charles watson has more on how this happened. good morning. good morning, bill. scary situation. an officer with the police department 40 miles north of orlando nearly died after police say she found and came in contact with a rolled up dollar bill containing fentanyl during a traffic stop on tuesday. the warning to our viewers again the following images you may find them disturbing. 47, o.d.ing. narcan. the police department released the body cam video where you see the officer laying motionless on the ground struggling to breathe as her fellow officer gives her two doses of narcan. the lifesaving drug that reverses the effect of opioid overdoses. within moments officer is awake and aware but eventually loses consciousness again and given a third dose of narcan before an ambulance arrives to take her to
rich: the new york post got that video of the moment as gunmen entered a brooklyn church sunday. in the middle of delivering a sermon. the pitted surrendered on the raw. police in the robbers took an estimated $1 million worth of jewelry from him and his wife. no arrests have been made. this disturbing video shows the moment a car hit the 39-year-old man crossing the street in the bronx. it swerved off the road, ramming into him. he s laying motionless, the suspect was back picture. police are looking for the suspect work of the victims suffered body trauma and is in critical condition. a dog napping incident sunday on long island in new york. police are seven french bulldog puppies including five that are only 1-month-old were stolen from a home is the owner slept. french bulldogs are the second most popular dog breeds in the
57 officers resigning from that assignment. now new cases coming to light in the weeks before george floyd s death. in sarasota last month, an officer seen kneeling on a man s neck. that officer on leave. in march, police investigating this facebook video, a takedown now ruled a homicide. the man reportedly yelling there, i can t breathe, as well, before he died. again tonight, protests across this country. this is rockville, maryland. and detroit s bell isle park as well. in los angeles tonight, the protests. they are planned for the weekend across the country in so many places. tonight, the action taken just today by leaders in minneapolis, banning the use of choke holds and neck restraints like the one that led to george floyd s death. alex perez leading us off tonight from minneapolis. reporter: tonight, growing outrage over this disturbing video showing two police officers in buffalo, new york, last night shoving a 75-year-old protester to the ground. the man laying motionless.
kids, steve scalise, laying motionless in the outfield. all of us were helpless. kudos to the capitol police because as a member of leadership congressman scalise was there. had he not been, had speaker ryan needed him this morning and he happened to not have been at the ballpark, those capitol police officers would not have been there. they would not have been and there would have been a massacre of epic proportions. let s keep in mind, this ball field is around a ballpark and other facilities and there are innocent women and children on the field. a 10-year-old was there. i mean, this is what we as americans have to do to come together to know that somebody thinks it s okay because of political differences to bring a gun to a ballpark and indiscriminately kill and shoot
that and whether you think peterson is right to be playing in that game this weekend. our fourth story outfront, a 47-year-old woman filing a lawsuit against police department outside chicago. she claim police violently hurled her into a jail cell after she was arrested on suspicion of driving under the flufl you can judge for yourself. what happens is the officer tosses cassandra into the cell with such force, she face planted into that bench. i want you to see it. that bench is made of concrete. you can see how hard she was thrown. she is seen laying motionless for several seconds before the officers came to her aid. and i want to bring in paul callan. the woman said she had to get facial reconstructive surgery as a result of this and we only have a few seconds to show what happened before. from what you can see, did the officer, was the officer justified in what he did? by the way, i also read. she may have a plate in her head as a result of it. i can t see the slightest