charles, what happened in baghdad? this is two mawive bombs that attacked hotels, luxury hotels. this is north going to be the end of this. i don t think anyone should be really surprised. as soon as they established positions around ramadi, which is very close and fallujah i mean, you had to expect some attack on baghdad. i think this is a huge victory, symbolically for isis. and they are going to continue these attacks. well, charles sort of the thinking on in this part of the world is that isis wanted their territory. they got it with ramadi. they were building their caliphate, and the hope was that they weren t going to go further down into baghdad. so now we see that they have actually moved into baghdad so it sounds like that they have much greater aspirations in iraq. well, let s talk about what that really means. had what you are talking about is shia vs. sunni. isis is a sunni movement
i think all of that. i think what this lt. ryan was trying to point out is there are lots of problems in these big urban communities in this country and this is a dangerous job. they get thrown into the fire to fight them. then, when the things get out of control is that the first look is that the politicians go to the microphone and talk about the police. when, you know, where have they been for 32 years and they have been getting federal money to try to fix some of these problems. well, allocation of funds could possibly be the issue. but i think when you look at recruiting where are the police officers coming from? i think when you look at the education we have continual legal education. and what do they have? i think when you look at what the goals are when you become a police officer there is no orientation to tell you what the goals are and there is a concern that it may be a them vs. us mentality that is really taughted in the training
i think all of that. i think what this lt. ryan was trying to point out is there are lots of problems in these big urban communities in this country and this is a dangerous job. they get thrown into the fire to fight them. then, when the things get out of control is that the first look is that the politicians go to the microphone and talk about the police. when, you know, where have they been for 32 years and they have been getting federal money to try to fix some of these problems. well, allocation of funds could possibly be the issue. but i think when you look at recruiting where are the police officers coming from? i think when you look at the education we have continual legal education. and what do they have? i think when you look at what the goals are when you become a police officer there is no orientation to tell you what the goals are and there is a concern that it may be a them vs. us mentality that is really
shot and killed right now. i read a quote of yours that said that the states attorney had essentially changed the supreme court decision in which it said in the year 2000, there was a supreme court case decision that said that police, if someone runs from a police officer that it s reasonable to be suspicious and the police officer can pursue and question the person. absolutely. it was illinois vs. winslow. and why do you think she has reversed that? because she overcharged and she is trying to, i would assume, build her case for when it comes time to go to court. but the supreme court ruling is already in place. the officers did exactly what they are allowed to do within the guidelines of the law. what happened do you have any idea what happened to the man in custody freddie grey? obviously no. obviously i haven t seen the evidence that was presented to the states attorney. and that s i mean all along, i always just want everybody to slow down, take a deep breath, let
shot and killed right now. i read a quote of yours that said that the states attorney had essentially changed the supreme court decision in which it said in the year 2000, there was a supreme court case decision that said that police, if someone runs from a police officer that it s reasonable to be suspicious and the police officer can pursue and question the person. absolutely. it was illinois vs. winslow. and why do you think she has reversed that? because she overcharged and she is trying to, i would assume, build her case for when it comes time to go to court. but the supreme court ruling is already in place. the officers did exactly what they are allowed to do within the guidelines of the law. what happened do you have any idea what happened to the man in custody freddie grey? obviously no. obviously i haven t seen the evidence that was presented to the states attorney. and that s i mean all along, i always just want everybody to slow down, take a deep breath, let