immediately i m thinking okay, maybe they were ejected. so i go and start searching the area, make sure they weren t thrown out of the car. i was just getting ready to get back into my car and i hear somebody yell, i need help. i was like, was this your car? yeah, that s my car. soon as he gets close to me, he has this real like a very sweet smell coming off of him. so i automatically i say okay, this is a dwi. why would you say a sweet smell means it could be a drunken driving thing? just the time of day, and there s a car accident involved, single vehicle. i mean, it just kind of goes with it. definitely smelled like he d been drinking. was he glad to see you? i don t know if he was glad to see me, but i mean, you were potentially going to rescue him from a bad situation, you d think. he saw somebody that might be able to help him, but i don t know if he was necessarily happy to see me. david moffitt told him he was on his way home from visiting his brother th
communities and that is what darnellla frazier did. she walks by the scene of derek chauvin and those three officers kneeling on george floyd. after she s able to get her younger cousin in cup foods, she doubles back. she at that time was the loan witness to what she was seeing and what does she do, she pulls out her cell phone and begins to document that, to bear witness to what she saw was an injustice. she didn t know george floyd but what she saw as she testified earlier this year was that she saw somebody suffering. she saw somebody in pain and she knew it wasn t right. so certainly as journalists and as somebody who s long covered racism as part of my journalism career, what she did absolutely felt like it was within the tenants of our profession and so it was certainly encouraging to see the pulitzer board bestow her with not only this recognition but also the cash prize that goes with this honor.
he saw somebody that might be able to help him, but i don t know if he was necessarily happy to see me. reporter: david moffitt told him he was on his way home from visiting his brother that night. so then i basically asked him, like, there s no way in chance maybe you visited a friend in grimes tonight? now why would you bring that up? there had just been, within an hour, a homicide had taken place in grimes. the suspect was still unaccounted for. and you got a guy who s sweating and smelling sweet. exactly. hmm. what did he say? i don t even know where the town is. reporter: everything about david moffitt made the deputy feel anxious. all the hair not on my head, but all the hair on my body was standing on edge. that s weird. i mean, he s just a regular guy, right? didn t seem to be armed or anything. you re a cop and you got your weapon, and you re still feeling nervous? well, i knew he wasn t armed because i did just a patdown for weapons before he
at the scene moffitt appeared to be gone. so i get out of the car and immediately i m thinking okay, maybe they were ejected. so i go and start searching the area, make sure they weren t thrown out of the car. i was just getting ready to get back into my car and i hear somebody yell, i need help. i was like, was this your car? yeah, that s my car. soon as he gets close to me, he has this real like a very sweet smell coming off of him. so i automatically i say okay, this is a dwi. why would you say a sweet smell means it could be a drunken driving thing? just the time of day, and there s a car accident involved, single vehicle. i mean, it just kind of goes with it. definitely smelled like he d been drinking. was he glad to see you? i don t know if he was glad to see me, but i mean, you were potentially going to rescue him from a bad situation, you d think. he saw somebody that might be able to help him, but i don t know if he was necessarily happy to see me. re
been drinking. was he glad to see you? i don t know if he was glad to see me, but i mean, you were potentially going to rescue him from a bad situation, you d think. he saw somebody that might be able to help him, but i don t know if he was necessarily happy to see me. reporter: david moffitt told him he was on his way home from visiting his brother that night. so then i basically asked him, like, there s no way in chance maybe you re visited a friend in grimes tonight? now why would you bring that up? there had just been, within an hour, a homicide had taken place in grimes. the suspect was still unaccounted for. and you got a guy who s sweating and smelling sweet. exactly. hmm. what did he say? i don t even know where the town is. reporter: everything about david moffitt made the deputy feel anxious. all the hair not on my head, but all the hair on my body was standing on edge. that s weird. i mean, he s just a regular guy, right? didn t seem t