Reporter so many people have shared this video. Many say its disturbing, some say its worse than disturbing, that theyre at a loss for words. But Richland County Sheriffs Department is asking for cooler heads to prevail for now as they investigate whatever happened. I want to read you the narrative we got a little while ago from the sheriff. The Student Resource officer was acting in response to a student disrespecting the class. The student refused to comply to leave the class. When she refused, the sro was requested to take action. The student was told she was under arrest and given instructions, which she again refused refused. The video shows the student resisting. They have not said what led up to the violent encounter. The student was not injured and released to her parents. The officer is on leave. And the mayor said we cannot and will not accept this kind of behavior from any Law Enforcement officer and i firmly believe we need an independent investigation get to a body of them
Early today starts right now. We want to begin with cell phone video that some viewers may find disturbing and shocking. It appears to show a officer body slamming a student. It happened yesterday in columbia, south carolina. Heres one view of the incident. Hands behind your back. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. Wow, Authorities Say the students was first asked to leave and did not. And the officer was called and the student again refused. Heres reporter chad mills from nbc ayil iate. Reporter so many people have shared this video. Say its worse than disturbing, words. But Richland County Sheriffs Department is asking for cooler heads to prevail for now as they investigate whatever happened. I want to read you the narrative we got a little while ago from the sheriff. The Student Resource officer was acting in response to a student disrespecting the class. The student refused to comply to leave the class. When she refused, the sro was the student was told she was under arrest and
Trump and much more an a busy tuesday. Early today starts right now. We want to begin with cell phone video that some viewers may find disturbing and shocking. It appears to show a officer body slamming a student. It happened yesterday in columbia, south carolina. Heres one view of the incident. Hands behind your back. Give me your hands. Give me your hand. Wow, Authorities Say the students was first asked to leave and did not. And the officer was called and the student again refused. Heres reporter chad mills from nbc ayil iate. Reporter so many people have many say its disturbing, some say its worse than disturbing, that theyre at a loss for words. But Richland County Sheriffs Department is asking for cooler heads to prevail for now as they investigate whatever happened. I want to read you the narrative we got a little while ago from the sheriff. The Student Resource officer was acting in response to a student disrespecting the class. The student refused to comply to leave the class.
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The uss roosevelt will return to action this week. The ship has been sidelined in guam for over a month following a major outbreak of covid19. It infected more than 1,000 sailors. Theyve had quite a few sailors continue to test positive but they have yet been able to get back on the ship. The globe theater, a reoccasion of one of shakespeares theaters, may close for good. Joining me now is my coanchor for the next two hours, katy tur. Happy tuesday to you. Happy tuesday to you as well, chuck. Lets take a look at the numbers this hour. More than 1. 5 million confirmed cases of covid19 across the United States. More than 91,000 people have died in this country alone. And as always, we must caution that the real number is likely much higher than that because these are simply the results of our current testing. Last week, the u. S. Tested an average of 341,000 people per day. That is a big increase from about 268,000 the week before. But another reminder, an estimate from harvard says we s