police reform bill aimed at curbing excessive force coming one day after democrats blocked debate on the gop version in the senate. griff jenkins joins us with more on the partisan gridlock. it is not likely to become law but the house past the far reaching george for justice and policeing act nearly down party lines with three republicans crossing over. the house is honoring his life and the lives of all killed by police brutality by saying never again. reporter: the legislation sets for three main reforms, number one it effectively bans chokehold and no knock warrants, eliminates qualified immunity that protects offices from lawsuits and lastly increases reporting and recordkeeping of police use of force. before the vote the parents a garner and john crawford, all african americans killed by police endorsed the bill stating the unjust killing of a loved one especially a band of law enforcement is a pain too many have been forced to endure, legislation now stalled wi
A former Vacaville attorney, Haskell faces 16 counts, misdemanors and felonies, including sexual assault, alleged crimes that occurred between October 2018 and up until early February 2022, when his four adopted children were removed from his Vacaville home.
A former Vacaville attorney, Haskell faces 16 counts, misdemanors and felonies, including sexual assault, alleged crimes that occurred between October 2018 and up until early February 2022, when his four adopted children were removed from his Vacaville home.
A former Vacaville attorney, Haskell faces 16 counts, misdemanors and felonies, including sexual assault, alleged crimes that occurred between October 2018 and up until early February 2022, when his four adopted children were removed from his Vacaville home.
A former Vacaville attorney, Haskell faces 16 counts, misdemanors and felonies, including sexual assault, alleged crimes that occurred between October 2018 and up until early February 2022, when his four adopted children were removed from his Vacaville home.