Parts of which remain on lockdown right now. Police are searching the campus for a suspect described as a man wearing cargo shorts and no shirt. Only one of the injured men is at the hospital right now. We dont know how seriously hurt he is. The other man did not need to go to the hospital and students were stuck in the classrooms for about 45 minutes before police let them leave. We got two shelter in place notices since we left the building so they sent us out and sent us a message telling us to shelter in place which is concerning and we have no clue where were going. Our cars are on campus and we cant leave. Witnesses say there were four, maybe five shots then they heard screaming and saw students running. Campus police are asking people to stay away from the area. Classes have been canceled for the remainder of the evening. Good evening, thank you for joining us tonight. Our top local story, the arrest of three south bay jail guards. The disappointment and disgust i feel cannot be
That makes me feel any better in whether or not the stop was racially motivated. Can a stop ever be respectful . Or can that interaction ever be respect vl between me and an officer. So i think that there are really two levels to react to those kinds of policies and practices. One is the individual style. And, as sam walker mentioned when people are talking about why they are upset about these stops, they most frequently talk about disrespect, humiliation, insults. Irrespective of whether a Police Officer can be polite on one person to one day in one spot, people react to policies and practices in their community. Those need to be perceived as fair as well. Yonks police need to legit mate a racist policy by being polite to people. First of all, they need to limit the number of stops they do. Whats happening in new york city was that they were being stopped without reasonable suspicion. In terms of the impaktsd of research, people make a clear distinction between the outcome of the stop
Thank you. Tracy is next followed by sue. Thank you so much for your comments. I wanted to first point out before i ask you a question. It was really gratifying for me to hear how much the comments of mr. Winkler and mr. St. Germane were congenial to the ideas and theory offered about procedural justice. Mr. Winkler you didnt use those words but its pretty much, i think, this idea of reform is consistent. I think thats good. Here is my question. In your written testimony you mentioned two things. The centralization is an important key to repairing trust between individuals and then you have an idea about the federal mandate for system wide accountability for juvenile sentssent centers. The idea we might need to look to more centralization uniformed ideas for standards for policing. If you could say a little bit about what you mean that would be helpful. If we have time, the federal mandate and what that is. Definitely. I think decentralization in the sense of having Community Policing.
Cannot challenge at the same way you could a regulation. The person, the group that initiates the soup makes a deal with the epa, they get what they want in the decision from the epa, and they get paid for it and then you cannot challenge it. The same way you could if it were a regulation. We think that kind of game needs to stop. The general counsel of epa has kind of agreed with us and has started to release that information. By the way, for years they would not release it or it part of the Regulatory Reform concerns we have had on the standardsetting where epa says, our analysis and science tells us and we say can we see it . The game is, the university did it, we not own it. The University Says we did it for the epa and we are not permitted to give it to you or it we are like a pingpong ball going back and forth. We are saying that in those instances, the epa should bring for those analyses and studies. We would like to see in them real costbenefit analyses over all in terms of the
While the actual temperatures are in the upper 30s right now, philadelphia is 37 degrees, pottstown is 34 and 35 in millville. During the day well see clouds to start with, blowing through the area, blustery at 9 00 and then up to 39 degrees with more sun shine at lunchtime. Well go through hour by hour when i come back. But right now, lets check in with first alert traffic reporter. Good morning to you for 76 drivers going westbound, there was some overnight construction right around 30th street and there was an accident that happened during the zone. But taking a look at this camera, you can see both the Construction Zone and the accident have since cleared. First on 76 if youre trying to access it from Spring Garden eastbound or westbound, the Spring Garden ramps are closed because of construction. Youre going to have to seek an alternate way. And then in abbington township, were following a water break. Its closed between york road and fits water road. Were going to keep an eye on