Early retirement. My first year there was an officerinvolved shooting involving a pursuit of someone who was suicidal. He ended up driving up officers, and 14 were shot, and killed a guy trying to run. That was the first eye opening event. It was witnessing the loss of human life. You, yourself were in reel human danger. What was it . It was more realising that, you know, that could happen to me easily, a lot. My life could be in danger. There were many things like mums boyfriend abusing, doing c. P. R. Doing c. P. R. On a little oneyearold that mums boyfriend beat to death. And doing c. P. R. So well, that the Fire Department leaves you doing c. P. R. And i probably did c. P. R. For 10 minutes on a kid that we knew there was no chance, and going to the hospital, staying with his body for the remainder of the investigation. Reporter he wrote about his posttraumatic stress disorder for American Police speak describes the drama as a bucket of incidents, like the abused child kept filling
There was no chance, and going to the hospital, staying with his body for the remainder of the investigation. Reporter he wrote about his posttraumatic stress disorder for American Police speak describes the drama as a bucket of incidents, like the abused child kept filling it up until the mental capacity to hold it together overflowed. Tell me about the incident that changed your career together. May 28th, 2009, i was a gang detective. We happened to be close to a fight, a black mustang fled. We went after them. Whoever was driving tried to run my partner over. I wasnt going to let him get run over. I made the decision to shoot. I believe i shot six times, hit the driver, and he stopped his actions. What no one knew is that his 15yearold girlfriend was in the back seat of the car, and just the angle we were at, one of my rounds, unfortunately hit her and killed her instantly. I could see someone lumped over in the back seat of the car and it hit me that i killed that person, and the p
Recognise this . Money. This is the vest that i wore through most of my career. Reporter this man spent a dozen years working as a Police Officer in arizona. Until posttraumatic stress disorder forced him into an early retirement. My first year there was an officerinvolved shooting involving a pursuit of someone who was suicidal. He ended up driving up officers, and 14 were shot, and killed a guy trying to run. That was the first eye opening event. It was witnessing the loss of human life. You, yourself were in reel human danger. What was it . It was more realising that, you know, that could happen to me easily, a lot. My life could be in danger. There were many things like mums boyfriend abusing, doing c. P. R. Doing c. P. R. On a little oneyearold that mums boyfriend beat to death. And doing c. P. R. So well, that the Fire Department leaves you doing c. P. R. And i probably did c. P. R. For 10 minutes on a kid that we knew there was no chance, and going to the hospital, staying with
Tonights event to the Sioux City Convention center. Due to overwhelming turnout expectations. More than 500 people rsvped to hear from the self proclaimed socialist democrat tonight. Sanders is coming off of a pivotal debate performance in new hamsphire. Where he sparred with front runner clinton. On a number of issues. During the debate. Sanders was adament about Campaign Finance reform. And over the weekend his campaign affirmed his stance on big money politics. Breaking a record. For the most individual Campaign Contributions received at this point during a president ial Campaign Sanders campaign focuses on income inequality and immigration reform. Which well hear more about this evening. Now i will be speaking with the vermont senator before he goes on stage. So be sure to tune in tonight at ten for our one onone interview. Reporting live from the Sioux City Convention center Deborah Souverain abc 9 news. Jenna sanders, one of his former colleagues, iowa congressman steve king stop
Recognise this . Money. This is the vest that i wore through most of my career. Reporter this man spent a dozen years working as a Police Officer in arizona. Until posttraumatic stress disorder forced him into an early retirement. My first year there was an officerinvolved shooting involving a pursuit of someone who was suicidal. He ended up driving up officers, and 14 were shot, and killed a guy trying to run. That was the first eye opening event. It was witnessing the loss of human life. You, yourself were in reel human danger. What was it . It was more realising that, you know, that could happen to me easily, a lot. My life could be in danger. There were many things like mums boyfriend abusing, doing c. P. R. Doing c. P. R. On a little oneyearold that mums boyfriend beat to death. And doing c. P. R. So well, that the Fire Department leaves you doing c. P. R. And i probably did c. P. R. For 10 minutes on a kid that we knew there was no chance, and going to the hospital, staying with