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"News. Coming up after traffic and weather the top stories we're following for you this hour, a gunman killed ten people at a ballroom dance studio amid lunar new year celebrations and then may have tried but failed to target a second dance hall. That's what authorities in Monterey Park California are saying today and urgent search is underway across the Los Angeles area for the suspect by midday police had surrounded a white van in a parking lot. Ours earlier, the sheriff said authorities were looking for a white van after witnesses reported the suspect flee from Alhambra in such a vehicle. Two people are dead after a late night house fire in prince George's county, Montgomery county school officials are speaking out after swastikas were drawn on three desks in three separate schools. Stay with WTO for more on these top stories in just minutes. Three 48. Traffic and weather on the 8s, here's Joe Kent rather, here's Rick McClure in the WTO news. All right, sandy let's head through Chinatown where it looks like the Chinese lunar new year, the event is about ready to wrap itself up MPD is set up at the intersection of 7th and each street's northwest, getting ready to reopen that intersection soon will let you know when. The volume is starting to pick up a little bit on the freeway through southwest and southeast shows volume headed west up from the for the third street tunnel now toward main avenue and the volume off and on along the eastbound side as well from the case bridge toward main avenue. So we're keeping a close eye on that to see if there's anything other than just volume involved. And watch for some volume slowdowns, headed north on D.C. two 95 before and after Pennsylvania avenue. You're going to the southbound side of D.C. two 95 for now. I said over to Virginia, where police are still with the crash and herndon that has the herndon Parkway still under police direction both ways between Sterling road and elden street had a report of one overturned. I 95 Virginia sites, no change with the volume slow spots all on the southbound side still after lord and headed toward the academy into woodbridge. You're still good on the northbound side coming up from Fredericksburg. 66, beware of the ramp from eastbound to southbound route one ten is still partially blocked. So use caution on that ramp there. Over at Maryland had a crash reported to Miller's Vale police sorting things out. It was affecting the northbound ramp from route three to westbound route 32s, be careful on that ramp there, no change with the volume on 50, still good, moving at speed, both inside and outside the beltway and crossed the bay bridge three lanes west and two lanes east across bay, VW Parkway had a few volumes slow spots all along the northbound side, the green belt after NASA got it that's still the case, 95, no problems there to 70 doing fine and still quiet for the most part through Montgomery and prince George's counties and still moving nicely on the Virginia slide. Maybe a brief volume delay on the outer loop inner loop. I'm sorry through cheffy chase, Bethesda. So from after old Georgetown road toward three 55, this is a bit of volume building there. Rick McClure, WTO traffic. And now to storm team four meteorologist, Ryan Miller. Periods of rain, this afternoon, air temperatures will hold into the lower 40s, so a pretty raw damp afternoon
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"In a case involving two D.C. police officers involved in a deadly northwest D.C. chase two years ago, double DT OP's John doman is at the federal courthouse. Describing it as a game to them, prosecutors say that officer Terrence Sutton and lieutenant Andrews of bosky ignored MPD's policy when it comes to vehicle pursuits when going after Quran Hilton Brown. In prosecutor said specifically that it was Sutton's driving decision that killed Quran Hilton Brown, the defense started their arguments by calling this an upside down case, noting that they're the ones who call the investigators to testify in this, closing arguments continue throughout the afternoon. That's WTO peace John doman. Now to the top stories we are working at WTO P, when three weather on the way, road crews getting ready with salt and brine will have details in traffic and weather on the apes. And the fed raises interest rates by another half percent Wall Street lower with investors concerned about more rate hikes next year. A 16 year old student charged as an adult after last Thursday shooting of a student outside suitland high. How did prince George's county police find the teen? That's ahead. And keep it here on WTO for full details in the minutes ahead. It's four 18. We got you traffic. We got your weather here's bob bimler. I'll be happy for the dry roads we have out there today. Things are not doing too badly, just volume delays, 95 northbound, the brush fire is clear before Quantico, nothing left to see there all lanes are open. South on your slowdown from New England over the alka quanta one 23 and a couple of stretches for Stafford. And lewinsville road traffic affected both ways by the crash between balls hill road and windy hill road 66 is okay just volume delays westbound through Vienna fairfax city and Centreville and three 40 at harpers ferry road has the crash getting by should be getting by by alternating, but some pretty long delays there getting around that and interloop slows down at route 7 headed for Maryland. In Maryland on the island where beltway very slow past old Georgetown road at around toward river road inner loop through Bethesda and Silver Spring just volume delays same through college park and green belt and traffic on 95 on the Baltimore Washington Parkway doing all right. North by New Hampshire avenue, not doing so well, very slow getting passed through 29. It is the paving and getting my single file to the right. And it is really slow jammed on southbound route four right now. Really, all the way from wood yard road, all the way past three O one, there's still working there. And I believe they're paving, they're getting my one single lane en route four to the left, very slowly. 50 out to the bay bridge, a little bit slow getting
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"Transaction would have to be presented to the NFL finance committee for a review and at least 24 of the league's 32 teams would need to sign off on it. Also breaking this evening, the U.S. attorney's office in the eastern district of Virginia has opened its own criminal investigation into accusations of financial wrongdoing by the commanders. Now two sources familiar with the matter are speaking with ESPN that is reporting this tonight. The sources say the inquiry was triggered by a letter from the House oversight committee sent to the FTC and several attorneys general. This was back in April, and it regards the possibility of deceptive business practices by the commanders. In response, an attorney for the team is telling ESPN that these accusations are simply not true. Now to our third story this evening regarding the commanders, D.C. police say tips from the community have led to an arrest in the August shooting of a young running back. Commanders rookie Brian Robinson was new in town, visiting popular H street northeast that Sunday afternoon when he was shot in an attempted carjacking. He underwent treatment and rehab before retaking the field. D.C. police chief Robert Katie says a teenager has been taken into custody. Members of MPD's criminal apprehension unit arrested a 17 year old male in no small measure the police chief credits the community. It was because the community called and text our tip line that we are able to make this arrest. Chief county has renewed his plea for accountability and for families to exert better control over kids acting out violently with guns. On 8th street northeast, particularly on WTO P news
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"Showing one person being slammed into a fancy. His back bending over backwards with violent force is unacceptable. You can clearly see aggressive use of police force through the video. Batman's identified as 23 year old tie on Jackson. Also arrested was 30 year old to one Coleman, who white says was kicked, repeatedly by an officer. MPD's posture is that the gentleman was released in his foot from his arm, white says. But I didn't see it as such. I sing his football forward, come back and go forward again and come back. I was horrified as a mother. Amina Saladin is Coleman's mother. I couldn't believe what I saw. Both men were arraigned and for now at least their cases are moving to trial. At MPD headquarters, John dome in WTO P news. In Virginia, Republican elected leaders say they will oppose any legislative effort to add the COVID-19 vaccine to the state's list of required immunizations for school kids. The announcements by governor Glenn youngkin and House speaker Todd Gilbert came after a panel of U.S. vaccine experts said that COVID shots should be added to lists of recommended vaccinations for kids and adults. On top of that, Virginia attorney general, Jason miara as tweets today that Virginia law is clear, CDC recommendations imposed no conditions on school attendance in Virginia. Coming up after traffic and weather, we are following several important developments related to former president Donald Trump today. We'll get details and go in depth with CBS's Scott McFarland. Stay here. It's 1107. If
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Demand soars for kids' books addressing violence, trauma
"As the new school year swings into gear demand continues to grow for children's books that address traumatic events such as school shootings sales of books for young people on violence grief and emotions have increased for 9 straight years with nearly 6 million copies sold in 2021 according to MPD book scan as anxiety and depression rates have soared among young Americans educators and advocates say children's books can play a role in helping them cope books range from firsthand accounts of school shootings to illustrated children's books explaining what guns are experts say parents should make sure books addressing trauma are age appropriate and backed by psychologists I'm Julie Walker
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"As the new school year swings into gear demand continues to grow for children's books that address traumatic events such as school shootings sales of books for young people on violence grief and emotions have increased for 9 straight years with nearly 6 million copies sold in 2021 according to MPD book scan as anxiety and depression rates have soared among young Americans educators and advocates say children's books can play a role in helping them cope books range from firsthand accounts of school shootings to illustrated children's books explaining what guns are experts say parents should make sure books addressing trauma are age appropriate and backed by psychologists I'm Julie Walker
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"This morning, it sent the victim to the hospital. Groceries were strewn about on the ground a shopping cart tipped on its side after someone was hit right outside of grocery store at the vista garden shopping center on route 7 O four. That individual has been identified is an MPD Metropolitan Police department, a police officer. Prince George's county police chief malachi says the driver kept going, but was pulled over in that area and is cooperating. D.C. police chief Robert Conti says the officer is a 23 year veteran named Kenneth Daniels, a friend of his going back to high school. Who's just out quite frankly just out shopping with his mom. Bystanders quickly perform CPR and doctors say that helps stabilize his condition and no surgery is needed right now. At the university of Maryland medical center in Largo, John dome in WTO news. More on our weather that's going to be very wet over the weekend because of Ian, stay with us three 36. Right now on FanDuel sportsbook new customers get a no sweat first bit up to $1000. That's free bets back. If your first bit doesn't win. Just sign up with promo code big G BIG CHE. I love the same game parlay option on FanDuel, where I can combine my bits for a chance at a nice payout without risking much. And the live betting on FanDuel is solid. The odds updated quickly on games that have already started. Sign up today with promo code big G for your no sweat first bit. FanDuel. Official sportsbook partner of the Washington
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"Painters. The power of pro, get your project started at sort of pro dot com. Each certa pro painter's business is independently owned and operated. This is WTO P news. 7 23, D.C. police are looking into what led up to the crash of a police cruiser and another car in northwest D.C. this afternoon, and MPD spokesperson tells WTO that crash happened around 1 o'clock at 6th and H streets, the officer was taken to a hospital with injuries, not considered life threatening. No one else was hurt. We'll bring you more details on the cause of that crash as we get them. Drivers in Alexandria need to know this. Part of duke street is shutting down again tonight at 11 o'clock. We're talking about westbound duke street I three 95, and that closure will stretch till Wednesday. Virginia's Department of Transportation saying that timeline is if the weather cooperates. Eastbound duke street was closed for several days starting last Sunday. This is all part of a project to rehabilitate the duke bridge over I three 95, the bridge was built back in 1965. V dot says it wants to help extend the life of that bridge and make it safer. Their warning drivers hitting that way to find other routes because there will be delays On average, 55,000 vehicles pass through that interchange at duke street every day, Shayna steel, WTO news. If you own a small business in Montgomery county, you could get thousands of dollars to help you pay your rent. Or you could be granted up to three months of rent based on your current lease, whichever is cheaper, applications open up on September 1st and one of the requirements is showing that your business lost money because of
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officer 's use of force questioned
"Assistant police chief ashan Benedict says heart graze into others were being followed by officers after a shooting at Georgia avenue and longfellow street when an officer caught up with heart graves he gave him a command Those commands were not complied with and he discharged his weapon one time In cases involving serious use of force MPD is required to release body camera footage within 5 business days and only sagal WTO news A local man who drove hundreds of miles to confront a man about dating his adult daughter in North Carolina is now there in jail on a murder charge Investigators say 46 year old James mccally of Alexandria drove more than 300 miles to confront 27 year old Jared musgrove in North Carolina The onslow county sheriff's office says that on July 5th Macaulay shot musgrove after Macaulay showed up and after the two began to fight musgrove's mother tells W ITN There never would have believed he was so naive but he didn't have a word about that guy would shoot him A judge has set Macaulay's bond at $500,000 John Aaron WTO P news 30 lawmakers from Virginia want the Biden administration to take action on
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"Spring It's 19° here at WT brought to you by lend the plumber trusted same day service 7 days a week It's 9 21 in D.C. police have made an arrest for anti semitic graffiti spray painted on union station early Friday 34 year old Geraldo pando of no known address is the person under arrest for spray painting swastikas on pillars and walls outside union station on Massachusetts avenue northeast Metropolitan Police accuse him of also spray painting graffiti on three other buildings in northwest D.C. police chief Robert Conti said initially that the investigation revealed that the person responsible may have been what he called an unhoused resident MPD and Amtrak police are still investigating whether this was motivated by hate or bias Sandy cosell P news 5 people including a child were hospitalized after a defective furnace sent carbon monoxide into their northeast D.C. apartment yesterday First responders were called to the apartment near the intersection of 17th in K streets northeast for a medical emergency around ten 15 a.m. Now the department did not have carbon monoxide detectors Doctors detectors on the first responders uniforms though showed a high levels of carbon monoxide two people were taking to the hospital in serious condition the entire building was evacuated A bill that would require written permission from a parent before a student could check out a library book with explicit content is dead in Virginia's General Assembly The measure was introduced after parents across the state complained about library books that included graphic descriptions about sex acts It died in a Senate committee with a democratic majority Some lawmakers said they didn't want to be involved in micromanaging school libraries Supporters however say some books go too far in parents not schools should decide what books kids can check out Recently loudon county pulled the book gender queer off the shelves fairfax county reviewed the book and left it in circulation Kyle Cooper W TOP news It was just over a week ago that a shooting took place inside magruder high school in Montgomery county Now this past week counseling was made available to students and staff who returned and then especially trained therapy dog paid a visit as well And as soon as they saw pepper she's like a magnet An absolute furry magnet pepper is a 5 year old courthouse facility dog providing comfort to crime survivors in D.C. superior court Her handler Abby stevick is a former assistant U.S. attorney in D.C. and volunteers with Abby since retiring A parent asked if pepper could visit magruder high school in Montgomery county to offer support after a shooting in the school building there last week stevick said absolutely They were just all over her I mean it was just I mean you could just see the joy and happiness in their faces When they were interacting with her And it's not just the students and staff who benefited She was just loving it I mean everybody was loving it Kate Ryan News Coming up in money news those who can't find employees are instead finding robots It's 9 24 Your commute is stressful and expensive Let's face it bumper to bumper traffic isn't good for you or the environment by joining a van pool You save on fuel and wear and tear on your vehicle Plus you can get to work.
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"Welcome in December 11th 2021 Cloudy chilly by daybreak low holding of the 40s we're at 48 in our nation's capital right now Have a good Saturday morning to you and be in line We do indeed thank you for taking us along for your weekend morning ride Now being the local stories we were looking at for you this hour we began with a 90 year old boy listed in stable condition in the hospital locally after he was apparently struck by a car while crossing a road near his D.C. school Friday and he is apparently not the first child to get hit in this area The boy was called home by his parents and while crossing Wheeler road in southeast he was struck by a car D.C. police say he was not in a crosswalk This young person and his entire family D.C. mayor muriel Bowser is unclear what led to the crash but the driver did stay on the scene just down the road in October 2 girls were struck by a car in this area Located near three elementary schools This is a focus area for MPD additional traffic enforcement Speed cameras expected to be set up in this area in the near future the mayor urging drivers to slow down and always pay attention around schools Mike Murillo and advisory neighborhood commissioner and ward 8 in D.C. says he's heard from community members who say speeding is a big problem in this area He further says more needs to be done he thanks to prevent these crashes We definitely got encouraged people to slow down And that's a decline that going down the hill So I think make sure that people should be more cautious and aware So maybe that is putting up some more signs that say hey children.
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Italian Alleged Mobster Linked to Stolen Van Goghs Is Held in Dubai
"Most wanted men has been arrested in Dubai. Italian police say the alleged cocaine traffickers suspected of having bought two stolen van Gogh paintings on the black market was arrested on August 4th. Rafael in pity. Allah is being held in the United Arab Emirates, while Italy's Justice Ministry completes extradition procedures. The 46 year old is an alleged kingpin and the Naples based camera organized crime syndicate. Wanted in Italy for alleged international drug trafficking and money laundering. In 2016 to then go paintings that had been stolen in 2000 and two from an Amsterdam museum were found stashed in a farmhouse on property in Italy, owned by MPD Ali.
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Washington DC Police Will Patrol on Bikes, Scooters to Engage Community
"Is deploying a new unit of officers on bikes and scooters with the goal of increasing interaction between police officers and the community. This is something that we've been working on for several weeks. And I'm happy to announce the formation of this new unit. Oh, Moments before the sky opened up over Congress Heights, Southeast D. C. Police chief Robert Conte announced a new community focused patrol unit that will be deployed on bikes and scooters in times where our manpower has decreased almost 215 officers since October 2020 MPD must more effectively used the more limited resources that we have, with the goal of interacting more with the community County says the three squads will be sent to neighborhoods around the clock based on crime data from the previous 14 days. In southeast Megan Cloherty. W T O P News.
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"And to call MPD because I'm at risk speed shot. So that's what I'm gonna say about that. So you I mean, obviously very disrespectful and not willing in any way shape or form to pay attention. Anybody else else's perspective. Nine. Let me say this real quick to defend the police, you know, abolish the police. Well, I've always know you. You always know at a council meeting of any sort that when people in the audience start fighting with each other that you've completely lost control. Of the situation. Oh, so that would lay at the feet of op? Yes, because resident of the council you are there to address the council. Your comments are to the council not to other citizens, as their job is also to address the council. It's in this case City Council meeting Just an example of one of the sentiment shared their last night. Here is Andrea, who actually appreciates the police but does wish that 911 calls would be quicker. Hi. My name is Andrea has turned into and I'm a citizen of Marion County, and I appreciate the effort to add this opportunity to I m p. D. To help our city get better, and I come as a from a perspective of just a normal citizen. I appreciate all the perspectives that everybody is shared in the passion and empathy and and sincerity from everybody who's spoken because every voice is important. Every perspective is important. I want to thank I m p d tonight for the time that they have come at a moments notice when I've called because the pimp across the street Was bashing a girl's head into a car and into the the street to the point of near death and how quickly I m p D came and every time they came when we called when somebody was driving down our street, walking down our block shooting at our homes. I want to ask that there be accountability for this funding that they might be able to increase the the receptivity response times for 9 11. So there was, uh, that was a lady last night, saying every voice and perspective is important. I appreciate what you guys are doing for the I m p d. I wish you guys could. You know, as I don't have to go on hold the next time I see a pimp matching my neighbor's head and I would argue that every voice in perspective is not important. No, no, I mean, we're talking about defending the police. Abolishing the police like these people were these disruptors and agitators were last night. I would say that perspective is Sheer lunacy is what I would say. But the problem is Nige for the past year and a half certainly. And really before that, at least as it relates to the mayor. These have been the people the defund the police. The Abolish the police. People who have gained traction who have been placated to hello of many in many cases got their way. Don't forget the governor who's Republicans Easy dump on the Democrats, the governor who is a Republican, let Malik Mohammed Who is now in jail for attempting to kill police officers in Portland, right, a huge part of the police reform bill in the state. So these people and their horrific behavior and their radical ideas in regards of policing I'm not even listened to. In many cases they've been implemented. Let's say I have one more piece of audio here to BLM and I think another organization Indy 10, which are pretty much kind of the same. Have the same views in terms of police. Abolish the police to fund the police. They eventually had to be escorted out. Lady was cursing, causing a ruck. Can you disguise the rocks? Um, Here's here's what it sounded like when Nova, possibly Yeah, they kicked him out here. Is that what this is husband up because people can't feed their families. And you guys don't even give us Madam. That is violent. No, Bob, I'm not done talking. No, you're.
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The Musical Chairs Between Robert Mueller, John P. Carlin, and Lisa Monaco
"If you go to John Carlin's scam MPD, otherwise known as Wikipedia Page. You'll see on there. That him and Lisa Monaco traded spots in the higher up positions in the Department of Justice Quite often, Look at this. United States, assistant attorney general for the National Security Division. Mm. It was John Carlin. Who was he proceeded by Lisa Monaco, the same people investigating Trump the same person again again. It's my Gator. Here. Acting United States Deputy Attorney general John Carlin. Who succeeded him. Lisa Monaco. It's like musical chairs. Where the deep state then why do the same people keep turning up in these positions all the time? They're both back. Carlin was appointed back into the Biden administration. And so is Monaco. They were key players in the spiky thing, and they're investigating Trump again. For the same thing they did spying on Nunes. And his phone records. This is again think that that Oh, I'm trying to keep this show family friendly. The great fruits on these people. The Democrats don't care. They know the media cover for
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"On the go quite high, MPD shot a man Monday morning. I'm wrong, Iconic. Here's what's trending this hour on India's east side Monday morning, police say they got a call about a man in his thirties, threatening to kill a woman with a knife. When officers arrived, he charged at them with that knife. And so two of the I M P D officers fired their guns. Hopefully the community will understand the officers have a difficult job, but that they respond well, I MPD chief Randall Taylor says those officers have been put on administrative leave. As the investigation continues. The average price for gas and Indiana to 99 per gallon and gas bodies. Patrick Han expects the roller coaster with prices continue in June. I'd say very short term here over the next week, President Drift lower but 2 to 3 Weeks from now we could eventually see prices jump over that. $3 mark. It's still not a guarantee. Yet, though he says demand for gas has gone up as the pandemic gets better, and more and more people feel safe about traveling the day before the Indy 500 drivers did a reverse parade through speedway, visiting houses and saying hi to fans, Elia Castro Neves met the tres any family and promised them that if he won He would return to their house on Monday. He kept that promise. Castor numbers gave the family some team apparel, and he signed a program man, This is my whole year, man. You can check out the full video from Monday on the Indianapolis Motor Speedway Twitter account. I'm Rob Connor on the level on the go and on w E B c calm now, the forecast from the American Standard Cooling Weather Center tomorrow we'll start your date with dry conditions by afternoon..
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"L. MPD starting off the week investigating the city's latest homicide that happened around 1 45 this morning on you lane that's in the Newburgh neighborhood. Officers arriving to find a man in this twenties who had been shot multiple times. That man was taken the university hospital where he later died. The homicide unit says there are no suspects at this time. If you know anything called the anonymous tip line, that is 574 l M p. D. The CDC is investigating reports that some teens and young adults who received covert 19 vaccinations developed heart problems. Initial reports are that a few predominantly males developed my oh, card itis, say, heart muscle inflammation. Israel is also examining similar reports and young people who received the visor vaccine. In New York City Mayor Bill De Blasio's says schools in the Big Apple will fully reopen in September, and they will not be a remote learning option. Right now, More than half of public school students in the Big Apple are doing all of their class work remotely. And we will end in the nation's capital Words Mission complete for the National Guard troops expected to leave today. W T o p radios Melissa Howell Is there driving around the perimeter of the U. S Capital today is a different experience than what we've seen since the January 6th insurrection. You won't see any armed service members with their weapons or military tanks and trucks. Just a few officers Standing guard the Pentagon says an extension of security wasn't requested. That means the National Guard's mission ended yesterday just over 2100 troops will head out today. Security will now fall on Capitol police. So the grounds out here won't be re opening to the public. But lawmakers are now attempting to work together to pass a $1.9 billion security measure..
The Von Haessler Doctrine
Justice Dept. Opens Pattern-and-Practice Investigation Into Minneapolis Police
"Into policing practices in Minneapolis after George Floyd's death Attorney General Merritt Garland, the investigation I am announcing today. Assess whether the Minneapolis Police Department engages in a pattern or practice of using excessive force, including during protests. Investigation will also assess whether the MPD engages in discriminatory conduct. And whether it's treatment of those with behavioral health disabilities. Is unlawful, and we do have local reaction after
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Justice Department Launches Investigation Into Minneapolis Police Department
"After the conviction of Derek Children, the Department of Justice is going to launch an investigation into the Minneapolis Police department. Look at the department's policies and whether or not they're discriminatory. The prime actor in the killing of George Floyd has been convicted Attorney General Merrick Garland wants to know whether the Minneapolis Police Department as a whole has a history of using excessive force. The investigation will also assess whether the MPD engages in discriminatory conduct. And whether it's treatment of those with behavioral health disabilities is unlawful. The so called pattern and practice investigation is separate from a criminal investigation to determine whether Derrick Show Vin and the other arresting officers violated George Floyd's civil rights. Aaron Carter Ski ABC
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Families Wait to Hear of Loved Ones Who Work at Indy FedEx Facility
"The airport this morning. Eight people shot Killed by a person who walked into the facility. Chris Davis with more the call was just after 11 last night as officers arrived. They came in contact with an active shooter incident. I MPD Officer Jin, a. Cook at a press conference early this morning shooter has taken his own life. I 70 was shut down for the first hour of the investigation did close down the interstate to allow Unrestricted access to emergency responders. Indiana State police Sergeant John Pariah in people with family who worked at FedEx, who had not been able to get in contact with him were asked to go to the Holiday Inn Express parking. What MPD provided a chaplain and other help Chris Davis 93. W I. B C mobile new police expected to give another update and
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Police lieutenant testifies Chauvin did not use authorized neck restraint
"Testimony on police training at the murder trial of a former Minneapolis officer in the death of George Floyd, Fox's Jeff Man. Also has this live Lisa jurors any Derek Murder trial heard from Minneapolis police officers who trained and use of force and de escalation techniques, including Lieutenant Johnny Mursal, who reiterated police chief material. Caradon does testimony, Sir. Is this an MPD trained neck restraint? No, sir. Has never been not to my neck restraint, though, from the same image that when seen from another angle chief. Arredondo also told jurors Monday that it appeared showman's knee was on George Floyd's shoulder blade and not his neck. The defense argues that the former officer did exactly what he was trained to do. Lisa Thanks
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Washington DC officer seen crushed in doorway speaks out
"We're hearing from the police officer who was nearly crushed to death in a doorway is rioter stormed the U. S Capitol last week. Disturbing video has been shared around the world. And tonight he's one of three police officers speaking about confronting the violent mob. Sam Ford from our Washington D. C sister station has a story. We've seen the images now. Acting D C. Police chief Robert Conte let three MPD officers who were there talk. That was the one that was crushed in the door, but they have a heroic story. It's the tunnel through which a president walks out for the inaugural ceremony. But January 6th these three officers were there in the crush, fighting to keep out of that capital entrance. Rioters who police that had bear Mace It's not only painful, but you literally can't open your eyes and when you can open your eyes and you're in the middle of what way would call a fight? The struggle was sometimes in the cops favor. Sometimes in the rioters. I guess I got pin through the small back and forth we had fighting for, you know every inch Fourth District Officer, Hodges was trapped in the back and forth thought, you know this might be it. I might die and there's nothing I can do to defend myself at this point, so I just started screaming my lungs for the under. Give me a way out. Get me a ladder retreat, he said a rider beating with his own baton before other officers freed him, and when police managed to push riders out, officer Michael for known, said they yanked him out with him beating him tasing him because guys were like crabbing here off my vest, and they ripped my badge from me and people were trying to grab my gun. I remember guys chanting like killing with his own gun. Um, I thought about killing people, the Blue High grad said. Instead, he told the writers he had kids. Some shielded him until his partner, officer Jimmy Albright, at the top of this picture, got him back in the tunnel. He suffered a mild heart attack hospitalized two days. The other officers were not hospitalized. Really stunning. The officers say that they were stunned that many of those writers believe the police were supposed to be helping them break into the capital. The FBI has
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"Totals could range between 6 to 10 inches across Central East, Central and south central Minnesota. National Weather Service meteorologist Melissa Dye says the snowfall, though expected to come in a trickle over the next several hours. I don't think we're expecting any rates over like a half inch per hour, so so, yeah, it's going to be kind of just a long duration event. The suspect is hospitalized with non life threatening injuries after exchanging gunfire with Minneapolis police officers this morning on the city's north side, MPD spokesman John Elder says the suspect vehicle Crashed after a slow pursuit. And at that point police and the suspect exchanged fire was secret Police officer Eric Manson was at the state Capitol today just over a year after he was shot in the head by a suspect. Lawmakers have introduced a bill requiring a minimum 30 year prison sentence for attempted first degree murder of an officer, judge, prosecutor or corrections officer. The current line does not account for if the officers Are gravely injured. Almost die have to learn how to eat, walk and talk all over again, and possibly not ever return to work Make advance. It assisted her husband from the podium, saying they're turning a tragic event into something purposeful. The bill has bipartisan support at the Minnesota Legislature. 2020 was one of the warmest years on record in Minnesota. Researchers say it tied for the 13th warmest year with an average temperature of 42 a half degrees. That's still nearly three degrees cooler than the warmest year on record, which came back in 1987. This isn't an end. Hey, it's justice and drew. The holidays are over, and we've been using to get upside app now for several months, and it's become a complete part of my routine, and I'm still shocked at how much money I am saving how much money that's been accumulating. Every time I go out to do the things that I do every single week. Getting gas and groceries are here's how it works. He opened up the app. You get this cool little map you that shows you all the participating locations you check in, and you're going to get up to 45 cents per gallon..
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"We have 1700 officers on high MPD. That are repeatedly being exposed to acute trauma over and over and over again. We have retired officers that are seeing and in confirming to us. We have officers who have five years on the job that have been exposed to bore trauma and violence. Then they did in 30 years of law enforcement. The rapid succession that our officers have been exposed to is is mind boggling. And here's the fact this is what I always say. Our officers You are a sensitive as anyone to violence in our community because we are constantly up against that as well in the United States already across the country this year in 13 days, the 1st 12 days of this year we have had 12 officers who have died in the line of duty. An officer a day in the United States of America has died in line of duty and You know, it's it's just the nature of where we are. I'm sure with you guys before evil will always follow the path of least resistance and so it takes a strong position of intervention. With all the little cells to counter act that and prevent further victimization. Rick Snyder is our guest. He's the president of the Fraternal Order of Police. All right, Rick. So it's January 13th. Let's just assume we're not going to get any help from the mayor's office or elected officials. I feel pretty confident that that's probably going to be the case for this year. How do we turn this thing around? What can we do? Well, it's a fair point. I mean, keep in mind. We also still of the state Legislature. That's incessantly. They can also take action. We went before them last year and said, Hey, please address some of these criminal justice fractures that occur. You know in our local communities and help us fix these problems, But I think we're seeing the point here. We have to stop depending on politicians to solve our problems, and we need to come together. As a community. We need to come together as neighbors. See each other as neighbors and not, opponents said our egos checker. He goes out the door and get down to finding some solutions here. And it also means that collaboration point of view. Um we're seeing so much of a competition. If you will, for a limited resource is As well as grant funding and everything else that it's the people. It's the people in our officers. It's our Children. They're slipping through the cracks and getting less behind. You know, this year already and Indianapolis? We We're currently at 45 People shot. Eight people have been stabbed with nine people being killed. 53 people shot or stabbed. It's an average of four per day. Already this year. We cannot continue to go down this road. Our communities cannot be successful or remain intact when we're doing that, and we're trying to bring things back into our community like March Madness and see double a large events. We've got to provide a safe community to do that, and it isn't just go downtown. It's got to be every neighborhood throughout our community..
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"Two systems of justice when we saw one That let extremist storm the United States Capitol and another that released tear gas on peaceful protesters last summer. The disparity did not go unnoticed and not by lawmakers and not by protesters. I've collected testimonials from different people and also experienced a lot while I was protesting here. Being peddled being beaten, being pepper sprayed limbs broken. I had friends in the hospital with a cracked skulls. Um, a sexual assault. Once you're booked, they take your phone and they also take your mask and crowd you together. General Ponting, loss of sexual assault and harassment of general just extreme groups, police brutality all throughout the BLM protest. The story of last week's insurrection continues to move very quickly. Several Capitol police officers have now been suspended. Others are being investigated over suspected involvement in the attack. U. S. C P says they are quote, actively reviewing video and other open source materials in quote disciplinary action, including dismissal has not been ruled out. Let's unpack the latest with Daniella Chess Low. She's a reporter for W A. M u That's Washington's NPR station. Daniella Welcome. Thanks for having me also with this ratio on Ray. He's a professor of sociology at the University of Maryland ratio and welcome back. Thank you for having me and Frank Strabo, the former chief of police of Spokane, Washington. He's now the director of the Center for Mess Violence Response Studies at the National Police Foundation. Frank Welcome. Thank you for having me on the show, and we invited both the U. S. Capitol Police and the Metropolitan Police Department. That's DC's police force to provide a representative or statement for today's program, But neither dead and Daniela as I said the story's still moving very quickly. Can you tell us more about these Capitol police suspensions? Sure, well, representative Tim Ryan, Democrat of Ohio, He chairs the Appropriations subcommittee on the legislative branch that has oversight over the U. S. Capitol police and he says two officers were suspended. One of them was taped taking a Selfie where the protester and another one was in a mega had directing the writers, and he said someone else was also arrested in law enforcement. He wasn't sure if it was Capitol police or national Guard. He was talking to reporters yesterday. And he said the Capitol police are looking at another 10 to 15 other officers. They're under investigation and the new acting chief of the Capitol police, she says. It's her intend to prosecute to the fullest extent of the law. Now there's a narrative circulating on social media that police officers actively Let rioters into the capital. What do we know about that? There is a lot of video coming out, and I think that Ryan's comments revealed that there was some level of Capitol police officers who had some sympathy for the writers. But I think you're seeing a lot more video Jen of Capitol police and MPD officers. Fighting enormous odds. You know, here you have a crowd of some say, 8000. Some say, 10,000. I was there. The people I was talking to. They were some of them were wearing armed. You know, like tactical gear helmets. One man I saw he had pepper spray in his eyes, but it had ricocheted off his helmet. Meanwhile, there were some Capitol police officers who didn't even have head protection. And you're seeing now in the car. And then last few days, Of course, there was that one officer Brian Sick, Nick, who lost his life during the protest or during the riot. Another took his life over the weekend. 58 MPD officers were injured. So you had people in the fray and day law enforcement really wasn't prepared for what they encountered. Give us your firsthand perspective as a reporter who was on the ground at both this summer's black lives matter Protests and at last week's insurrection, what differences in policing to to observe It was night and day. I mean, if you go back to June, 1st, That was the night If you're called National Guard helicopters were used to hover over protesters and I was there with our photographer Tyrone Turner. And we saw is the rotor wash their the wind that was caused from there was raised by those helicopter propellers. You know you had all this broken glass protesters had smashed windows and the broken glass was just flying around tree branches were flying around on that was in addition to federal agents who were on the street, You saw DEA officials, for example, monitoring traffic of intersections. And I was kind of astonished on Wednesday. I was with the protesters in the morning when they were listening to speeches from Donald Trump Jr and Rudy Giuliani and then the president himself. And during the first bit of the protest, you could argue it didn't really have a sort of violent undertone, or at least it wasn't overt. However, if you talk to people and ask them what they were thinking they would tell you that they were very angry. They would tell you that they want to tell Congress how they felt. And as they started walking to the capital, I would I ask someone what he planned to do. And he said, Well, I'd like to see Nancy Pelosi and Chuck Schumer blown away. And even if I'd wanted to turn him into police, there was no one to turn him into. There was very little law enforcement until you got really right up to the Capitol. Frank, give us your perspective as a former police chief. What did you observe from a law enforcement perspective during last week's storming of the capital. E think, would you know? First of all, First of all, we have to be cognizant that 58 police officers were seriously injured or injured. That one police officer was killed and another police officer took his own life is Result of this event. We also saw it. We continue to see images of police officer who certainly put themselves in harm's way. Um, to protect members of Congress, their staffs, reporters visitors in the capital in the Capitol building themselves. So a lot of heroism, a lot of bravery and a lot of sacrifice..
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Feds consider seditious conspiracy charges in Capitol, Washington DC, assault
"Department expects everything from sedition charges to trespassing to be levied against participants in the capital riot. Some people could go to prison for 20 years. Michael Sherwin is the U. S attorney for D. C. Acting U S attorney for the nation's capital, and he spoke during a news conference late this afternoon held alongside the FBI. He discussed what police were dealing with his writers swarm the capital on Wednesday, emphasis on assault and batteries on police officers, both federal officers. And local MPD officers that were assaulted and and as the days go on, there's going to be more social media and people will recognize that in some instances, and PD and Capitol police weren't open handed combat with somebody's persons inside the Capitol, where tear gas was used on the Capitol, police and federal officers and they were also used against some of these riders. So The picture was going to build. I think there's a lot of misconceptions about what happened within the capital, and it's going to come into a laser focus. I think over the next weeks and days, and I think people are gonna be shocked with some of the agree GIs contact that happened within the capital. The 30 react Assis that our office is also focusing on is we set up a strike force to focus on assault on the media. Some people aren't familiar that some of those riders specifically targeted members of the media and assaulted them. So we have assigned specific prosecutors in our office to focus on those cases as well. And what about two explosive devices found outside the capital. Those two pipe bombs that were found were found both outside the RNC and the DNC offices near the Capitol grounds. And, uh, look to begin. They were real devices. They had explosive igniters. They had timers. We don't know obviously, exactly why they did not go off that's being investigated. They were destroyed disabled by Capitol police with the assistance of the A. T F, and that is all obviously being vetted and investigating. What was the purpose of those devices being planned? Wasn't a diversion ery type of a tactic used by somebody's riders. Or did have some other type of nefarious purpose. So that is what the 80 f the FBI NPD are looking at, as we speak right now, and looking for those persons that planted those devices in terms of the conduct related to planning those, you know, pipe bombs, the mention of domestic terrorism. I mentioned this before. I don't like this tyranny of labels, saying an act of domestic terrorism we have plenty of federal Resource is at our disposal Plenty federal charges to address all of this conduct from felony murder related to the possession and use of destructive devices to seditious conspiracy, you know, under the federal code that has significant penalties and as mentioned with this strike force that was established to focus strictly on sedition charges. We're looking at in treating this just like a significant international counterterrorism or counterintelligence operation. We're looking at everything. Money travel records, looking at disposition movement communication records, so no resource related to the FBI. Or the U. S attorney's office will will be unchecked in terms of trying to determine exactly if there was a command and control how it operated and how they executed these activities. Michael Sherwin is the acting U S attorney for D. C. There is a $50,000 reward for information on who created and left those pipe bombs in D. C last week
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Washington DC prepares for Pro-Trump rallies, MPD places new signs reminding people no guns allowed at protests
"It's going to be an eventful week in Washington with tens of thousands of peaceful trump supporters and an untold number of potentially violent rabble rouser is expected in town. As Congress meets to count the electoral College vote on Wednesday. We are preparing an emergency operations center that will help Metropolitan police coordinating with the U. S. Capitol police the Secret Service to ensure that we have peaceful demonstrations in our city, D. C. Mayor Muriel Bowser, telling MSNBC. She wants people in the region to stay home or a least away from downtown areas. And let the rallies and protests run their course. Police supposed to signs at all rally points, reminding participants it's illegal to carry firearms near any First Amendment activity in DC violence did break out at the end of pro Trump rallies in the city in both November and
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"You know. Oh, we are dreaming for come back again. Like before. You know, way hope so that audio courtesy of The Associated Press elsewhere. The gleam of Las Vegas brought tens of thousands of people together on the strip by early evening that despite a plea from the governor, too Not do it more than 1.8 million deaths worldwide have been linked to the coronavirus since the start of the pandemic. Many Americans say they're hopeful for 2021 is vaccines, rollout, albeit delayed in many cases. Federal officials acknowledging they need to be better at it. Meanwhile, authorities arrested a suburban Milwaukee pharmacist Thursday suspected of deliberately ruining hundreds of doses of vaccine by removing them from refrigeration for two nights. Arrest marks another setback and what's been a slower of Messier start to vaccinate Americans. His motive remains unclear. Police said detectives think he knew the spoiled the doses would be useless and people who received them what mistakenly think they've been vaccinated when they hadn't The vials contained enough doses to inoculate 570 people. New this morning. At least 140 House Republicans reportedly planned to vote against certification of the Electoral College on January 6 that would only delay confirmation of President elect Joe Biden's victory. It has no chance of overturning the result of the November election or the will of voters buying one with 306 electoral College votes. President Trump in some Republican allies have spent weeks working to overturn the will of voters sharing false claims of voter and election fraud. Police in Minneapolis on Thursday released the body cam footage from a traffic stop one night earlier that ended with a man shot dead and extraordinarily quick move aimed at stemming public anger over the city's first police involved deaths since George Floyd. That, of course. Floyd died while being restrained by officers in May. The confrontation happened about 6:15 P.m. Wednesday in a gas station on the South side, about a mile from where Floyd was killed. Police said the man, identified by his father as dull all ID was a suspect in a felony and that eyewitnesses said he fired first. MPD officers were conducting a traffic stop involving a felony suspect. Initial witness statements indicate that the subject involved in this felony stop fired first at Minneapolis police officers. Who then exchanged gunfire with the suspect. Subject of the Stop, was pronounced deceased at the scene by medical personnel. MPD officers were unharmed. And an adult female who was a passenger in this subject vehicle. Was unharmed as well. They are a focused group of officers that box away. Yep. You explain with Marty..
Terry Meiners
Louisville police move to fire 2 officers involved in Breonna Taylor raid
"Attorneys for the family of Rianna Taylor welcomed an announcement. The tomb or Louisville Metro police officers are set to be fired for their roles in the deadly raid that killed her. On Tuesday, The Louisville Metro Police Department sent pre termination letters to detectives Miles Cosgrove and Joshua Jane's Jane's, requested the warrant that brought officers to Taylor's apartment in March. Cosgrove was one of the officers who opened fire. Jane's attorney, Thomas Clay, tells Wook why his client is escape goat. I think this p s u investigation was a sham. I think it was gonna be a foregone conclusion What was gonna happen here? Ben Crump, national civil rights attorney and his co counsel Sam Aguilar and Lenny to Baker issued a joint statement applauding at a rebel MPD chief event. Gentry for beginning the pre termination proceedings on Cosgrove and
Sean Hannity
Minneapolis vows to ramp up police misconduct investigations
"And and police police Chief Chief Madere Madere Er Er Redondo Redondo today today announced announced Minneapolis Minneapolis Police Police Department Department will will begin begin working working with with the the city city attorney's attorney's office office to to overhaul overhaul the the department's department's disciplinary disciplinary process. process. Monkey Monkey changes changes embedding a city attorney early in any police misconduct investigations. Providing legal counsel by the city attorney to the police chief for any disciplinary decisions and having the city attorney's office staff work with MPD training unit to review police training materials. The mayor says the new process will improve the likelihood of any disciplinary actions being upheld by an arbitrator.
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Washington DC’s police reform panel encourages public to testify at upcoming virtual public forum
"D. C council appointed panel plans to host a virtual public forum on policing. Of Of course, course, this this comes comes just just days days after after a a major major shake shake up up at at the the top top of of the the district's district's local local law law enforcement enforcement body, body, with with police police chief chief Peter Peter Newsom Newsom moving moving out out to to Prince Prince William William County, County, Virginia Virginia to to be be the the police police chief. chief. They're They're the Police Reform Commission, which has several smaller panels investigating specific racial and justice reform matters, says it's MPD Accountability and Oversight Committee is holding a public comment event Thursday night. The commission encourages you To sign up to testify and offer reform suggestions or, of course, you could just watch the proceedings online.
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Newsham leaving Washington, DC to head Prince William County Police
"To local law Enforcement, D. C is looking for a new police chief. The current one Peter Newsom is becoming the next chief of of the the Prince Prince William William County County Police Police departments. departments. The The county county issued issued a a statement statement tonight tonight confirming confirming the the hiring, hiring, saying saying Newsome's Newsome's expected expected start start date date is is the the beginning beginning of of February February wt. wt. Opie's Opie's reached reached out out to the mayor's office for comment, as well as Metropolitan Police Department, which says it's preparing a statement, The D C police union chairman just issued a statement saying, in part, the D C. Police Union wishes chief News from the best in his new role achieve. Newsom has led a story and decorated career serving the District of Columbia and its residents for over 30 years. His contributions to the MPD will not soon be forgotten. The union now looks forward to riding some input on Mayor Bowser selection for the next permanent chief of police. Name
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No federal charges in Washington DC police shooting of Deon Kay
"Of D C police officer will not face criminal civil rights charges in the shooting death of an 18 year old man back in September. Police say Dion Kay was running from officers in Southeast D C with a gun in his hand shooting which took place on our streets. Southeast and Congress Heights touched off a syriza protests. Prosecutors say they cannot prove beyond a reasonable doubt that the MPD officer who shot K committed willful violations of federal law. Officers at the time, responded to calls about people displaying firearms in a parked car. Prosecutors go on to say the police body worn camera footage show Okay, holding a gun in his right hand and raising it around the same time the officer fired while the investigation is closed at the federal level. The D C. Auditors probe in the matter is still ongoing.