tasers are not non-lethal. and -- international has counted 257 taser related deaths in the u.s. as of early 2011. when police tase someone they have no way of knowing whether or not they're particularly sensitive to this. i feel strongly about this, having had a triple bypass myself. the other thing is that we can't depend on the courts to protect us against abuse of tasers. there's a case of a seven month pregnant woman in seattle, a black woman pulled over or alleged speeding and she refused to sign the ticket thinking it was an admission of guilty and she didn't get out of her car and was tasered three times. worse yet the court ruled that the police acted reasonably. this introduction of tasers to the police force in san francisco, given this huge background of racial profiling of the gang injunctions, of the incredible sweeps through the police -- through the buses in the mission district and in bayview, you cannot introduce tasers against that background. >> next speaker. >> good evening. my name is slena -- and i am representing the juvenile -- justice today, a nonprofit

i came because i feel very strongly about the use of tasers. my experience with them is as a member of the public, learning now, and then, and then, and then, about people who have died as a result of being tasered. i want to say that the name of this item, studying less lethal weapons, is a misnomer. they are more lethal because the assumption is made that they are not lethal. i don't see there's any way around that. and one of the examples that i remember -- i don't remember everybody else probably does remember the names of the people, of the man who was tasered by mistake, new year's eve. the officer thought he was reaching for a gun -- for the taser, and got the gun. his assumption was that the taser would not kill the victim. i strongly object to putting into play, in the hands of our officers, a deceptive tool that results in unintended murder. and that's what it is. and i would like to suggest that the subject be dropped immediately. no further research is needed. thank you for your attention. >> thank you for coming this evening. next

technology or in the reports on the use of tasers. that indicate that the use of them, in extremely rare circumstances, might help law enforcement. but the risk is so high, of people being killed by these instruments of torture, this would be a terrible mistake for the department to implement this equipment. i would like to see whatever report exists on the subject. i am still very confused about where this commission is going with this matter. and i wish you would clarify that for the public, for the citizens, and not implement tasers. >> thank you. commissioner turman. >> commissioner turman: let me clarify this so that everyone understands. this meeting has never been advertised as, never agendized as the chief or anyone else presenting a report. there is no report to present. this is about the implementation of a revolution by the police commission, about the process of studying tasers that we are trying to put into effect. no one is trying to exclude the public. there is no shadowy process going on here. we are not moving forward

related death or taser related injuries. that the taxpayers are incurring. so i will submit that to you at your next open session. and -- has prepared this report that has been submitted for your review today, about the recent things that -- 2009. this was actually produced by aclu. thank you. >> i just want to make a comment before you begin, ms. brown. i think it will be best if you brought the comprehensive document, which we are all very interested in seeing, to the next subcommittee meeting, rather than the police commission. tasers are not going to be on next week's agenda but we are going to be having a subcommittee where i would be more than interesting in seeing any information or anything you have to present as well as commissioner chan and commissioner loftus. >> excellent. -- for bringing it to our attention. >> thank you very much. next speaker. ms. brown, are you ready yet? take your time. >> i'll just do it on... >> okay. >> these are all the children that are being murdered in san francisco. well, we can just

they believe 12 people were assaulted by someone with a taser and possibly this man, archie melora.e was fired and plead nod contest to an unrelated gun charge. and there has never been an investigation. right now it's infer investigation by ops. >> what we want is a sheriff to do an independent investigation aside from what ops said that. fox in the hen house issue. >> there is where he says they are making progress. >> the district attorney has met with us and she's responded and communicated back to the state attorney general and with the fbi. we're glad to hear that. >> anderson and others say the taser investigation shows the needs for changing in the law. so possible assaults on the state vulnerable are reported to law enforcement. kathleen's son is in a state facility and says the center has good state monitoring which also highlights need for better laws. >> if this can happen there, it can happen anywhere. >> and there are five bills on the governor's desk and again, one by senator mark reno would require reporting of possible abuse to outside law enforcement. >> there are

to the public since there is public concern about what's been done between the last time we had a taser report and now, so i defer to the chief on this. >> so the 90 day -- the resolution passed prior to me becoming chief was that there be a 90 day working group, if you will, between the occ, the commission, and the police department, to gather all the other less lethal options in addition to taser, and to try and arrive at a policy by which less lethal option could be adopted, or considered. so the data that we're speaking of is a compilation done by commander ali of all the other less lethal options that other police departments use in addition to the taser which is open source information, and then a draft policy that's a compilation of other police department's taser policies with the addition of there was a doctor that spoke here from ucsf that suggest that certain cautions be included. that is also incorporated into the draft policy. the third piece of information is a schedule of dates that i would be available for public meetings that are not the -- the only public meetings that

wow. >> he pulls out his taser and deploys it.video continues, he circles around for her about a minute. follows here, and you see that the prongs are still engaged. >> obviously she was not a huge threat, she is in a room with a lot of other officers standing this watching. >> the police department did investigate this issue, and they found that taylor did violate the department's policy for handling tasers. he was put on a two week unpaid suspension and he has to undergo further training. many people after seeing this video want to see more done. >> it's never okay to spit on an officer like that, but what he did and how long he did it is highly questionable. ♪ >> nfl fans, listen up. >> as this guy comes up -- >> we'll show you who gets called out. and it's known as the booty clap. see the booty clap in starting october 20, 2012, if you have a 408 or 669 number, you'll need to dial 1 plus the area code plus the phone number for all calls. o.k., but what if i have an 408 number and i'm calling a 408 number? you'll still need to

. >> and the search for a man who teenager with a taser. what appear in all teenager do after being shot in aperr two weeks ago -- y hall teenager. rise and shine on this tuesday, september 11. i am cynne simpson. i am steve chenevey. jaris to welcome jacki cnn.year is at >> good morning. thank you. i love your colors, by the way. it is chilly out there this morning in some areas. 40-degree temperatures. take a look at the temperatures region at this hour. withing in the upper 40's some 50's. 52 in arlington, 50 in silver plata. 48 la we will warm up. mainly clear by 8:00, 61 degrees. sunny and mild, 71 by noon. 77 at 4:00 this afternoon. hit 77 yesterday. where should we be this time of year? 81. so we are below where we should be for this time of year. something you don't usually see in september. let's check on traffic with steve. takomall take a look at park. police reporting a tree down on on410 between avenue and piney branch avenue.cedar that is blocked both ways. heading from silver spring on highway you will run into some problems.

part of the reason the suspect's weapon was a taser. it's tuesday, september 11. i am cynne simpson. >> i am steve chenevey. good to be with you on this tuesday. let's say hello to adam caskey. >> temperatures are in the 40's across a good part of the abc 7 viewing area. e-6 in gaithersburg and winchester and frederick. 59 at reagan national, 48 in manassas. 45 in cumberland. 43 in elkins. -- 46 in gaithersburg. you can open the windows later on. highs in the mid to upper 70's. total sunshine. bright sunshine for the rest of the workweek. to mid '80s on wednesday and thursday, but it will not be very humid. next chance of rain on the weekend, maybe late saturday. steve? >> a look at the beltway at new hampshire avenue. there was overnight roadwork. things are moving smoothly on the inner loop. light volume. kenilworth avenue, there's still some work, but no delay. 95 northbound, some flashing lights and some roadwork in the fredericksburg area and they are picking up northbound and southbound. a brief delay. that's in the process of being picked up. should be gone

the guy was running the taser until it ran out. when he stopped the taser i was regrouping myself trying to see if i was still there. trying to stay still but i can't. so he starts beating me some more because i am moving. he is moving. he is moving. i could hear him calling me names. and then once you start cursing and beating somebody you get into it so they are really into it calling me names and really into it. at this point i am like oh man. >> host: you have a moment you described in the book and i want the audience to hear you describe it where you said in search yourself in the long history of black people experiences in the united states and make specific reference to slave beatings. >> guest: i will tell you what gave me a lot of strength, when we went through this in

the manchester with a taser in to grab her cell phone. >> be careful in broad daylight. everyone should be careful. not seriouslywas hurt. the electronic shock devices are banned in some states. in montgomery county, it is legal for an adult to purchase one. virginia loudoun county sheriff's office say it 3-year- died after falling from window in his home. this happened sunday. the little boy fell from a third story window. authorities are ruling the fall and accident and the little boy was airlifted to inova fairfax but digester de. baltimore ravens owner art will be laid to rest today. he died last week in the age of 87. the reagans are paying tribute him last night. the campaign trail is expected today as both the 9/11s commemorate attack. obama and mitt romney are taking down negative campaign ads for today. there will not hold any political event. former president bill clinton make a stop in florida behalf of president obama. attend a rally tonight the florida international university and make more appearances in the coming weeks. mitt romney will commemorate the an

we reported in our taser presentation that memphis had acquired teasers.that is true but it was memphis, mich. and not memphis, tennessee. i have instructed commander ali to contact memphis. he spoke to the colonel. they're contemplating teasers -- tasers. it is not an immense situation for budgetary constraints. we will continue to talk with them and work within the resolution to make that presentation back before you within 90 days of that last meeting. that concludes my report. >> commissioners, anything for the chiefs? thank you. item 2b. >> occ director's report. presentation of the second quarter statistical. presentation of the monthly capriotes of statistical report and companion reports for the periods of january 1, 2012 through july 31, 2012 and generate 1, 2011 through july 31, 2011 and report on the adjudication of sustained complaints. presentation of these statistical reports for generate 1, 2012 through june 30, 2012 and january 1, 2011 through june 30, 2011. airport. on the adjudication of sustained complaints. >> good evening. it is a mout

. >> montgomery county, police searching for the man who attacked a teenage girl with a taser if in the middle of the afternoon in wheaton. john gonzalez has details on the story that you will only see on 7. good morning. >> good morning. this happens not only in broad they liked but in a residential area just a block from georgia avenue. that's what police are hoping someone spotted the armed suspect. is legal to purchase one of these in a permit county for self-defense. that was not the case when this man used it as a weapon when he attacked this young victim, a teenager, in wheaton, after a robbery. we are choosing not to show her face, but the young woman sitting on the curb tells police that a man shot tour with the device to steal her cell phone. a k-9 unit spent several hours searching the area near the west feel all, but to no avail. >> be careful. there are a lot of kids around here and everyone should be careful. there are predators. >> the wheaton metro station is nearby. it is not clear if this was the kind of device where you physically after it touched someone or if it sho

for more of the inside story, visit shinglesinfo.com >>> that officer deploys the taser. the woman filed a complaint who has been suspended, but the investigation goes on. i start and try to pound him with my other leg. >> her friend who came to a rescue to beat that beaver off with an or. thousands of folks are just waiting for the pins and needles, we'll hear from from president obama. and it will be no small here. thank you for joining us live, thanks for joining us. they had been nominated vice president. and to hear behind us. all right, very nice. the most interesting assessment that we have heard so far last night is that he made the case of president obama, better than president o obama. would you agree with that? is it a good or bad thing? >> i guess that kind of makes my point, since clinton did so well, how could they top that tonight? what is left for them at 6? >> well look, i think that he will lay out his vision for america's future. but the remedies he has brought forward, the right remedies, now we'll move forward, telling us specifically how we're going

. >> the deputy steadily fires her taser gun at trent, who's about 20 yards away. he doesn't get very far. >> he stayed on the stairway. i got on my radio and called for assistance. about four deputies came down the stairs and we handcuffed him. >> the taser gun is what stops trent in his tracks. >> we just had taser recertification class two days prior to that. 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 priso

of a taser. a bunch of guys are out for a motorcycle ride -- >> and something pops out. >> how a whiteout caused a wipeout. who are you going to call when you discover there's a kitten stuck in my drainpipe? see the clever thing that did them going -- >>> plus, wigs made out of water and a dangerous game with great balls of fire. it's like dance, dance revolution with flames. >> no. >>> our first video is dash cam footage from a utah highway patrol car. >> spit it out! >> you can see this one trooper punching over and over and over again. the taser in this incident was even used twice, according to reports. now, the man who was being detained by police is todd may. he's 48 years old. now, according to police, may was pulled over for a traffic violation. during that stop, a woman who was with may told troopers that may had methamphetamines in his possession. in the beginning of the video, everything seems calm, they seem to be complying, things seem to be going normally, but watch this. >> put the

many wanted some to explain why a ranger used a taser on a park visitor during an encounter nine months ago. officials say the suspect gave the ranger a false name and was tased as he tried to walk away from the ranger. an internal investigation by the park later cleared the ranger of wrongdoing. many at this meeting say the explanation does not add up and the complaints have now caught the attention of california congresswoman jackie spear. >> to use a taser on someone who is walking away from you is, i think, inappropriate. >> spear now says she plans to send a letter to the national park service asking the agency to refine their stun gun guidelines. >>> show up and answer the questions or face the consequences. that's the order from the federal magistrate to oakland mayor jean quan. attorneys want to depose the mayor on police reforms and a possible federal takeover of the police department. quan was supposed to attend a deposition last month but backed out at the last minute to attend a city council meeting. a federal magistrate says she must be deposed by september 25th or face pos

and the dog gets off leash, which happens sometimes, kids are going to get tasered. >> in marin and san francisco county. we have the same issues with rangers. and things not working out well. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier, is challenging the position. >> to use a taser on someone walking away from you, i think is inappropriate. >> reporter: she plans to send the national park service a letter, asking the agency to revise the stun gun guideline. hesterburg has filed a claim against the ggnra. they say the park ranger who fired that stun gun transferred out of state in july. now, there are new rangers here enforcing those leash laws. >>> water issues were discussed in all of those? >> water issues were not discussed. >> luncheon, barbecues, membership fees. looking at the biggest water district, and what it is putting on taxpayers' tabs. >>> it was dramatic and caught on tape. the coast guard rescue after a plane goes down over the coast. >>> and the new questions as the nation repairs to mark the anniversary of the september 11th attacks. >>> temperatures drop right now. and

a taser. find out where it happened. >>> plus, five men sentenced for their role in with of the worst shootings in d.c. history. the judge did not hold back. >>> if you have a story idea, call the fox 5 tip line, easy to remember, 202-895-3000. j.r., he'll answer your call right now. or send us an e-mail to fox 5 tips at wttg.com. these tips often become stories here at fox 5, so let us know if you have one. >>> five member involved in one of the worst mass shootings in d.c. history faced judgment day today. in connection with five's paul wagner slive outside the courthouse with more. paul. >> reporter: well, shawn, judge beck said there should be no concern that the jury got it wrong in this case. the overwhelming evidence proved that these five men were involved in four separate crimes that killed five people over eight days. she said that these men were involved in the slaughter of innocent people. she called it a dastardly evil accident. these four crimes that began in march of 2010 all st

sergeant koon comes up and tasered me right away. i can feel the blood coming out of my mouth in my face. and then he asked me how you feel now. i couldn't feel anything. he says, we are going to kill you, ron. i'm going to run. so i hesitated for a second, i stayed on the ground, and was looking for a clearance at that point. i'm still on the ground. and i couldn't see a clearance. i'm looking for a clearance. when i see the clearance, it is between the hyundai and the police officer. so what i did was i get up to go and run, but this late went in front of me, i didn't know was broke him as a bully just fell down, so when i fell down, it looked like -- like i was going after him because my hands went like this. but i was trying to get my hands in front of me. you know, so i would not fall facedown. >> the video was running at the time? >> that's what had been running about 1520 minutes. it had caught that. what it didn't catch is, you know, the tasers. 15,000 volts worth in my body. he did that like three shots. while he was tasered

. >> this agency reopened this investigation into a possible taser torture incident and this time, the district attorney will be looking over its shoulder, what advocates want is an independent investigation by the da and the sheriff. >> what we really want is a sheriff and district attorney to do an independent investigation aside from from who what ops does. >> there are advocates that say 12 people were assaulted with a taser last fall, possibly this man, archie malora, fired and preed pleaded no contest to an unrelated gun charge. neither district attorney nor sheriff's office investigated. tony anderson is the executive director of a group for people with intellectual disabilities saying they're making some progress. >> this district attorney met with us and has responded and communicated back to the attorney general, the state attorney general camela harris and in contact now with the fbi. and we're glad to hear that. >> kathleen miller's son is in the center and says it actually has good state monitoring which highlights needs for better laws. >> if this can happen there, it can

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. >> a short pursuit took place and when officers caught the suspect they ended up having to taser him and the canine bit the suspect and they ended up tackling him. >> the suspect and officers were both taken to the hospital and they are expected to be okay. we are trying to get more information on the suspect and they can't tell us why he targeted these three young men walking down the street. again that suspect is under arrest on charges of attempted kidnapping and fleeing from police. claudine wong ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> new this morning, uc berkeley police are looking for a suspected flasher. they are telling us about a disturbing incident that took place. >> reporter: this is an alert going out to the people living in this housing complex. this person is posing as maintenance and gaining access to women's homes and exposing himself. according to some women, it has happened to many women. the most recent crime monday afternoon, a flasher knocked on a woman's door claimed to be a maintenance man needing to do repairs and the woman with two children let him inside and afte

giving the contentious issues surrounding tasers, i think that it would be wise to be very transparent in your processes, any forms or anything, or movements that you guys are making regarding that, i think that it would be wise to keep it transparent and let the community be involved. as i said it is a contentious issue that people care about. that is just about it. that cit that there are people that are watching that are following along and that we do... i know that you guys are being fairly transparent, we appreciate that you keep it that way and we know everything and hopefully we don't get as angry as other people do. thank you. >> thank you, very much. for your comment. >> any further public comment? >> hearing none, the public comment is now closed. please call line item number two. >> line item two. report and announcements, two a, chief's report discussion, review of recent act tiflts. update on time line of occ policy recommendations regarding dgo 0.05 response in per suit driving and dg, 0.01, use of force and dgo 0.21, language access services for lep persons. >> good, eve

montgomery county police say afternoon, a young woman that a man shot her with a taser in order to steal her self on. showing her face we believe she is a minor. >> i think some of the miscreants are getting bolder. only a couple busy georgiam avenue. >> this does not happen around here at all. i am surprised. am getting scared now. >> residents say it is rare to of violence crime in this area. >> there are a lot of kids here. everyone should be careful. there are predators and they are real. electronic shock devices are restricted in some states and a of jurisdictions in maryland. county, it is legal for an adult to purchase self defense purposes. >> i hope they catch that person immediately. >> fortunately, the victim was not seriously injured. unfortunately, the suspect s on the run. we are live in montgomery county. >> thank you. an emotional appeal by a mother wasn honor student who murdered inside her bedroom. mother asked her daughter's killer to come forward. was at a community meeting. we are live with what else her had to say. >> this mysterious murder left a people in fear and

using a taser on a teenaged girl. she was not seriously hurt. >>> three men will face life with parole for their role in a deadly shooting. they received life without parole. during the march 2010 shooting spree. five people were killed and nine others wounded in a fight over a bracelet. the men showed little emotion yesterday in court ads victims' family members said how life has been since the shooting development others also received lesser sentences. r se >>> virginia health officials have confirmed that one person has died as a result of west nile virus. the health demeanor is not releasing much information about the case other than the victim was a senior citizen from northwest virginia. nine people have been infected in that state so far this year. in maryland, there have been 21 reported cases, one of which was deadly and the district has reported one case which also killed its victim. now, crews are spraying throughout the region to try to get rid of as many mosquitos as possible. federal health officials say

you see an officer there, immediately with his hand on his taser.ase jesus because he doesn't respond to their commands. >> does it hurt more when you're naked? >> hurt your pride more. >> yeah. >> the woman didn't want to press charges. all he got was three months to one year in county prison for disorderly conduct. >> what about indecent exposure. >> he was high on love. >> i love this woman. >>> april and chuck. >> the sixth "fast and furious" film is in production in the canary islands in spain. >> thank god. i've been waiting for that one. >> you're an adrenaline junkie, so you know the stunts in the movie are pretty awesome. we found this video with behind the scenes action of one of their stunts. you see one of their really cool cars driving down the road. up ahead is a bridge. all of a sudden, debris on the cars everywhere. >> that's planned. >> that's obviously planned, yes. >> but the cool thing is we get to see this whole stunt in action while they are filming it. >> the most interesting thing to me is they are going really slow. this is

and the taser. and they say two officers tackled them on the ground. >> they are okay. >> as to why he went out with them. >> he wanted six with all three of the victims and wanted to get them to the truck. >> a bet daly city is from the area. he has a history of drug, eve straighting police. all similar to the charges that he is facing now. >> police say uc berkeley issued a warning of a flasher targeting people in the university area in albany. they received three reports of a man entering people's homes. on one case, the man posed as a maintenance worker to get into the department. >> he exposed himself to the woman and then ran away. the suspect is described as a white man. >> 50 years old. and 6 feet tall with thin and thinning gray hair. >> palo alto gap police say it may be linked to two other attacks. >> it is near alma street. >> just before 7:00 p.m. >> the attacker bear hugged her and grabbed one -- her. >> this took place on fulton street and the stanford campus. >> more students have co

. >> alan: a community meeting will be held involving a taser and a dog walking incident. a park ranger tased a dog walker after he gave the rain area false name and began walking away. the congresswoman called the tasing excessive force. the dog walker is suing the national park service. >> ama: a water main break has shut done a portion of cherry street in newark. the pipe burst under two southbound lanes of cherry street. motorists are being urged to avoid the area. police estimate it could take eight to12 hours to repair the main. >>> how weather to make things worse for the fires burning across california. >> he said i was a re-tread. >> alan: the growing battles between governors and why this war of words shows no sign of stopping. >> ama: the honors continue for the petaluma little league all-stars. >> leigh: i'm meteorologist leigh glaser. get rade for some gradual warming through the work week. my accuweather seven-day >> ama: a change in weather is making things difficult for firefighters battling wildfires across the state. there are nine major fires burning acr

. >>> montgomery county police are looking for a robber who used a taser on his victim. a woman told investigators she was at a bus stop in silver spring when a man shot a taser at her leg. then took off with they are cell phone. this happened -- with her cell phone. this happened at the intersection of buckknell drive and prit charred road. >>> former d.c. council chairman kwame brown will not be sentenced next week as originally scheduled. his sentencing has been pushed back to november 13. you may remember brown resigned his seat in june and pleaded guilty to bank fraud and a misdemeanor campaign finance violation. he admitted to lying about a bank loan which allowed him to buy a power boat. each carries a maximum six- month sentence. >>> 5:06. time for the latest your money report of the morning. >> indeed it is. good morning, jessica doyle. >> good morning, mike and andrea. of course we're not too far from multi-year highs for the dow, nasdaq and s&p, but things have been looking not so great recently. we're waiting for new comaik data. invest -- new economic data.

and how come police tasered this lady, which he was already in handcuffs? if that does not look right to us, we'll tell you what happened at 7:00. >> okay, derek. >>> still to come in this half hour, good news in the wake of hurricane isaac after all that rain. >>> but first, metro's red line will get to work this weekend as you will want to know what will be closed for you before you need to make plans. >>> the judiciary square and union stations are going to be completely closed, but that work should be finished by the time the system opens on monday morning. >>> the fbi is trying to track down the person behind the airline hoax. the culprit called police this morning and they said a particular passenger would try to carry a dangerous substance on to the u.s. airways flight from philadelphia to dallas. that flight was already in the air, but the plane quickly returned to philadelphia. police, they detained the passenger who was named by the caller and searched the plane, but they did not find anything dangerous. it resulted in really a big threat to all t

. >> and the taser issues. we will go back. >> there is not an issue to report. [talking over each other] >> anything in the two following weeks? do we know where we will be at the end of the september community. >> of those matters were heating up. we will be in the central area that we like to be. >> it will be around here a sense of horror for some -- harrison or fulsom. rosa parks elementary. >> i think we should have our next meeting at that location if the inspector and the sergeant can make that arrangement. any public comment regarding home items? >> i have only one comment that i submitted earlier this year, [inaudible] i've never heard anything more about any of them. i would like to see a gregor -- a greater experience of the special police. a lot of major roles have been killed by a policeman the oven out on the street but they are in an office and doing paperwork that someone can do for $14 an hour. it is not that the special police do not do on their job, they do a great job. but they do it at a cost that is terrible. i have seen no expansion of the

itself on natural beauty while covering crime stories in 2003, bonet learns that police are using taserrime-fighting tool. his curiosity is piqued when a police officer makes an offhand comment. >> he sort of jokingly said you should do it. it's a lot of fun. i said, sure, why not. fateful statement. >> fateful, indeed. a self-described risk taker bonet decides to try it and capture it all on cam. >> when i told my co-workers what i was planning to do, i was met with a lot of blank stares. i don't think they really believed me. >> have you ever seen thomas pace before? i never have. >> i became more and more nervous. you know, i was trying to play it off like, i'm not afraid at all but that was absolutely not true. >> bonet decides despite his fear, he should not only go through with the plan. he should make the experience as real as possible. i figured if i'm going to do this, i'm going to go all out. and they gave me all sorts of options like do you want to get tased for one second, three seconds or five seconds? >> five seconds. that's all there is to it. it will seem a little longer

but police dog chased him down and officers tasered him. a live report at 7:30 of events and video you won't see anywhere else. >>> another he wild police chase and this one, the deputy was involved a crash. tara is live in valejo. that deputy collided with a big rig. what happened? >> reporter: let me tell you, let you know they have the suspect in custody. they did recover his loaded shotgun. we're on tennessee street, off i-80, and this is the place where officers last spotted the suspect earlier this morning. now, the high speed chase led to a big rig getting smashed by a deputy car. it started around 2:30 this morning when deputies from the sheriff's department tried to pull over the car. the driver led two patrol cars on a chase through valejo, on to i-80, and 37 westbound. the suspect switched directions and tossed a loaded shotgun out of the car. after the chase, the big rig got hid by a sheriff's deputy car. >> thank god i didn't jackknife the truck. it was too fast. i couldn't swerve to the left, to the right i mean to get out of