they were all in their 60s, a veteran who had his car stolen. another person in their mid-60s. it was a congregant of a nearby church and the community is trying to digest this and find out what was the mow vaccination. so far police have not identified one. only that the shooter lived in the same subdivision as where these crimes took place. here is the sheriff of henry county describing exactly how this apprehension went down. we engaged the suspect. the suspect returned fire and hit the ground running. we gave chase. reengaged the suspect, he produced a handgun begun. shot were fired, gunfire was exchanged. the suspect was neutralized. the citizens of hampton, the county of henry, metro atlanta area, the entire state of georgia can breathe a little easier. and in the process of apprehending the suspect, we re told that several police officers were also injured.
but after months of discussing the evidence in the cases, the d.a. says it s best the attorney general s office moves forward alone with the charges it believes are warranted. george attorney general chris carr says the district attorney has decided not to prosecute, they will look at the charges at the atlanta police training facility. sandra: leo terrell, and john king, georgia insurance fire and safety commissioner. john king, you ve been writing about, the truth about atlanta s cop city. you write being great for the city, a win for the city, communities across the metro atlanta area. for the law enforcement officers, our first responders. so why the violent protests, why
up meds as they said and he became enrained in the waiting room. do we know why he became enraged? no, that s something police are still investigating. they have not yet released a motive. the mother at least in her interview with the daily beast seemed to suggest it had something to do with the medication he was receiving for mental health issues. brian: what s interesting, jonathan in new york you are don t walk through the hospital without a metal detector. you have to empty your pockets to go through. how did this guy get a gun in? yeah. it s a little different here in the metro atlanta area. you can walk into hospitals without going through a massive screening. and this was an outpatient building with multiple private practices so less security you would see at a flab ship hospital than the main campus in atlanta. ainsley: jonathan, i know he was in the coast guard and
high crime, would the community know enough about it to stay away or do they need a warning from the mall? i know it because i live in the metro atlanta area. the crime crisis in metro atlanta is as bad as chicago, l.a., new york, or anywhere else. but businesses have a higher burden, an affirmative duty and the idea is that if they want their customers to come spend money, they re there for profit, not like a repairman coming in to fix a refrigerator. they have a duty to xhpt their property, locate dangerous conditions, and take steps to remedy it. if it is a local or someone passing through, they say there is legal obligations. so the question for the business has to become how long can we stay in this high crime area. when businesses moe out of the