Could not be a better time for hillary to run. And then trapped in a cargo hold and how it forced the flight to turn around. Lets talk live in cnn newsroom. Good morning. I am carol costello. Thank you so much for joining me this morning. A volunteer deputy is facing manslaughter charges for a Fatal Shooting of an unarmed suspect. It came during a scuffle of the arrest when the 73yearold auxiliary cop pulled his weapon. Roll on your stomach now. I just shot him. I am sorry. A volunteer Deputy Robert bates, says he meant to use his taser and grabbed his firearm by mistake. His attorney calls it excusable homicide and calls the blunder an act of misfortune and it talks about training and their qualifications to be in the middle of life and death situations. Good morning, ed live in tulsa. Reporter as those questions swirl around this case and the Tulsa County Sheriffs Department we have been told by the attorney of robert bates that he is supposed to turn himself in sometime today to the
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killed eric harris say they are encouraged prosecutors file a manslaughter against deputy bates but can see it s cold comfort. the judgment for him to be involved in that kind of scuffle, here is what harris brother told us earlier this morning. there was enough people on top of my brother, knees in his head to not even have to use a taser for it to be that many people around him, and him go to use a taser, really didn t make any sense. and then with the taser being yellow and on his chest, for him to statute my brother with a .357 makes no sense to me, and i think it was it was overkill. let s talk more about this with cnn legal analyst and legal defense attorney paul kau win.
police thought he was on pcp and just sold a gun, and and he ran two blocks. and do we need to be polite after somebody has been shot? we should all have good manners about these things and there and they know who he is paul, and they know he has a long criminal rap she had and he is running. i will let them go on the language here. yeah, i think it s too easy to take a five-second clip and say, they should have been polite and it sounds horrible and now that you know he was dying it sounds make no mistake, it s a tragedy, this death, and tulsa should be sued and the family should be compensated, and
their life for an accident? well will a jury actually convict him? i tend to agree with paul. this is a very difficult case to get a jury to bite on to and want to send a 73-year-old guy who is volunteering his time, and clearly in his mind made a mistake, that s one issue. but do they have a duty to charge him? can they make the case out under the law? absolutely they can. i started out by saying no jury would ever convict him. that doesn t mean they shouldn t put this through the criminal justice system. when that man, mr. harris is on the ground and he has been shot one of the police officers wrestling with him says upl, you know mr. harris says i am having trouble breathing, i am losing my breath, and the officer says you know, f your breath and he knows he has been shot. that seems disgraceful.