Feet high. Right now, its unprotected. Instances around the country where Police Officers are targeted. I am grateful we have a great relationship with the community and we have not had those instances here. But moots my its my job and my responsibility to keep their equipment safe. Reporter they have now demanded something more, a fence. It turns out that been targeted before. June 2015, we had a gentleman who was mentally unstable came in with a gas can and doused a police unit with gas and lit it on fire. Reporter fortunately, nobody was hurt but its one reason that people support the fence. An incident where someone burned up one of their cars. Thats a good reason. Reporter police hope to have the fence built before the snow flies. Jim smith, wbz news. The video here is shocking. An unarmed black man was shot and killed by a white Police Officer in tulsa, oklahoma, and tonight, the family of the victim is calling for criminal charges. David wade has details. Reporter paula, the pol
on tuesday, doug jones, the officer in charge of the document back in 2002, told the court that he created an electronic file and printed 12 copies to be distributed to the command staff. others have testified that it was standard procedure to print copies. and on you the stand, commissioner ramsey said if he needed to see a running resume, he would look in his computer. on the advice of his council, he would not answer questions outside. in general, with the proceeding pending, i generally don t like to get into have our clients get in to discussing matters. we ll continue in until this iso, the judge prefers it this way, too. reporter: the judge appointed magistrate judge john facciola to investigate not only what happened to the running resume but what happened to significant portions of police radio transmissions and videotape. for example, police turned over this videotape to the lawyers who filed the two lawsuits and as the judge noted in court, the time stamp here