nothing to do with the technology with this accountability stuff, turning them on or off and doing all of that. whether we like it or not, all of us have to accept the fact that police officers need a certain level of discretion to do their job. and that discretion and what happens or doesn't happen in terms of transparency issues, retention issues and all that are set in the law. the cops follow what the law is. and if you don't lik

she was threatened with a taser. she was found dead in her jail cell three days later. >>> u.s.ond ashton carter is in the middle east trying to reassure regional allies about last week's nuclear deal with iran. but one consequence of that deal could be a weapons buildup in the region. now explained. >> reporter: the u.s. defense secretary isn't just offering moral support to allies in the region he's thought according to several news reports bill wraps of dollars of conventional weapons. the obama administration has broken records in its weapon sales in the middle east. it wayned arms export controls, one state department official testified that it was a major preoccupation of all top u.s. foreign officials how to sale more weapon on his every continent. no matter how volatile the region. owe bota administration has sold $64 billion worth the we have are you to gulf corpse council countries the uae wants $200 million of drone technology with $130 million worth of knew missions also in the pipeline, lob no one wants $500 million worse of the weaponry. the u.s. and israel were in

reporter: the trooper ordered bland to step out of the car, forcing the door open and drawing his taser. >> get out of the car! i will light you up! >> there is very little that can be gleaned from the dash cam why sandy had to be thrown to the ground and hurt. >> reporter: texas department of public safety director seemed to agree. >> he failed to exhibit professionalism and courtesy throughout the entire encounter. that wasn't the case. >> reporter: after the dash cam video was released yesterday, there were questions about whether it was edited. several cars appeared more than once. public safety officials blamed a technical safety glitch during uploading and released a new version today. waller county district attorney elton matthis is reviewing all the evidence but is treating this as a homicide investigation. >> there will be just fis for sandra bland. at this point we don't know what that will be. >> reporter: trooper encinia is on administrative leave but the waller county district attorney says they'll ask a grand jury to see if criminal charges are warranted. >> rose: omar vil

>> reporter: that level of force, displaying a taser or pointing it at her, doesn't necessarily mean he's intending to use it. he's trying to get compliance. in fact, he doesn't use it. >> reporter: can you get arrested for sassing a cop? >> by in large you can't, but people do. they shouldn't. it would make better sense to contest that encounter with the police later, in the presence of your attorney, in the presence of a judge. >> reporter: what if you feel this is really going in a bad direction? you're a black woman in a small southern town with a white police officer? >> i understand that, but if we start painting all of our citizens in that way, including the police that's a mistake. that means everyone can determine, i'll determine whether i'm under arrest or not. >> reporter: we asked bosko if people should be pulled over for minor infractions like failing to signal a lane change. he said, if we don't want cops to enforce the laws, change the laws. >> rose: thanks, chip. today the f.b.i. said at least one marine fired at the chattanooga shooter last thursday, to try to stop t

so this video shows the officers punching, kicking and tasering a man whom they were trying to arrest. that man is 49 year-old walter mote, his friend call him eddie, and say he is mentally disable. chester police stop mote as he was driving a wrong way down a one way street after they approached him comes the violence, when was caught on this cell phone video. the man who shot it, spoke with us, he does not want his identity revealed for his own safety. he says he did not know the man involved but thought it was wise to get it on tape. the d.a. says this suspect with a long rap sheet could have seriously harm the officer. >> it is sickening every time i see it. i had to come outside and see it. i am like i see things like that happening a across the world, i never thought i would see it up close and personal. then i come outside and see it it is like wow it is just bad. >> that is his background, 13 separate convictions many of them dealing with resisting arrest, many of them dealing with violence this is a dangerous individual. police were lucky to apprehend him without further inci

. >> police say when he didn't they deployed beanbags, tasers and a k-9 into the showroom. then he ran out the back. >> and he charged at officer kunkle. and he kicked him in the stomach and punched him a few times in the head and face area. >> on his back investigators investigators investigators say he tried his taser again and when it didn't slow him the officer fired the gun hitting the teen in the torso and in the face. >> it is a scripted their are you tiff -- narrative. >> the goal is to de escalate and not to escalate the way they did. we know he was unharmed. >> why he was in pleasanton let uh lon an auto dealership -- let alone an auto dealership is a mystery. >> would love nothing more than to play the guitar. >> he was walking around with a go tack and he took it off his back and broke it right here. >> they captured the vandalism and not the shooting. they are waiting on toxicology reports and the officer is on administrative leave. in san jose abc7 news. >> tonight police in vallejo are searching for a shooter who killed a woman today. she and the man were dri

he was using the taser to threaten her to get out.ion that should not have escalated as it did. frankly i would have handed her the warning instead of giving her the break i intended to give her. her. >> i think we all wish that would have happened. thank you for being here. >> coming up we're reir await we're awaiting a live report as president obama visits his father's land of birth. he'll have his very own personal assistant. and this guy won't just surf the web. he'll touch it. scribble on it. and share it. because these kids will grow up with windows 10. get started today. windows 10. a more human way to do. i'm gonna crack like nobody's watching and eat like i skipped lunch. why? because red lobster's crabfest is back. and i'm diving into so much crab so many ways. like crab lover's dream with luscious snow and king crab legs and rich crab alfredo or this snow crab bake. who knew crab goes with everything? whoever put crab on this salmon, that's who. with flavors like these, i'm almost too excited to eat! hey i said almost. and

who still came after police despite being tasered twice. found him jumping across car tops. refusing orders to come out. broke a window. ran away. turned and charged at the officer who fired tasers and then a handgun. agitated and aggressive is how police describe it. the father and attorney refute the police department's account. >> i've never seen him do any drugs. i've never heard about him doing drugs. he was on a football team. he was a vegetarian. he was very concerned about what he put in his body. >> yesterday the police department said john jr. was standing outside of the building. and today apparently in the new press release he's standing inside the building. yesterday the injuries of the officer involved in the shooting were minor. today apparently there are major injuries. >> deming who played football and recently graduated was shot three times after being tasered twice and climbed on top of officer who was a police officer for eight years. >> moment where he felt he was going unconscious. he had no choice but to use the last

get hit with the taser. when she got out of the car she was more combative. it got the point where she even kicked the officer, this was after she was handcuffed. though we can't see in the video. >> so he says. >> exactly. but you see the police officer walking up to him who arrived on the scene, a black female officer says "are you okay?" and he goes "she hit me in the leg." and you saw what happened. but when a police officer tells you do something -- if he tells you jump off a bridge, you don't jump off a bridge but if you're being stopped, you have to follow his directions and if you don't this is what could happen. i'm not saying the smoking was the right thing to do. >> let's look at the arrest and then we'll talk more. >> okay, ma'am. you okay? >> i'm waiting on you. this is your job. i'm waiting on you. >> you seem very irritated? >> i am, i really am. i was getting out of your way, you were speeding up tailing on me so i move over and you stop me. so, yeah, i am a little irritated but that doesn't

. >> officer peroni aims his taser at the detained men. grant puts up his hands.ther officers arrive and block off the area. grant is on his cell phone with his girlfriend and takes a picture of another officer, johannes mehserle, pointing a taser at him. >> he was speaking into his phone like "they're beating us up, they're hitting us." he was exchanging words with the officers at the same time. >> grant tries to stand up. officers push him back down. >> [ bleep ]. >> hey! hey! >> hey! >> [ bleep ]. >> it seems like it went from the officers controlling the situation -- >> really? that's highly unnecessary. >> -- to them becoming the perpetrators. the attackers. the aggressors. >> come on, now. protect and serve. >> and oscar and his group, the victim. >> then grant gets on his knees and says something to officer peroni. >> really? >> from behind, officer mehserle forces grant onto his stomach as officer peroni kneels on grant's neck. >> hey! >> officer mehserle, in the back, begins to place handcuffs on grant. but then draws his gun, stands up, and fires. >> i h

finally pulling his taser, issuing this threat. >> get out of the car! i will light you up. get out now! >> reporter: in the officer's affidavit written after the arrest neither the cigarette nor the taser are mentioned. she's charged with assault. but he told her she was under arrest before the alleged assault ever happened. >> i don't see anything here for being arrested for the motor vehicle violation. i don't see arresting -- resisting arrest here. it's just all one complaint for assault of a public servant. i have a problem with that. >> reporter: the other concern raised in this video is that you hear a long conversation that he has with a superior after all of this is done. in it he stresses his side of the story and over and over again saying how he tried to deescalate the situation, how he gave her time to deescalate. never indicating how serious it became. never indicating some of the force that he used in pulling out the taser and insisting she put out the cigarette. all of that now under investigation. >> absolutely. you see it right there on that tape. miguel ma

this three minute video shows officers punching, kicking and tasering a man.rying to arrest that man and 49 year he old walter mote, his friend called him eddie and say he is mentally disable. chester police stopped mote as he was driving a wrong way down a one way street and then came the violence which was caught on cell phone video. man who shot it spoke exclusively with us but does not want his identity revealed for his own safety. he says he documented the arrest because he thought it was the right thing to do. >> i wanted to help him. i wanted to help him honestly with you i could not because if i went over there and done anything i would have been in the same situation as he was. >> reporter: do you know him. >> no, i don't. i was just a concern citizen. >> during a customary pat down that they feel the gun in his waist band, that he does have a gun in his waist band. at that point in time they attempt to remove the weapon from his waist band and in the process of removing the weapon, from his waist band and attempting to place him into custody mr. mote

no reason for a taser. he didn't have a taser anyway and no reason for a taser. >> jim, speak to that because as people watch the video, some look and say, well this was an instant instant, a split second. could he have made a mistake? obviously the grand jury had to look for their lower standard of proof there at what they thought he was trying to do but what you seem to be saying walk us through protocol is he shouldn't have necessarily pulled his gun in the fis place in this interaction. >> right. if you watch the video closely, you see the officer's hand reach down and it grabs the door handle of mr. dubose's door and the officer is saying unhook your seat belt. what he is clearly trying to do is open the door and get him to exit the vehicle. what mr. dubose does is same time trying to start the vehicle. he's trying to start the ignition to drive away. and the officer, you know within a second draws his gun and -- all he had to do is step back and what his job to do is get on the radio and, you know get

live video shows a taser has been be deployed with little effect. and another witness laughing while this cell phone video is shot. a second taser attempt fails and at 5:12 shots are fired. as zambrano throws a rock turns and runs. changing directions, he turns begins to raise his arms from his sides and is brought down by another volley of shots. it is five minutes after the first report of trouble. zambrano is handcuffed nearly ten minutes after he falls. no cpr is administered for nearly five more minutes. the toxicology shows zambrano was possibly high on meth and other amphetamines. first one taking place 79 days after the shooting. brought to pasco from michoacan mexico. his parents say they can wait for their son. their attorneys are much less patient in the way the investigation was conducted. >> you don't wait seven weeks to interview the principal witnesses involved. i don't care what city that's in. detroit or miami florida. >> filed a $25 million suit against the city claims the case has been mishandled at every level. >> i'm frustrated

issuing this sports in the office of affidavit written after the arrest of the cigarette nor the taser she was under arrest before the alleged assault ever happened. >>reporter: the initial-can video released by texas department of public safety had at least six video but not all real anomalies into areas of the video this card disappearing several times a tow truck operator jumping from outside to inside the authorities said it was an error in a flowing-- uploading. >>reporter: a new version of the video released by tx bps is shorter than the original by three minutes possibly because of the digital loops in the original video the new bill contains no new information the altercation between the two off- camera is disturbing letter with the-camera running and stick can be heard. >>darya: more weather and traffic in of the on a wild fire we are following and let various the it concede the weather which is cloud over san francisco along the embarcadero. thisest per prestspreinsn yo ski watch it rct tdire ntacwithrdiny so. soapeake therotes. do is ffert. with < msturing eamanmildleanrs do

when he failed to comply they fired a beanbag and tasered him. he ran out of the dealership and turned and charged at a officer knocking the officer down. >> he began pummeling the officer. the officer who has eight years in law enforcement pulled out the gun and fired three shots hitting him in the chest and the face. >> handle it the correct way. you don't have to kill people needling is a part-time officer, he's familiar with police protocol and procedure. >> we've lost our son, i just want answers and the truth. >>> time is 4:06, a mountain lion was spotted in san francisco. there's been four mountain lion sightings in snap a san francisco is eight days. it's believed to be the same animal. in the sea cliff neighborhood, it's been years since a mountain lion has been confirmed prowing in -- prowling in san francisco. >>> a bill would let some wildfires be treated as federal disaster. right now agencies have to divert money from other programs if they don't have enough money to pay for the wild fire. disaster money would be used to divert wild

mckenna who had been diagnosed with schizophrenia was tasered multiple times. news4 spoke with mental health advocate pete earley on an ad hoc committee to reform police practices in fairfax county. ed roessler hasn't addressed the reason why mckenna became combative in the first place and police tell news4 there's video of the incident and it has been reviewed. >>> there is a new push for federal aid for baltimore after the unrest in that city three months ago. several democrats signed a letter to the president asking him to recognize the violence there as a major federal disaster. this is according to "the washington post." last month, fema ruled it was not a major disaster and didn't deserve federal financial aid. maryland governor larry hogan is appealing that decision. >>> if you live in rockville and planning to sell your home soon, a quick heads up for you. today the montgomery county council will consider radon testing before you can sell. the council will look at extending food truck hours from 5:00 a.m. until 10:00 p.m. right now trucks are only allow

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