these aren t all the serious side effects. now i m back where i belong. ask your doctor if latuda is right for you. pay as little as zero dollars for your first prescription. psomebody.)le as zero dollars al: the phillip pannell sshooting and the movement after was early in mytrajectory, nationally we had foughtseveral cases that known in the region.they had become well
you know, he was allowed totake under those circumstances. r: the victim sfamily speaks out. the family of phillippannell hopes the grand jurywill indict officer gary spath forlast april s teaneck killing. at issue is whetherpannell had his hands up begging for mercywhen he was shot as witnesses testified or was grabbing a gunas police testified. mike: one of the mostdifficult aspects of this investigation stems fromthe original autopsy. they were trying toline up the bullet hole in phillip s coat with thebullet hole in his body. and by doing so, theythought they could determine where his arms mightbe when he was shot. the original autopsy says that phillip shand was in his pocket. m: we re lookingat the probe at 13 and the hole inthe garment at 18.
so i think i basically had a weekend to accomplishmy experiments. looking at the trajectory of the fatal bullet, the fact that it s leftto right across the torso, we can concludethat mr. pannell s body was turned would be45 degrees to the shooter. i took the measuredlocation of the entry wound from the autopsy report andon the living volunteers i wanted something thatcould be felt that was palpable. lucien: in there is a small leadsphere taped to the measured in shoot site where thelaser is now oriented. this is a smallmetal detector and i placed on the inside ofthe coat a small lead sphere just oppositethis defect in the coat. and if i turn this correctly. (metal detector beeping) okay. we can see we ve gotsomething metal right there.
might be next year. but you will getwhat s coming for you. (audience clapping) continue to contaminateyour own bed, and one night you will suffocatein your own waste. eleanor: uh, your time is up. charles: no, i m not finished. eleanor: well, time is up. charles: because theshooting is inherentlyquestionable eleanor: we re gonnaclose the meeting. charles: because phillippannell was shot in the back and because it appearspannell was not menacinganybody. walk away onon your own ignorance. thank you. loretta: the fight was this lackof recognition like. okay, stop it.yeah, i know we re in model town, usa,but we have problems. why can t we talk about them? paul: listen, this was a tragedyfor the spath family. this was a tragedy forthe pannell family. but phillip was a kid who hada gun who shouldn t had a gun. mike: it presented a dilemma formany residents in the town. they didn t want to seea 16 year old boy shot.
r: it may have been themost difficult day so far for the familyof phillip pannell. the 16 year old wasto be buried. thelma: that day! oh, my god. my legs. i remember my legs. i was moving. then again, i wasn t moving. and again, i was sayingthings and i wasn t saying. i would just followingthe light that day. i was just-just following the light. when i got to the church, you couldn t evenhardly see the ground. it was so many people. i mean, you can see nothing. it was so many prominentpeoples were at the funeral all the black clergy counselorswas there, the naacp. and then i rememberi seen all of clint s friends was just looking at me,crying with the head down. and then soon as it got out ofthat hearse, they just started rubbing on the casket. r: outside,friends of the slain