doing good things because nobody films that and they re outweighted like a hundred billion to one. that s a statistic. emily: right or if the good samaritan is filmed then he is charged. i will a say this. when you said the protesters see themselves as brave for sitting in the highway. the whole thing is there s nothing brave about it. all they are first of all, that s illegal, any type of blocking a highway, that s illegal and to me they re just [bleep]. what are they actually accomplishing? they have accomplished risking a pregnant woman s fetus s life, accomplished millions of dollars worth of damage in car accidents. do you remember the protest on the highway in the united states when a guy on parole or probation. greg: i remember that. emily: yep, was driving to his job and he had the restraint not to beat them up which he should have, because there s a zero tolerance policy. so when he arrives late at his job that is zero tolerance and he goes back to his incarceration. i
follows because we re such a litigious society now. and anyone who lives in california knows that people are crazy. and i don t say that to be funny i say that as a legitimate description. it is terrifying. and as much as i would want to jump in, i would probably not. trace: so the nightcap poll would you have helped, jumped in, helped, and the answer twitter yes 77% would jump in and on instagram 69% say yes, michael says if a law enforcement officer is in need have help i would be standing ready willing not recording. and as long as the person doesn t have a gun we should be allowed to help the officers out. peachy keenan what are your thoughts. it s tough because in the era of daniel penny i have to tell my sons not to get involved because you don t want the good samaritan to get in trouble. trace: mike finn. a sad state of affairs where you have to worry but i
didn t seem to match the account of the driver, reverend a.b. schirmer, whose wife had died. the passenger who called 911 the night of the accident to see if he had any further information that might help explain the discrepancies. by looking at the car, they didn t seem to be any real damage. the good samaritan impression confirmed with the consecutive detective conference. it seemed way out of torsion to the minor fender bender. she was shivering, not really conscious. he believed thinking it was strange that the passenger was staring at the windshield, making no effort. he made no attempt to get out the car. that is something you would expect. someone who was with their wife who was potentially dying. even more unusual, detective wagner relied the reverend
and 22 and 25 whose lives, they re not ended by the gunshot, they are ruined because they re going to spend the rest of their lives in jail. and if you want to know why, there is a prolific sentinel drug trade happening all over this country. when this woman in sacramento got to her car a man waiting in the car next to it got out and wrestled his purse away his buddy sped off and knocked her down as you see. the suspects were later arrested. and a baltimore a man got into an argument with people outside of planned parenthood so he tackled one of the mill and another man tried to help he bought a slam the good samaritan and slugged and kicked him all he was on the ground. police are asking for help identify this man.