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precincts and investigators often can monitor them or retrieve recorded video as needed. when you say monitor, you say monitoring in realtime sure. you can watch them live. you can move them, pan, tilt and zoom the camera. if you know there s an incident they can use the camera to see what s going on. then how do you communicate with officers on patrol and in need of this information there s a number of ways. the primary way would be sending a switch message they have a computer in the car. and they re operating some software that allows us to send them a direct message that flashes on the screen and can give them updates on the call or any other information. we can also get on the radio if we want to broadcast to a wider group. and then people have cell phones and can call them for something more detailed than a message. and that s helpful for monitoring in realtime you also mentioned storage and retrieval of said footage. is that right? yes. describe as ....
both shot by police, both unarmed. i want them to say to the whole world learn to love one another again. what happened to our humanity? these cases coming as the nation prepares for the conclusion of derek chauvin s murder trial in minneapolis. the jury soon tasked with deciding the fate of the former city cop caught on camera with his knee on george floyd s neck. and tonight, news concerning some members of congress that are bound to fan the flames. congresswoman marjorie taylor-greene now trying to distance herself from new reporting that she, along with her republican congressman paul gosar are helping to turn america to quote, anglo-saxon roots. it would be called the america first caucus. a serve-page document first outlining the plans first reported by punchbowl news. america is a nation with a border and a culture strengthened by a common respect for uniquely anglo-saxon political traditions. congresswoman greene is blaming the media for taking the story out ....
minneapolis police chief said the acts that chauvin took were totally unnecessary. the witnesses on the stand this morning was the doctor who pronounced george floyd dead at the hospital. was your leading theory of george floyd s cardiac arrest oxygen deficiency? that was one of the more likely possibilities. i felt that at the time, based on the information i had, it was more likely than the other possibilities. and, doctor, is there another name for death by oxygen deficiency. asphyxia. it s well known that any amount of time a patient spends in cardiac arrest without immediate cpr markedly decreases the chance of a good outcome. none of the officers on the scene performed cpr on george floyd. the doctor said he believed floyd s death was not likely from drug use but instead from suffocation or asphyxia. the defense team tried to combat that conclusion. so when someone ingests fentanyl, it can cause them to feel very sleepy because of an increased carbon d ....
murder trial, one day after testifying that derek chauvin used excessive force after he had george floyd pinned to the ground, a national expert on use of force will take the stand again first thing this morning. son we re hoping to learn whether jody stiger s testimony was abruptly interrupted. and let s begin with josh campbell. tell us what is on the dock at the time today. reporter: and there is a big mystery, and in was this is wh court abruptly interrupted. the attorneys conferred with the judge and the judge abruptly adjourned the trial for the day. we re hoping to learn why that was. we believe that it is because the defense objected to that witness participation. and he weighed in on his view of derek chauvin s actions. take a listen to what he said. once he was played in the prone position on the ground, at that point the officers ex-officers i should say, they should have slowed down or stopped their force as well. this is one of several criticizin ....
those cases range in terms of the use of force, right? the types of force used are var only. correct. some cases may involve whether an officer should have punched a person, right? correct. some may involve whether they should have used a particular technique or not, a taser for example. correct. some involved the use of deadly force, correct? correct. but they are not all these thousands of cases are not all deadly force or resulting in the death of an individual. correct. and in fact the vast majority of these are based upon like civilian complaints or sergeant s review of a use of force? sergeant s investigation, yes. not civilian complaints but primarily sergeant s investigation. so in the los angeles police department, similar to the minneapolis police department, if an office uses force, there are serb types of force that they have to report to thsuperi and then that use of force will be investigated? correct. and then that process once ....