reporter: so maybe dogs would 280z wouldyield a clue. they got a warrant. it was clean as a whistle. no evidence in it at all? none we were able to recover. there was no blood found, no sign of anything. and whoever attacked her would have been covered with blood? you would conclude that, yes. but the cops couldn t help but notice the smell in that 280z. when we opened it up, it was an overwhelming smell of armor all. it had just been cleaned? it was a clean car. reporter: after that, there was no talking to doug bradford anymore. i received a phone call from an attorney, said he was
but don t forget. they were spraying pepper spray into his face repeatedly. imagine taking hot chili and rubbing on your eyeball. that s what they were doing. the cops couldn t even understand the reaction to the pepper spray just getting glances of it. you re pepper spraying someone, they re escalating with their voices, escalating with the pepper spray, and punishing him for the human response he was having to being tortured to death. listen. it s either fight or flight, right? and i think he was trying to run away as a natural instinct. he wasn t complying in the sense they wanted to comply, but for a traffic stop, it certainly did not have to end this way. thank you, van. thank you, laura. thank you, chief ram see. our special coverage continues next. we re going to speak to the
this administration, is this a crisis at the southern border? no. it s secure. we have got a concern about that. is there a crisis with crime? no, it s a concern. you know,. ainsley: the people of chicago. steve: tell it to the people of new york. remember, so much of this is the result of the defund the police movement over the last couple of years. but it was just three years ago where it seemed like every other morning we would report about how in this city, people were just throwing water on cops. buckets of water. hitting cops in the head with home depot buckets. i remember one actually had a bucket of milk thrown on him. the cops couldn t do anything because their hands were handcuffed. they were being humiliated and now here we are to this stage in life. last night on the channel, a former dallas police sergeant said, you know what? the problem is with the system watch. there s no credibility in our justice system anymore,
slept with a lot of men. and that s not true. when i look at the pattern, my sister was afraid. she was scared. what reporter: so maybe dogs would 280z yield a clue. they got a warrant. it was clean as a whistle. no evidence at all? none we were able to recover. there was no blood found, no sign of anything. and whoever attacked her would have been covered with blood? you would conclude that, yes. reporter: but the cops couldn t help but notice the smell in that one 280z. when we opened it up, it was an overwhelming smell of armor all. it had just been cleaned? it was a clean car. reporter: after that there was no talking to doug bradford anymore. i received a phone call from an attorney, said he was representing doug bradford.
pete: when he said i knew those two officers i knew them when they were this tall. gives you aspect of human aspect. brian: one of the policies the administration has we are have to get rid of military equipment. cops don t need that cops couldn t need something from the military? that was a military operation. they couldn t use an extra shield or two? they couldn t use investigative equipment that helped take down doors in iraq to be able to take down school door. resources free to a community like that because we are getting rid of it anyway. indicate indicated someone who represents the community texas republican congressman tony gonzales will be with us at 7:30 this morning. so stay tuned for that. pete: toss it over to carley who has headlines. carley: a lot of snap judgments made in a 24 hours news cycle sometimes good to pump the brakes. police in donna, texas, say they foiled a school shooting plot. four suspects including two juveniles are in custody in