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80 people ransacking one store an two employees were assaulted. police said there were ten different cars that were getaway. they were able to arrest three people there and if you hop across the bay into san francisco to union square, there s nothing but stores there to shop your heart s content, and that s what these looters were allegedly targeting including louis vuitton, a jewelry store. this was friday night, a wall green, a cannabis dispensary and eye glass shop all getting hit. what we re hearing from police officers is they are working to stop this, bringing in more people on site to make sure that it is safe for the holiday season. stephanie elam, thanks for the update. let s bring in sheryl dorsey, a retired author for the chicago of d. and the author of the book the greatest crime story never
angeles police department sergeant and author of the book black-and-blue. sheryl, thanks so much for being with me. do you believe officials know more about this shooter and motivation even though publicly they revealed yesterday he was a current employee with a badge and today saying that he quit? you know, is this typical to you? well, listen, there are some things that they probably won t release and they may never tell tus, and i don t know that we have a right to know, but i think there are always telltale signs, and i lived through a shooting similar to this on the lapd in a building we referred to as piper tech when an employee went on a shooting rampage. when i heard of of this shooting it immediately sounded like this person had a beef with someone. he seemed to be not indiscriminate and very specific in that he traversed three floors in a building. he was looking for folks. he was hunting for people who had wronged him, and while he may not have shared his angst with his
seems like if anything a lot of people, even if they worked here for over ten years, may not have known that much about him. a lot of this catching people by surprise. all right. shimon prokupecz, thank you so much. we ll check back with you. appreciate it. cnn spoke with one of the suspect s co-workers and said he was a nice guy and saw him before the shooting brushing his teeth in the bathroom. dewayne was a very nice person. he was quiet. he was non-assuming. he was pleasant to be around, and and when i last saw him, which was just before this incident happened, he wished me to have a good weekend. the whole department up there is very close. we have a lot of celebrations together, and we all celebrate victories for each other. there was absolutely no sign, even when i talked to him when it happened. there was no sign that this was going to happen. sheryl dorsey is joing joining me now, a retired los
change. today s announcement only deepens my commitment to changing that long held standard that allows officers to shoot when objectively reasonable. to a clearer set of specific rules and standards that requires officers to do all they can, to prevent a potentially lethal confrontation in the first place. so, sheryl, would this act make a difference here? talking about policy changes, the mayor is speaking out on it. well, listen, you can change policy all you want. but what is very difficult to do is argue with what is in someone s head. and if a police officer says that they fear for their safety, i think they should be required to articulate why. i understand that you were fearful in the first firing of one or two rounds, what was it that was going on that caused you to still be fearful by