Surrounding counties. Reporter thats right, andrea. Youre really getting a sense of how creative these medical professionals are having to be to deal with the surge that youre seeing across the state of indiana and really across the country. Yesterday the United States hit more than 100,000 people who are in the hospital fighting with this virus. When you look at things in indiana, 80 of icu beds are full. Most of the hospitals are at critical capacity. Listen to how the Vice President of this hospital, reed hospital in richmond, indiana, explained the Practical Impact of those high numbers in that coronavirus surge. They are having to build other units in places that they wouldnt typically care for patients. And something that many dont think of is, yes, you can build the unit but how do you staff that . We have a dedicated team that are, you know, used to staffing our inpatient units across the system. But when youre building new units, that requires more staff. And, you know, youre
Concerned. It wasnt the bystanders fault. A 19year police veteran, a Field Training officer with over 800 hours of training not even distracted by the comments of a 17yearold or being filmed by civilians, there say policy about filming. They understand that civilians can film them. They know that. Its right there. This isnt something new or earth shattering or even particularly noteworthy. Sergeant steiger, you recall him from lapd, he used to patrol on skid row. He talked about people throwing rocks and bottles. They have a phone, phones, theyre expressing concern. Theyre not doing anything. This is not justification for an assault for murder. The defense suggested in their crossexamination that reasonable minds can disagree or that some of the witnesses dont line up exactly where the force began or what exactly should be done, but dont get caught up in that. Dont miss the forest for the trees. Consider the testimony as a whole. Officer after officer after officer got on that stand, r