16-year-old girl with him ducked under the turnstile. the cops stopped him and the boy became verbally aggressive over the next three minutes with the officers before they attempted to arrest him and then all hell broke loose. he the 16-year-old young man started punching the cop and the cop started punching back. and then his female companion started punching at the officer before a female cop pulled her away and the girl spard with that cop. ainsley: oh my gosh, it s a 54-minute video 125th street at lexington, which is above the upper east side in east harlem. happened at 6:00 p.m. on saturday and on sunday he went to court and he is back out on the street. brian: not only that, he has been arrested for possession of loaded gun and robbery before. and he was still released on his own recognizance the next day. just under a minute video but the cop does get body slammed. ainsley: look at that there slammed to the grate twisted over and chokehold.
i was very angry. i also felt slightly helpless. things would be different now because he was sort of seen as our knight in shining armor. crowds gathered along harlem s 125th street within two hours of dr. king s death. and they soon became mobs. race riots broke out in washington, chicago, new york, york, baltimore and sbug. 100 cities rage with riot. 39 die. arrested. uncontrolled carnival of looting began. 50,000 troops to stop them. i had not seen that much commotion in the streets possibly ever in my lifetime. martin luther king dedicated
better panic at that point. what were you thinking yourself about what your move was there? i was a little nervous and as we pulled in, i was an hour train waiting for us and we try to get across. i don t quite understand what was going on, but as you could get on the platform, you could see the smoke and you saw people had obviously been injured. we all rushed onto the r train. a lot people were trying to step in and finally the r train conductor left and we ended up at 25th street which is the next local stop, that s where we stayed and they evacuated the train so they could get some of the people who had been injured or shot from afar train. because people had dragged them from the n train to the r train. their arms around them. julianna fonda is a broadcast engineer. on the side of the mass shooting. i think the first that we have seen on a subway on that mistaken. i am glad to see your okay, and
what happened? at the next stop, everyone pours off in must of been a scene of better panic at that point. what were you thinking yourself about what your move was there? i was a little nervous and as we pulled in, i was an hour train waiting for us and we try to get across. i don t quite understand what was going on, but as you could get on the platform, you could see the smoke and you saw people had obviously been injured. we all rushed onto the r train. a lot people were trying to step in and finally the r train conductor left and we ended up at 25th street which is the next local stop, that s where we stayed and they evacuated the train so they could get some of the people who had been injured or shot from afar train. because people had dragged them from the n train to the r train. their arms around them. julianna fonda is a broadcast engineer. on the side of the mass shooting. i think the first that we have seen on a subway on that mistaken. i am glad to see your okay, and