Full display. A lot of drama overnight at George Washington university after weeks of jewish hate pouring out running rampant at g. W. You can see police swarming the antiisrael encampment. They went in there to dismantle it. They had to use pepper spray to break up the violent crowd. Then they began arresting people. Im Harris Faulkner and you are in the Faulkner Focus. It gets worse by the day. I wonder what the president thinks of it all . Maybe he will speak up again. The university pleaded with washington, d. C. Leaders to take action sooner. They didnt do anything until just hours before the mayor and police chief were set to testify about the encampment and hatefilled protestor. James comer canceled the hearing because the police finally did their jobs. D. C. Mayor bowser with what sounds like a bit of a spin today. I want to be clear that our responses to demonstrations is always rooted in Public Safety and constitutional responsibility. Mpd is the best in the business at keepi
it is gut wrenching. in a commodious relationship between the police community and the parole board because herman bell has been contrite with the killing of three officers in 2012. 2012 was when he accepted responsibility but in the 1970s he did not accept responsibility. it begs the question where is the reciprocity in the parole situation? we need strong rules that govern the protection of us as citizens and not let people like this person out again. the chances of reoffending are minimal. he is a 70-year-old individual but needs to be a level of reciprocity to keep this person jillian: he murdered two police officers, in 1971. he murdered a police officer in san francisco, he pleaded guilty
you think happened a 70-year-old o.j. simpson? well, he s been in prison for nine years. in the state of nevada when you re a parole you can t even have alcohol in excess. excess means .08 and for the people that are watching that don t know what that means, that s two drinks in an hour and you re probably a .08. that s just one condition of parole. no fourth amendment privilege, in other words he can be searched, his house, his car by a law enforcement officer that is aware of this parole situation or a parole officer, you know, and his conduct is scrutinized quite a bit deeper than that. i mean, his conduct in business employment, you know, where he goes, where he travels, this is something that o.j. simpson might have a very difficult time succeeding in in this situation
conflict free life. nobody has ever accused me of holding any weapon on them. i don t feel that he is a threat to anyone out there. it s time to give him a second chance. we have heard from you and from your victim. my vote is to grant your parole effective when eligible. i concur with commissioner cortis and grant parole. i concur can commissioner cortez and agree to grant parole. mr. simpson, i do vote to grant parole when eligible, and that will conclude this hearing. thank you. thank you. clayton: did you hear some of the things he said there i have lived a conflict-free life. steve: thank goodness. clayton: no one has ever accused me of using a weapon. steve: who was that man exactly who was in court? clayton: i don t know. steve: one of the things that was revealed is it sounds like he is going to be moving to florida. part of his probation, parole situation would be that he would have to be regularly drug and alcohol