jail officials say it was by the book. because of the dangerous situation that s involved here, the ert was sent in. he s throwing weapons at them. he s throwing the mop buckets at the deputies. the deputies descend the stairs, fire their munitions at him to get him to comply. it s a sort of baton type of round made out of rubber. it s intended to strike him, cause pain, and hopefully he ll lie down and comply. the initial shot struck him. he continued through it. they came down the stairs. he had that other weapon that was strapped to his waist. and as you can see in the film, he kind of turns on his side and pulls that out. once he does that, they again fire him with the .40 caliber, strike the inmate on the side. the inmate then decides it s best to call it quits and lays flat on his stomach with his arms extended. we were able to enter and take him into custody. punishment for incidents like this usually involves the loss of privileges as opposed to the filing of new criminal c
by illegal immigrants. dan springer is looking into that in the seattle, washington, today. hi, harris. local officials are taking an unusual step of lumping several tragic cases as an example of what happens when there is no cooperation with immigration enforcement. this man s life is dead almost certainly because local jail officials ignored ice s request to be notified when he was about to get out. without agents there to deport him again, he went home and killed his wife and then himsel himself. ice asked clackamas county jail workers to be told when martin gallardo was about to be released. that request was also blown off, and he is now back in prison charged with murdering his wife. and this month, eight shocking story in seattle. francisco ramirez was convicted of raping a wheelchair often bound woman twice. ice was never contacted. instead, they told him to self deport back to mexico. he did, but first he is also the same victim the third time. in other cases, two honduran
i m not used to it. still not used to it, i guess. coming up he s a giddy guy, happy to be here. he reads books. for me it s like a big, long bible study. paid for by the state of california. kind of nice of them, actually. clarence butterfield prepares for trial. played basketball today outside. got some sun. working on my tan. i m going to court, a tan is very important, you know. later, jail officials learn more about brian james. the safer you drive, the more you save. don t worry, i m not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving. i m being towed. by the way, i m actually a safe driver. i m just pretending to be a not safe driver. cool. bye dennis quaid! when insurance is affordable, it s surprisingly painless.
coming up this is where the alleged attempted murder happened. jail officials investigate the attempted murder in intake. mr. james put the shoelaces around his neck and proceeds to try and strangle him with these shoelaces. and a father commits an unspeakable act. in fact, she d been dead for a while. then after three days i put her in the ice chest and she stayed with me. it s funny what happens when people get together. we re there. so you can be too. holiday inn. holiday inn express.
once you put that around somebody s neck, they can t get it off. bowles not only spoke to us about the 29 murders, he spoke to jail officials, as well. after spending some time with jeremy bowles, he s basically confessed to my partner and i that he has committed numerous murders in numerous different ways. one murder was described to us he used some form of a liquid from the anarchist s cookbook. and he was able to basically burn somebody so bad that they died. bowles says the victim was a childhood friend who his gang accused of being an informant. we went to the funeral and all that. and i m just sitting in the funeral and nobody in the whole funeral i felt like the grim reaper just sitting there, looking at the person i just killed sitting in a casket. he s also described to us most recently that he has swum