a worldwide sting organised by the fbi has led to the arrests of hundreds of suspected members of organised crime. gangs around the world were tricked into using a secure messaging app what they didn t know is that the app was developed by agents who were able to monitor millions of messages about drug dealing, money laundering and planned murders. our security correspondent gordon corera has the story. a shipment of tuna cans coming from ecuador into europe with more than 600 kilos of cocaine hidden inside, all discovered by law enforcement. more cocaine wrapped up with a batman label, a picture of it sent on a phone that criminals thought was secure, but which was really a trap. that trap was sprung today. ..as law enforcement around the world made their move, with a wave of arrests against multiple organised crime groups. criminals believe that using a system called anom secured their communications. the problem was that the person behind it was an undercover informant f
warrant or warrants and that they tried to then arrest hem. that is when a scuffle ensued. and the police chief has just said the officer accidentally fired her gun instead of her tazer. the police chief did release the full bodycam video. we re playing part of it for you. it s very difficult to watch. so just a warning. it s disturbing. but important for transparency in this case. ste p out. i shot him. during this encounter, however, the officer drew their handgun instead of their tazer. we drain with the honged on the dominant sides and taste tazer. if you re right handed you carry the hong on thehand z and tazer on et lester. as i watched the video and listened to the commands it s my belief the officer had intention to deploy the tazer but instead shot mr. wright with a single bullet. this appears for me for in the officers reaction in distress after this was an accidental discharge that result fld let tragic death of mr. wright. i asked the bca to conduct of an in
start good morning. it is another cold start to good morning. it is another cold start to the good morning. it is another cold start to the day and we have icy stretches start to the day and we have icy stretches. but things are turning milder stretches. but things are turning milder and stretches. but things are turning milderand windier. i stretches. but things are turning milder and windier. i will be here all morning milder and windier. i will be here all morning with the details. it s sunday the 14th of february. our top story. donald trump has been cleared of encouraging his supporters to ransack the capitol last month. 57 senators, including seven republicans, voted to convict the former president at his impeachment hearing. but that was ten short of the minimum number required. our washington correspondent nomia iqbal reports. donald john trump, former president of the united states, is not guilty as charged in the article of impeachment. this wasn t a typic
was placed on paid leave. he was with the department for about five years. this really hits home, a family here at the department. obviously, our officer is very shaken up for everything. reporter: sergeant rivera, the president of the police union. he said, the department could potentially face discipline if he is not at fault. if the officer was not within department the policy, there can be rick percussions, absolutely. reporter: to avoid comfort of interest, outside agencies took over the investigation. the collision itself is being taken over solely by the chp and the da s office. obviously, we will have our own internal investigation. reporter: the chp s multidisciplinary action investigation team, specializing in pratt trash protocols spent hours electing evidence and diagramming the scene. among evidence the chp will look into, was the driver distracted, were there any blind spots, with a distracted, what were the moments for the officer in the pedestrian
written for billionaires and delivered for billionaires. meanwhile, labour has pledged to compensate nearly four million women who lost out when their state pension age rose from 60 to 66. in other news, voters in hong kong have turned out in large numbers to vote in local elections, seen as a test of support for the territory s chief executive, carrie lam. five teenagers have been arrested after a large brawl at a cinema in birmigham last night which saw a number of police officers injured. let s return to that headline story. five teenagers have been arrested after a large brawl at a cinema in birmigham yesterday evening which saw a number of police officers injured. fights broke out as police attempted to clear around 100 people from the star city leisure complex. two machetes were seized in the incident. 0ne witness described it as one of the scariest momemts of their life. jenny kumah is in birmingham. now many of the people here last night were families with young ch