your fellow officers? of a shot being fired upward? that s what it looked like they were saying, yes. further, i think in front of you one of the officers saying his brains are on the ceiling. there is blood all over the place, correct? i don t recall them saying brain was upward. i don t recall. and further you as you are discussing this with them, indicate make sure i get this correct. you indicate there are multiple someone indicates to you there are multiple blackout rounds around maggie s body and in the vicinity, correct? not rounds but shell casings. sorry, shell casings. let me ask you this, when you got there, didn t the fire chief
force? well, it can happen in an instant. i don t know what they saw or why they thought there was a need to use the taser and maybe the taser quickly became ineffective. people don t understand that a taser generally only has two cartridges. other than the fact that at one point the suspect fired in the officers direction and could have very well been armed during the foot chase. police showed what they call a shot being fired from the car as it was being pursued, and they then said a shell casing was found on the highway. how important will this be in the investigation? ryan, i think it will be very important because we know the standard set by tennessee v. gardner you don t shoot at a fleeing suspect or individual unless that individual poses
wearing a ski mask is far from routine. we see in the video a taser. how do officers make that decision to turn to lethal force? it can happen in an instant. i don t know what they saw or why they thought there was a need to use the taser and maybe very quickly ineffective. it has two cartridges and you just have plastic in the hand when they re expended. i don t know what went into the idea to go to deadly force other than when the suspect fired in the officers direction. police showed what they call a shot being fired from the car being pursued and then said that a shell casing was found on the highway. how important will this be in
making the attack. so, on the ground in defense, ukrainians have a little bit of an advantage. but the russians have always focused on taking all of ukraine. don t forget that their plan a was just a march right in and take the entire country with and without a shot being fired. that didn t work, because of the ukrainian resistance. now, they re focusing on tasting the east, where the attack is probably going to come sooner than later. but part of the entire operation has always been, and will continue to be, the seizure of the ukrainian coastline along the sea of azov and particularly the black sea. that s to open up the corridor, as we ve heard before, between the crimean area and moldova. so that russia can control all of ukraine s black sea coast. that s always been a part of their objective, and now it will be a bigger than ever focus of the russian attack,
al quaida. he demanded her release from a texas prison as the f.b.i. rescue team flew in from quantico, virginia. jeffrey cohen told the tv, after ten hours of negotiations he started spouting for a good few minutes he was going to put a bullet in each of us, whereas earlier in the at a he was going to let us go and he was the only one who was going to die. at that point he was going to kills and told us to get on our knees. reporter: before the f.b.i. went in, the hostages saw an opportunity to save themselves. he put his gun down and the rabbi threw the chair and yelled run. i told them to go, i threw a chair at the gunman and headed for the door and all three of us were able to get out without even a shot being fired. reporter: a video shot by abc affiliate wfaa shows the hostages it was scaping through a side door.