they can t keep their focus and those weaknesses become something law enforcement can manipulate. commissioner ramsay. have you ever had to your department have to deal with hostage situations before? yeah. we v. i mean, i have worked in chichld, d.c. and philadelphia. they don t last all that lounge. sometimes it starts off and that s usually the way it unfolds in an hour or go. you are able deal with it. it s fought that often, it s a person barricaded in and may be armed and so forth. again the fbi is skilled bit adds a dimension. you have people you want to see get out unharmed.
injury. sean: would you be the next punch? the woman from her bed testified said, quote, the nose was very disfigured we saw that picture, joe? you asked in the beginning what do you think the verdict is going to be? i raised my hand and said manslaughter not because of the evidence f decided on the evidence, the facts and the law it s not a close call. should be not guilty within a money. minute. by the way, the prosecutor stood up and looked into their hearts. told the jury this was a child. 13 times. a chichld i mean that was an emotional pitch. no. no. when you have facts you don t apply emotional facts. he wasn t a child he was 17 years old appealing to sympathyes because he had no evidence. that is not what the law is. sean: all right. i just want to make it a point this is a tragic