but i m really concerned we shouldn t have to wait for someone to die before a bad police officer is fired. that s really the important thing. the important message we should get from this. thank you both very much for joining me tonight. a quick programming note tomorrow morning. i will be on morning joe along with the new york city police commissioner bill bratton. coming up, the louder defender of the chokehold that killed eric garner. he s in the rewrite. and we have new details about the cleveland police officer who shot and killed a 12-year-old boy in his first year as a police officer. he burst into tears at a shooting range and was judged unfit emotionally unfit to serve in a police department. so how did he end up with a cleveland police badge and gun? ups is a global company, but most of our employees live in the same communities that we serve. people here know that our operations
if anyone just looks at the video, it s appalling when you look at it. it s clear eric garner s civil rights were violated. even if we agree the police had the right to take him down and arrest him, at what point did that force have to stop? and that s the problem. did he really have to put his knee on his head and press his head into the pavement? is that excessive? that s one of the things the federal government is going to be looking at. that s what got to me as a civilian. i m looking at a guy who already had put him in a chokehold. then another ten seconds. he put his arm in a straight arm and leveraged his whole body weight as he jams the guy s head into cement. and for what? i can t even watch it? what were they doing this? for selling not even weed but a tobacco cigarette. but this is part of a policy. when people talk about the need for broad reform, what the new york police did was stop doing
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negotiating, the consent degree the city will sign with the justice department and the involvement of the community and a collaborative agreement type of approach that was taken in cincinnati and other cities that have come under the jurisdiction of the justice department. thank you very much for joining us tonight. thank you for having me. coming up, in the rewrite the staunchest defender of the use of a deadly chokehold against eric garner. we ll tell you that what you see on that video is not a chokehold.