The cochair on community policing. You have to work on it so no one incident can tear it down but no one chief in america can absolutely say it could not happen here. But it could happen here as the city led the nation in Police Involved shootings and now they are implementing reforms recommended by the department of justice and ramsey feel ez has more to contribute. He was brought in with mayor Michael Nutter and now he says he should move on, he says its personal not political. There are young people alive today who 10 years ago may not have lived in our city but because of your work. Eight Police Officers were killed in the line of duty during ramseys tenure and he thanks their families for their courage getting through the tough times, i want to thank them for their sacrifice and strength and courage, i will never forget them, never forget them as long as i live. I will never forget them. As for who should succeed him as commissioner, ramsey says its next mayor need look no further
Out of ferguson, missouri, the grand jury has reached a decision on whether to indict Darren Wilson in the shooting of michael brown. Robert ray joins us live from clayton missouri near ferguson with more. Robert. Tony, good afternoon, behind me the Justice Center in clayton where the grand jury has been going over the evidence for the past three and a half months and as you say a decision has been reached. We should clarify what that means for the viewers. The grand jury has made a decision as to whether or not they should hand up an indictment to a criminal court, then the Court Process will go through and decide whether or not the officer, Darren Wilson, criminally shot 18yearold michael brown. So this is just the process of the u. S. Government, and how it works, so we are awaiting that decision. Now, if there is the decision is not to hand it up to the criminal court what that is called is a no true bill. That means officer Darren Wilson is a he free man. He doesnt need to be take
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About two million American men undergo transrectal biopsies each year to diagnose prostate cancer or to monitor low-risk and favorable intermediate-risk prostate cancers for active surveillance (AS).
Men on AS, like me, who have undergone routine transrectal biopsies may be warned that we face a 1-3% risk for sepsis infections in which nasty microbes from the rectum are spread to the bloodstream and wreak havoc. Many are not warned at all.
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