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previous was killed. the suspect ran but was captured as the firefighters at the scene had this radio call nearly three hours later about a naked man in the city of parklake. i will try to get more information for you. he was naked. that might help you he can they realized it might match the description of a hit and run driver. we ve got this description of a person that is with us. he may be the runaway driver from the earlier accident at colorado and what they heard the call come out and they mentioned to the detectives have, it sounds like this may be your suspect. police say they were able to solve the case thanks to the firefighters. is part of the denver community as everyone comes together to help solve these crimes. police say right is from tennessee and does not have local address. they said he was here looking for work and he s being held vehicular homicide dui and fleeing the scene of a fatal accident. they are not yet released in the name of ....
he has appeared on various television. radio and internet media including huff post live and voice of america. his work has been published widely and most recently in the case western reserve law review with an excellent piece entitled thin blue lies: how pretextual stops undermine police legitimacy. we did have copies available on the outside table but i am told we are now out of them. if you want a copy, send me an e-mail or contact me after and i m happy to get one for you. he is a graduate of indiana university. then we ll have adam bates, a policy analyst at the project. his research interests include constitutional law, the war on drugs, the war on terror and police militarization. bates received a b.a. in political science from the university of miami and both an m.a. in middle eastern studies and j.d. from the university of michigan. he is a member of the oklahoma bar. finally we ll hear from matthew feeney who is a policy analyst at the cato institute. before ....
sunshine. the thing about today, cooler he. a whole lot cooler. and brisk winds will be northwest 10 to 15 sustained gusts as high as 25. all because of the cold front moving through this morning. 50s and we were 78 degrees yesterday. so it s moving east as we speak. we have got showers that remain east and the cool are air ushering in as we speak. you will notice that the rain is real spotty compared to even just a few hours ago when the show started. so i think this is going to be out hour or two and we should be dry throughout the rest of the day. we have got showers in ashtabula county and left over wet road from the rain we have had. if you are waking up, be aware of that as you leave. and look at future viewch the clearing trend is into the afternoon of the back to beautiful bright conditions. 1, 2, 3:00 into the evening it s clear and going to get cold and, of course, tomorrow we have got so much going on it s friday and the indians play and we will have a look a ....
and high potential for violence. what does it have to do with your bosses and the federal government? that is another myth, that the federal government does not have much to say about what goes on in local police department. while criminal justice historically a state or local practice, the war on drugs and more recently the war on terror have provided the basis for the federal government to become deeply entertaining gelled in state and local law enforcement. the result of that entanglement and is distorting of police priorities and through security initiatives, weapons transfer programs from the pentagon transferring military weapons and military equipment to local police through programs such as the 1033 program you are familiar with and aforementioned equitable sharing program. that is the federal government creating a legal regime to help facilitate state and local police taking property, cash and property from people who are not charged with a crime or not convict ....
old. there are computers that are 15 years old and they use zip drives and they are all on the verge of breaking. and 43 states, the voting machines, electronic computerized voter machines, our 10 years old or older. there will be a need for massive investment for voting technology around the country or you ll have these lines. but even that creates opportunities to integrate that with electronic registration and other sorts of things can make a so that everybody was eligible to vote can vote. it s going to be one more way in which the fight to put will continue, to which it s not only the formal rules but everything around it that s going to be contested but that ultimately hopefully can lead to continued progress. thank you all so much for coming. you can get the books in the back or at brennancenter.org. [applause] [inaudible conversations] here s a look at some upcoming book fairs and festivals happening around the country. for more information, booktv will be c ....