feel was a lawful detention. they hog tie him, they drag him to the elevator door. reporter: johnson, with no criminal record we could find, wasn t actually a suspect in this operation. the suspect was his friend. there on the ground, eric reyes. his ex-girlfriend called 911 after reyes allegedly tried to break into her apartment. he was charged with disorderly conduct and possession of drug pair fer tphal ya. cnn was unable to reach him for conduct. johnson was charged with disorderly conduct and hindering a prosecution. he pleaded not guilty. the reason they did that is to justify their actions for beating him up. reporter: police released officer s body cam, but the incident happened on may 23rd. the investigation only began may 30th when an alarmed citizen brought the video from the apartment complex to the chief, who has now changed policy
police this year alone, only two officers had been convicted. which two officers have been charged which means a lot of people are going out there and not being held accountable for anything. there are that there are 18,000 police departments in the country. it is hard. with policing it s mostly a local issue with me fix it. meetings with president obama, the civil rights division. they were trying to think what can we do as a matter of policy. the consent decrees only exist when there has been a documented pattern or practice of wrong dog like in baltimore and ferguson. i ll respond to what the police representative said earlier about different standards in different communities. we think that s dangerous. there should be one standard for all communities. you shouldn t be able to hog-tie or choke-hold people in any community. you shouldn t be able to shoot into cars in any community. we think those standards are why
shaking your head. it s not but walk those people walking out there tonight sounded like they didn t want to say anything because they didn t want to go on the record too early and sounds to me like they made an awful lot of progress and the question that i have going forward is, say you remember the freedom caucus and you ve gone out there and pushed this and you ve pushed this and then you cave. do you take credit? do you take credit for pushing the president to the point where you ve made it a better bill, or do you look like you ve caved after you ve said and the answer to that, gloria the answer to that is ronald reagan s famous i ll take 80% and come back. it depends. i don t want to hog tie it but inject it. president obama wanted obamacare. it was a huge victory and giant celebration and they got pummeled the in next four elections. so a victory, a victory today is not always a victory tomorrow. and so president trump may get a
struggling. that s when licia rector appears. well, i had taken my four kids grocery shopping, and a man came in and said a lady needed help. so i kicked my flip-flops off, it s a texas thing, and went outside. and there was ms. gillespie in bad trouble. she isn t in a particularly good mood this morning. earlier that day my husband got me a happy birthday card and it was mother s day. and that s not my birthday. so i was already upset, and i had to take the four kids to buy groceries in my little bitty car. so i just was not in a good mood already. and her mood is about to get worse. and my children said get em, mama, get him! that s when licia weighs in, turning the free-for-all into a texas hog-tie, and andrew gray is finally subdued.
lisa says paramedics who evacuated shauna struggled to keep her alive. she said the lethal level of drugs in her daughter s system caused cardiac arrest twice. they had to hog-tie her to get her to hold still. she is bloody and beat up. her hair is all wild. it don t even look like shauna. they re having to hold her because she s freaking out. when the lady tried to pump my stomach, when i got to the hospital, nothing came out of my stomach. nothing at all. not even water. they had to pump two full bags of water into my stomach to pump the drugs out. according to hospital records, a lethal combination of cocaine, meth, ecstasy and ghb, the rape drug, were pumped out of the 16-year-old s system. shauna s mother, a registered nurse, thought the worst was over. but the family was shocked by the treatment they received by caregivers. when i first got to the hospital, i was really mean to