official misconduct and officia oppression. there are facing a minimum of 6 years behind bars. four of the five cops were released on bond this morning. here is what police are telling us. under an re seven, ronna mc daniel nichols vehicle was pulled over for reckless driving . the police chief says there was a physical altercation in the cops tried. nichols out of the car. pepper spray was deployed, and nichols took off on foot. there was a foot pursuit, and officers then apprehended him a a different location and anothe confrontation occurred. nichols was arrested. the police chief says the level of aggression from police at that point is unexplainable. this happened a few blocks from nichols home, and he died three days later in the hospital on january 10th. here s what we don t know. the police chief says she is no sure why the cops stopped him i the first place. it s unclear how far nichols ram , how police apprehended him, and how long the confrontation lasted. we are
eyewitness news reporter has been following each investigation and asking police jenna. erica, as you mentioned, we have been with officers at every scene tonight. but we have been given very little information from them on the shootings they are investigating. despite hearing from very vocal neighbors, hoping this isn t a trend. as crime scene tape was unraveled in west charlotte, officers were breaking it out across town on the east side and seeing it all unfold left some neighbors feeling hopeless for safety. i don t know. don t have to pay this way. others were so scared, they didn t want to show their face when venting about their concerns. we hear a lot of shootings. we didn t think nothing of it. the hour apart. one person shot outside this gas station off brookshire boulevard and another victim injured at his home less than a mile away. he drove there after bullets the shooting, shattering the glass and cutting him badly. the scene on mcginn grove drive. h
officer was not supposed to do it. during the 2010 event, leopold instructed him and another office to watch out for a woman named conn,ie she was not to approach him. a woman named connie. he said they did keep an eye on her, but she was not a security threat at all. he was given immunity. he said he saw it because he saw what leopold had done to others. for some like that to be put in a position where they are too uncomfortable to say this is ruining my life, it is just a disgrace. judge dennis sweeney will decide if leopold broke the law by using members of his security detail for personal and political duties. tomorrow, the defense will make a motion for a judgment of acquittal. the judge will decide the case will end or continue. barry simms, wbal-tv 11 news. opening statements are set to begin tomorrow in the case of the murder of teenager phylicia barnes. the work of prosecutors may have gone much harder today because of the troubles of the lead detective in th
get the forecast every day at wbaltv.com. les mis tore through an apartment in the early morning hours. a three-alarm fire at this three story, multiuse building that started around 12:45 this morning. the temperatures were continuing to drop. firefighters say part of the roof collapsed before they got everything under control, which took nearly two hours. investigators are still trying to figure out what caused the blaze. investigators in harford county said they know what caused the destructive house are yesterday in joppatowne. a heat lamp got too hot in cited nearby boat. the flames broke out just before 2:00 wednesday afternoon. there was one person in sight at the time had to be rescued. we are told the damage is around $225,000. the baltimore city state s attorney s office says it will not press charges against three police officers in the death of 43-year-old anthony anderson. he died in custody after suffering blunt force trauma, according to reports from the me
to the heroes. see if the president goes off script to talk about the russia investigation. he s had plenty to say on twitter after report in the new york times the white house counsel, not his counsel, represents the presidency, don mcgahn cooperated with the special counsel robert mueller s team. president trump claims don mcgahn spent 30 hours with investigators, only with my approval for purposes of transparenciy, the president s lawyers, it is reported, the presidency s lawyers was one thing, his own lawyers don t know how much mcgahn told mueller. according to the times, mcgahn s decision to speak to special counsel was part of the strategy to protect himself from the president. mcgahn made the call after he came to believe that president trump was setting him up to take a fall for any crimes the investigation might uncover. chief white house correspondent john roberts live on the north lawn. hey, john. good afternoon. taking far more direct aim at robert mueller