all the time and it doesn t cross your mind that oh, you could be in this situation. early afternoon around probably 2:00 notices started coming through work and through our cell phones and just media outlets the shooter might be in smyrna area. i saw 12 police cars. the school was going crazy. they were going into lockdown. rob of our atlanta affiliate mass the breaking details on the suspected gunman in custody. good evening, rob. hey, good evening. such a chaotic and terrifying area in the atlanta area after the accused fled from the scene leading to and eight hour manhunt. the 24-year-old dio fl patterson was caught in cobb county up i-75. from the air we saw police take him into custody and to apd headquarters is investigators say around noon he walked into this medical office with a handgun and began shooting. cops say he killed 39-year-old amy st. pierre and hurt others ranging in age from 25-71, the mayor praising law enforcement for catching the guy. right
Homicide involving a u.s. marine putting jordan neil gli a headlock after neely has been screaming in an aggressive manner, cause of death pressure on the neck. new york city eric adams says he s monitoring this latest case of violence on the city subways. we can not just blatantly say what a passenger should or should not do in a situations like that. we should allow the investigation to take its course. man than district attorney bragg s office is investigating the death. first up in tonight s crime round the feds found 300 fake oxycodone pills including fentanyl in a gas tank after car and 11 pounds of powder fentanyl street value $5 million.
Was very sanitized, very technical. what are the officers taught in terms of appropriate behavior, inappropriate behavior, a legal chokehold, a chokehold versus a headlock, a carotid artery chokehold. it got very technical in there. and a headlock is not a chokehold as everyone defines it. i would argue that s probably how they came to their decision. here s the other thing, sean. not many people have been mentioning, legal standards are difficult standards sometimes to prosecute people. but there s another standard for employment. and i think one announcement would be good and it s sad in this officer s case, but at the same time he used bad discretion. he didn t use discretion and made a very unwise decision. he should not be given the power to be able to use that kind of force. so i don t think you can have an officer that makes this bad of a decision work as a policeman. and i know it sounds sad, but eric garner died and he didn t need to die. but do you really believe the
But this was in the daylight they outnumbered him five to one, i think there was a better way than holding him in a chokehold. i am sure, and i really want the evidence released because we have to go back nine of the 31 arrests of eric garner dealt with untaxed cigarettes. it s absurd. the notion that this is even a factor in this man s life is unbelievable to me. but i think for people that really want to understand the grand jury decision, i bet it was very sanitized, very technical. what are the officers taught in terms of appropriate behavior, inappropriate behavior, a legal chokehold, a chokehold versus a headlock, a carotid artery chokehold. it got very technical in there. and a headlock is not a chokehold as everyone defines it. i would argue that s probably how they came to their decision. here s the other thing, sean. not many people have been