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"On Thursday, August 20th, 2023 87 in the nation's capital down to the lower 70s overnight. We'll see you next week. Good evening. I'm Brendan Hazleton. The top local stories were following for you this hour. New tonight, there are multiple reports that John Dicchio, the former top aid to DC's mayor, who resigned after being accused of sexual harassment on the job, is now being investigated by local and federal police agencies. The revelation is the the first first indication that Falcicchio is being investigated for possible criminal charges. Despite repeated assertions from Mayor Muriel Bowser, her attorneys and some DC council members that Falcicchio's conduct was fireable but not criminal, both the FBI and Justice Department are reportedly involved. A man remains in critical condition tonight after being shot by DC police in Northwest earlier today. It was around 10 this morning when police say they first got a potential domestic violence call involving a man with a gun inside an apartment building on Georgia Avenue near Geranium Street. But DC police say officers couldn't get into the building or find a suspect, but then they were called to back the area 30 minutes later following a report of gunshots. Acting DC Police Chief Paula Smith. While officers were responding, they were flagged by an individual that gave a description of the person who fired shots. Officers located an individual matching the description and began giving verbal commands in English and Spanish. The suspect produced a firearm and then fired shots. An MPD officer engaged the suspect discharging their firearm and striking the individual. Smith says a gun was recovered at the scene. No one else was hurt. In response to a rise in violent crime among among young people. DC leaders today rolled out a new curfew policy. Our focus here is to the ensure victims. Acting DC Police Chief Pamela Smith. Parents, we want you to know where your kids are overnight. And she says the city is cranking down by enforcing a curfew impacting kids 17 and under with the curfew starting at 11 p .m. during the week and midnight on the weekends. Smith says horsemen will be focused on seven spots including Chinatown and Navy Yard the U Street area and Georgia Avenue Northwest near New Hampshire Avenue. Those who violate the curfew will be taken to the Department of Youth and Rehabilitation services and not to a police station. Nick Ein, LEWTOP News. 705 it has been a violent few weeks around Howard University. A construction worker was murdered on campus. Then students were attacked near a campus dorm by a group of local teenagers. Now incoming students are being advised to stay on alert but the school's police chief also wants to prevent the campus from separating itself from its neighbors. As a drumline entertain students at Howard University's annual safety fair Marcus Lyles the chief of Howard University's police department said he wanted incoming students to be informed but is worried not about safety issues. I need them to download our bison safe app which will give them information during crisis. And he also addressed those who engage in violence in the area. I'm a Washingtonian. I love this city. If you come to our campus and hurt our people you're really hurting yourself. He explained that Howard University is educating the doctors, lawyers, journalists and
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"university police department" Discussed on WTOP
"In the event that the siren is sounded, in fact, on the website of the Hawaiian Emergency Management Agency, a skyline is provided. If you are in a low -lying area near the coastline, evacuate to high grounds. But people say they would have preferred that to waiting. Now, it's all hands on deck. CBS's Linda Kenyon has more on how Washington is helping. All together, nearly 700 DOD personnel, active, reserve, guard, and civilians, and 140 Coast Guardsmen are actively engaged in the coordinated response to the Western Maui wildfire. time, At the same General Pat Ryder acknowledges some people in Maui have been frustrated that help seems to have been slow in coming. No one has been forgotten, and we have leaned into this heavily to try to ensure that we're providing the Hawaii state of and FEMA the support that they need. Hundreds of fires are still burning into Canada. Climate Change Shane Minister Thompson says there's a big one moving fast in the Northwest Territories. 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What started as a possible domestic violence call ended with DC police shooting a man in Northwest happened this morning around 10 o 'clock when police say they got the first report of a man with a gun inside an apartment on Georgia Avenue near Geranium Street. But acting DC Police Chief Pamela Smith says when officers arrived they couldn't get into the building or find a suspect. But then she says about 30 minutes later. We received a second call of a man who fired a weapon. The second call was when our officers responded based on a witness's account of the description the of suspect. When we responded the officers gave him verbal commands in English and in Spanish. damage. The suspect then displayed a firearms shooting it several times. And that's when our Our officers responded with their fire, discharging their firearm, striking the suspect. say Police that man is in critical condition. A gun was recovered at the scene. No one else was hurt. DC leaders are rolling out a new curfew policy and it comes in response to a rise in violent crime among young people. Our focus here is to ensure that our youth are safe. Parents, we want you to know where your kids are overnight and she says the city is cranking down by enforcing a curfew impacting 17 kids and under with the curfew starting at 11 p .m during the week and midnight on the weekends. Smith says enforcement will be focused on seven spots including Chinatown and Navy Yard, the U Street area and Georgia Avenue Northwest near New Hampshire Avenue. Those who violate the curfew will be taken to the Department of Youth and Community and Services not to a police station. Nick Eine, WTOP News. It's been a violent weeks few around Howard University. A construction worker was murdered on campus. Then students were attacked near a campus dorm by group a of local teenagers. Incoming students are being advised to stay on alert but the school's police chief also wants to prevent the campus from insulating itself from its neighbors. As a drumline entertain students at Howard University's annual safety fair, Marcus Lyles, the chief of Howard University's police department, said he wanted incoming students to be informed but not worried about safety issues. need I them to download our BisonSafe app which will give them information during crisis. And he also addressed those who engage in violence in the area. I'm a Washingtonian. I love this city. to If you our come campus and you hurt our people, you're really hurting yourself. He explained that Howard University is educating the doctors, lawyers, journalists and scientists of the future. We're to here serve you in the long run. Kate Ryan, WTOP News. With the sort of school in Fairfax County
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"university police department" Discussed on WTOP
"Good afternoon, I'm Anne Kramer. And I'm Shawn Anderson, Top Local Story. following We're for you. A man is in critical condition after being shot by a DC police officer in Northwest. It all unfolded around 10 this morning when police got a call for a domestic related incident inside an apartment on Georgia Avenue near Geranium Street. Here's acting DC Police Chief Pamela Smith. We received a call of a suspect of a subject with a gun. That was the first call. We responded to that location. We were unable to obtain entry into the apartment and we were unsuccessful in determining as to call what that was about. We received a second call of a man who fired a weapon. And that second call came in around 1030 and police say officers responded to the same location and they found a man fitting the description of the person who was reported firing shots. Now according to police the man pulled out a gun and started shooting when officers tried speaking to him. That's when one DC police officer shot the man. It's 304 and DC leaders are rolling out a new curfew policy. WTOP's tells us Nick that Ionelli it's in response to a rise in violent crime among young people. Our focus here is to ensure that our youth are safe. Acting DC police chief Pamela Smith. Parents we want you to know where your kids are overnight. And she says the city is cranking down by enforcing a curfew impacting kids 17 under and with the curfew starting at 11 p .m. during the week and midnight on the weekends. Smith says enforcement will be focused on seven spots including Chinatown and Navy Yard the U Street area and Georgia Avenue Northwest near Hampshire New Avenue. Those who violate the curfew will be taken to the Department of Youth and Rehabilitation Services and to not a police station. Well the recent murder of a construction worker on the Howard University campus along with an attack on students there by a group of local teens near campus have underscored messages about personal safety to incoming students however the Howard University Police Chief also wants to prevent the campus from insulating itself from its neighbors. As drumline a entertain students at Howard University's annual safety fair Marcus Lyles the chief of Howard University's Police Department said he wanted incoming students to be informed but not worried about safety issues. I need them to download our bison safe app which will give them information during crisis. And he also addressed those who engage in violence in the area. I'm a Washingtonian I love this city. If you come to our campus and you hurt our people you're really hurting yourself. He explained that Howard University is educating the
WLS-AM 890
"university police department" Discussed on WLS-AM 890
"Eventually get to Georgetown university hospital with a great staff there We'll give me my initial emergency room care But I'll say that last prayer with the hospital chaplain because I fully expect that I'm being called into eternity by the lord in these moments I would survive the lord would allow me to get with me That afternoon I don't know she's there but Mel will get to Georgetown That's its own harrowing story of what it took in the traffic there in those moments after impact to get to Georgetown and eventually I'd be life sliding over to the Washington hospital center mill would be taken through the Georgetown police department Georgetown university police department over to the hospital and she said it was just very eerie I mean the streets of D.C. have never been that empty Since Abraham Lincoln was the president of the United States and there would be a number of challenges we'll go through I mean I could do it all the time to name them all but everything from having maggots put on me for three days to eat the infection dead tissue what happens to you in a burn unit ban is a burn injury is terrible but what has to be done to you medically as far worse But by the lord's grace I'm still here And so many things over the last 20 years that we thought that Mel would see as a widow whether it's Matt graduating high school or college getting married and now having two grandchildren We've gotten to see as a married couple And lord willing he'll give us more years and no matter what This is still the greatest place on God's green earth And if I may be so bold to our friends in Florida Texas is still the greatest place but Florida is of course
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"Eventually get to Georgetown university hospital with a great staff there We'll give me my initial emergency room care But I'll say that last prayer with the hospital chaplain because I fully expect that I'm being called into eternity by the lord in these moments I would survive the lord would allow me to get with me That afternoon I don't know she's there but Mel will get to Georgetown That's its own harrowing story of what it took in the traffic there in those moments after impact to get to Georgetown and eventually I'd be life sliding over to the Washington hospital center mill would be taken through the Georgetown police department Georgetown university police department over to the hospital and she said it was just very eerie I mean the streets of D.C. have never been that empty Since Abraham Lincoln was the president of the United States and there would be a number of challenges we'll go through I mean I could do it all the time to name them all but everything from having maggots put on me for three days to eat the infection dead tissue what happens to you in a burn unit ban is a burn injury is terrible but what has to be done to you medically as far worse But by the lord's grace I'm still here And so many things over the last 20 years that we thought that Mel would see as a widow whether it's Matt graduating high school or college getting married and now having two grandchildren We've gotten to see as a married couple And lord willing he'll give us more years and no matter what This is still the greatest place on God's green earth And if I may be so bold to our friends in Florida Texas is still the greatest place but Florida is of course
This Week in Tech
"university police department" Discussed on This Week in Tech
"She's a good person. Normally does it go very fast. We've been swatted once too and a law enforcement department that doesn't come in with tanks and guns ablazing is a blessing in a case like that. I really appreciate it. Brianna, what's the quick tip to law enforcement agencies out there about what they should do? So the number one thing is if you're getting the claim through an email address that you can not verify, most police departments have tools to look up your Google address or something like that, which is a whole privacy discussion. We can have, but ultimately your Google like a Gmail account is tied to a database and they can get a sense of who you are. Often for swatting, they use anonymous services like proton mate. So if this happens, that's pretty much a giveaway, isn't it? Yeah. Right. You should be very suspicious about that. And I would say if you're a major target out there, like I was unsurprised, I got swatted. Yeah, I had reached out to the police chief in town and had talked to them about some of the threats I had ahead of time, which I don't know if it made a difference but certainly more on your behalf. Just be proactive in police departments. They really need training about frankly being more skeptical in these situations. Yeah, here's the tweet and a picture of the very nice people at the denim police. At least department. Well done. That's all 5 of their police cars. It helps that they don't have tanks that makes a little bit of a difference. Yeah, when we were, it's kind of lazy to S.W.A.T. somebody by email. It doesn't seem like they really their heart is in it. We were sweating with a phone call. And so it's a little more credible than somebody calls and says, well, I'm not sure I should give him a road map for that. But thanks to the pedal and the police, I think they realized that there was. Although we did have to leave the building and have a bomb dogs sweep it. I'm sorry. Yeah. They didn't have any bomb dogs in pedaling. So they had to go down and get the bomb dogs from. I took a little while. Chicken dogs. Bob chickens. I'm glad you're okay, Brianna. Oh, I'm fine. And yeah, shout out to the dead and PD. I think that's a good thing that Petaluma doesn't have bomb dogs. Yeah, I remember my admit weekend for Cal. They brought out that UCPD was very proud that they're one of the only university police departments to have a bomb robot. Thanks to the unabomber. That's not the time. Yeah, and it was my parents like, I don't see that as a positive wonderful. So that's good. Yeah. Alex, stamos, you are a really a huge asset to the community. And we're very grateful when you spend time. Came all the way down for Sacramento, missed the second half of the warriors, kings game, just to be here. I really am grateful thank you. Well, as far as I know, Sacramento won, that's going to be. That's the good news. That's going to be going internal monologue here. I don't have to check.
Northwest Newsradio
"university police department" Discussed on Northwest Newsradio
"To attend the state academy for one quarter of the cost and to allow those officers to join the state retirement system. A feisty debate at the state capitol today over bridge tolls to pay for the long awaited I 5 bridge project. But replacing the 106 year old span connecting Washington in Oregon comes with a $6 billion price tag. Greg Johnson is project administrator. We will be applying for federal grants starting in May to make sure we solidified what the state contributions will be to this project. The two states are each committee a $1 billion federal money would top 2.5 billion in bridge tolls would cover the rest of the bill Vancouver mayor and McMurray ogle. We've been in Washington D.C. and we've asked how major projects such as this one are being funded nearly every single one of them has totally necessary to complete the construction. Bridge tolls are expected by 2026 with a complete span by 2031. Redfin is laying off workers again northwest news radio's John lobar Cheney reports the housing market is to blame. The Seattle based brokerage enlisting site laid off just over 200 people were now learning on Tuesday. The company cited the downturn in the housing market and economic uncertainty, the cuts account for about 4% of Redfin's workforce. The job losses are the latest to hit the real estate industry since soaring interest rates led to a major slowdown in the emerald city housing market. Last summer, Redfin laid off 500 workers and 900 more in November, home values dropped by 33% in King County and home prices are down by 10%. John lobert team, northwest news radio. The Lake Stevens police department abruptly cut ties with the company that provides its body worn cameras that development is noteworthy because Lake Stevens just started phasing in body worn cameras for all uniformed officers last main response to a state mandate. The tweeted announcement offered no explanation, did not identify the company in Lake Stevens police did not respond to our request for comment. Studies show body cameras led to fewer citizen complaints and officer use of force incidents. The Washington state university police department says officers found a man dead on the Pullman campus. They received a call before 1 a.m. this morning from Stevenson complex. A number of Alaska airline flights have been canceled in and out of the carrier's namesake state due to an ash cloud from a volcano in Russia. The cancellation includes some flights into and out of sea tac. The ash is from chai vulovic, volcano, which began erupting earlier this week and is one of the region's most active volcanic ash is angular and sharp and has been used as an industrial abrasive, the powdered rock can cause a jet engine to shut down. Northwest news time is a ten time to check in with the Beacon plumbing sports desk, final regular season hockey game for the playoff bound Seattle kraken tonight we're in the first period right now. Vegas is up one to zero. The red hot rays join leak Major League Baseball company, details from those sports. Lucky 13 in a row for the Tampa Bay Rays in front of 21,000 fans at tropicana field, storming back to beat Boston 9 to three. So the rays have now matched the 1982 Atlanta Braves and 87 Milwaukee Brewers for the longest win streak to start a season in Major League Baseball's modern era. After a 5 to two win over the Chicago Cubs, the Mariners are resting up tonight for their second home stand, which begins Friday evening against Colorado. The Seattle Seahawks preparing for an important NFL Draft which starts April 27th. The team has already remodeled its defense through free agency. One of the newcomers former Pittsburgh linebacker Devin bush junior thrilled to be able to play alongside Bobby Wagner. Me and my dad was actually talking about it when I signed the Seattle body was still out there and free agency. And we were just playing around with saying there's no possibility and once it happened, you know, it was kind of like a dream come true. I could say that. The
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"You can't do this. Nicklin diamond, you can't do it on the cheap, this requires in the $1 billion range to actually move the needle. The governor reminded us of his $4 billion bond proposal to build housing, but he says he's been open to other revenue sources, specifically one that would increase the real estate excise tax to help pay for it. Ryan Harris, northwest news radio. Governor Jay inslee put his signature on several bills today, including House Bill ten 77, allowing expanded use of courthouse therapy dogs in places like schools or any site of a police investigation The governor mentioned just this week, he and his wife were talking to people who treat child abuse victims. And trudy said, wouldn't it be a good idea if you had a support dogs to help kids and families, and two days later, I'm signing this bill. So treaty is really ahead of the curve. At the signing democratic state senator mankind noted. This is not a national international program. It all started in King County. Great. Leading the world yet again. Inslee also signed a bill that will allow more arbitration and family law cases to lighten the loads in those courts and get faster conflict resolution for families. Like Stevens police suddenly cut ties today with the company that provides its body warn cameras. Northwest newsletter radio's John lobert gini. Lake Stevens PD broke the news with a bold headline on Twitter. LSP D is discontinuing our body worn camera vendor. That development is noteworthy because Lake Stevens just started phasing in body worn cameras for all of its uniformed officers last May in response to a state mandate. The tweet offered no explanation. The company has not been identified and Lake Stevens police did not respond to our request for comment. Studies have shown body worn cameras lead to fewer citizen complaints and officer use of force incidents. The tweet concludes with this. We are committed to finding a solution that best meets the needs of our community and our staff. John lobert, northwest news radio. The Washington state university police department found a man dead on the Pullman campus after responding to a call early this morning, police say they received the call just before 1 a.m. from Stevenson complex the man was found just to the south. Campus police say there is no no active threat. Paying for a new I 5 bridge in and out of Oregon looks like it's going to include a new bridge toll. Project administrator Greg Johnson before a House committee in Olympia this afternoon. Probably mid to late 2026 on the existing structure and completing the new bridge and having traffic fully switched over in 2031 at the latest. Telescope reportedly run anywhere from a buck 50 to three 50 during rush hour, Washington and Oregon are each committing a $1 billion federal money could top 2.5 billion in bridge tolls could cover the rest of the $6 billion price tag. The department of natural resources is teaming up with the nonprofit American forest to plant more trees and low income areas around the state. It is called the Washington tree equity collaborative. The DNR will use data from the nonprofit to coordinate tree delivery around the state. According to American forests, nearly 85% of urban neighborhoods in our state have inadequate tree
The Takeaway
"university police department" Discussed on The Takeaway
"Made ourselves available and will continue to to be that the to be that help as they were. Allow us to be professor right. Let let me come to you on this. I know this is one of those stories that the facts were changing a bit. We're kind of watching it and in national news. We're trying to figure out what's happening. And i was thinking that you know even over the weekend There was the story of the african american woman who was founded the back of a police van. And i gotta say like my first impulse was oh my goodness you know. Had she been left there by the police surveillance video seems to say. That's not what happened. But i'm wondering about how all of these kinds of stories really seemed to reinforce a sense of the lack of human of humanity right just that that black people black families. Black communities are hurting. Our sad are worried are concerned for our loved ones. I think you hit it. Spot on right. The lack of humanity that exists when we think about the relationship that exists traditionally historically and currently now with the police in black communities. I think part of this is the notion that you know. We don't exist in humans and we are just seeing this expendable within society from the standpoint from police officers sometimes and i think this broader narrative that what sort of relationships should exist between the police and the community and doesn't have to be antagonistic or when we see examples of gilani we see examples of dave robinson. Boy that went missing arizona. We see examples of keesa jacobs. You've been missing twenty sixteen and the police said that she'd probably just ran away. I think the lack of attention to the humanistic element when it comes to the black community is what triggers allow these motions and historically if we don't have the best relationship to begin with. This is just deepening. The tension the frustration exists between the police and the community. And this is what can you tell us about the existing relationship between this police department and the community that you in part serve at the end up. Pcp thank you. So much accent question We have several to police departments As i stated earlier Bloomington normal bloomer. Has its own. Police department Plummeted and the police department and then we have normal police department than we have illinois state university police department that we have our share of department. So so there's many many agencies within this this A central illinois community their relationship. is a is a work Inaction and what. I mean about that. We are constantly rebuilding and Building on on our our relationships by having a different Vehicles in which we can come together come together for the greater good. We have an organization called map minority and police partnership in which we meet quarterly Area the month as needed To have these conversations had these hard conversations about relationship building at black community. The other pieces that We know these individuals know the chief of police of of all of these agencies and so we have a relationship that we can Take time out to a habit conversations. About how do we better Have a community that is one community asset full agencies but to steal one community and so you constantly have to work at it so that we are are being the community in which we all can be proud of now it's not perfect newest not But but we have some solid ground here that we work on on as so. I appreciate the relationships that were built in our community And and that we will continue to A harbors the ideas of make it out community. One that one can one feels comfortable in once. Feel safe in one deals with that. They can make a difference in professor right. I hear from from president foster their this desire to build relationship. Can you help us to understand you sort of from a national or even historic perspective if this kind of time. Line and gilani's case is typical When we're talking about a missing person and every covered body or was this long. So i think with delays case It was a little bit longer than usual. Oftentimes will see that. There is more local details put into finding a missing person case and gilani's cases is informatica of other cases of black individuals. That have gone missing. So i think it was a little bit longer than usual. I think it's a good idea for the involves state and thorough Federal entities to help them think through the case of jalani in other cases as well because of the ways. Local authorities have handled the case dates. Family and friends have requested assistance from federal authorities. Wanted to play you a clip for a moment of gilani days mother in an interview with c. n. n. him and my youngest daughter they both mortgage are gonna be doctors. Dr jilani day doctors zeina day. They had this competition with each other to make sure a gpa. Stay up.
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"university police department" Discussed on WCBM 680 AM
"Com and calls for 10. Nobody seems to have succeeded. That's where we'll find Donald and Pasadena. Donald Good morning. How Good morning. I'll make my comment quick. Based on what you were just saying. I was listening to the news one day and and the question that was laid out was Will the women be respected and be able to do whatever they can do? And the response that was given was yes, according to and I don't have the correct according to the already the Karan. Within the rules, as stated in the Koran as they read it. Yeah, You've got it. The person that asked the question basically said, Oh, okay, That's good. And I'm thinking you're missing something they're going to slaughter the women based on their laws. Yep, they're going to say Well, the Koran says we want you to participate in this fashion. This is the word of Mohammed. How dare you question that you infidel chop her head off. Exactly. And that's Yeah, well, I mean, when that happened, Donald probably you probably missed and how far we talked about exactly that. I said Wait a minute. What do you mean within the Coron? Does that mean that women are not going to search for the Cabinet will apparently not, at least not so far does that that women can be police officers know because right now there's chopping the heads off of female police officers over there. But of course, it's a brand new Taliban, Donald so You know, we're just being picky. So what a couple women get their heads chopped off. I'm sure the national organization of Women are going to be on this like white on rice, right? Correct. Correct? Yeah. Uh, In other words, the women will not have any rights correct, and the reporter did not catch that's correct. And they'll be really surprised. Windows Slaughter continues, Donald Thanks here. Call appreciated. 410 Wcbm 6 80 is our telephone number trophy like distance is 1 800 Wcbm Society. Coming up in a minute or two, which the Joe on wcbm Now keeping you connected with the latest views. This is talk radio 6 80, wcbm and wcbm dot com. Good morning, It's 9 30. I'm Michael Filippelli in the 6 80 Wcbm Maryland News Center with the headlines in the news this hour. A Towson University Police union says campus officers being used as a scapegoat for the campus recent shooting the union says President Kim Shat cell is passing the blame onto police response for the university's own failure in leadership. This comes alongside reported claims the university Police Department has been begging the administration for more resources and to fill officer vacancies for some time. A town hall meeting held in Annapolis last evening to help residents and businesses after last week's tornado and Randall County is executive and the mayor of Annapolis, joined the Red Cross and FEMA to help residents learn about the progress being made and get answers about the recovery. Traffic will be in a brief still stand still, at two Maryland bridges today for a massive water delivery around 10 this morning traffic will be held up at the Bay Bridge for anywhere between 15 to 30 minutes right around noon. Folks traveling over the key bridge will be stopped for approximately the same amount of time There will be a large vessel carrying four large cranes to the port of Baltimore. Officials don't want drivers to be distracted, so the whole traffic until the ship passes. Fells Point Family Bar headed to the auction block is the owner prepares to retire the war. Frat, one of the area's oldest family run businesses, will go up for auction October 7th with the starting bid of $500,000. The South End..
TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"university police department" Discussed on TalkRadio 630 KHOW
"When listeners sending email stories, and they're so damn good. I gotta so everything out and do the story. They think they are. Producers programmers. They're kind of part time. Yeah. Mike sends me the story from the Denver Gazette now. No, no, no. I got the wrong women. I'll get that in a minute. Here. This comes to us from out there. Colorado. According to the Chief county sheriff's Office. The man was attacked in the area of the Midland Trail along County Road. 304 near University. Uh, listen, we in Colorado, we say Buna, not what took near beautiful to Colorado. The incident took place on June 3rd around 3:30 P.m.. When the male victim Was partaking in target practice. He was attacked by a male that used a stick and the rock as weapons. During the attack. The suspect also made the victim take all of his clothing off. Um Um Okay, So let's just say that I'm at target practicing. And that means I've got Either a long gun or a handgun in my hand. And some guy walks up with a stick in Iraq. Now I got a gun. He's got a stick in Iraq. And he raises the stick and says I'm going to beat the You know, snot out of you. And by the way, while I'm doing it, I want to take your clothes off. Oh, Hang on a minute. Let me set my gun down so I can take my clothes off. I don't get it. In fact, I don't even get it. While the suspect fled the scene shortly before officers arrived. How do they know? I mean, did the guy also say Hey, By the way, let me put my gun down and let me dial 911. And then you can try to rape me and beat me, okay? Don't think there would be anything. Uh, probably shouldn't say that. I'm going to any unless I shouldn't say what? Where? I just don't think there's much of anything more in that would be more degrading. Then they mail being raped. Well, you can go see deliverance for that. You can see seen Deliverance and I didn't like that scene. There's a scene in Pulp Fiction. I don't I don't remember the pulp fiction. You don't Hanging out what to put bringing the gimp. While the suspect fled the scene shortly before the people arrived. Information helped officers identified the suspect as Thomas Lebowski. Hey, Tom. You make the News Lebowski Lebowski, The dude of the Denver area. The Popo were able to locate the suspect as he fled toward County Road, 3 15 and the suspect was taken into custody without issue. He was charged with Attempted first degree murder. Second degree assault, unlawful sexual conduct felony menacing false imprisonment. And, of course, harassment. Felony menacing. That's a good one. You do that to me every day. Yeah, but it's it's part of the job right. The victim had visible face and head trauma. It was transported via ambulance ambulance to a local medical center. Thanks go out to the law enforcement agencies on this case, the Chaffee County Sheriff's elves, the saliva Police Department and the university Police department. The suspect is currently being held The Chaffee County detention facility. Hey, what are you in jail? Four? Well, I came up on this guy with a gun and he was shooting and so I picked up a stick and a rock and I said, Take your clothes off. And he just dropped the gun and took his clothes off. Jiminy Christmas. Like here's the last period, as readers will likely note. Many questions remain unanswered. In this case, this report was written based on information that has been publicly released at this time. Additional details may be released regarding this incident as court proceedings take place. We should cover this story, Ryan. I.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
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"Know. Keep God you know in your prayers as he gonna work on this out for us. Authorities say police opened fire when Brown's vehicle made contact with officers. An investigation at Tufts University after reports of anti Asian and anti Semitic incidents on campus and one incident, according to the university. Passengers in the vehicle allegedly yelled anti Asian slurs while driving by several students. And another incident, one of its athletic teams found a large swastika painted on the shed of its soccer and lacrosse field. Theo universities Police department is asking for the public to come forward with any information they may have. And the university's president Tony Monaco, says in a statement. Acts of anti Asian hating anti Semitism such as these are unacceptable and violate what we stand for as a community. Massachusetts confirms its first case of an eagle dying from rat poison. WBC's Kim Tunnicliffe spoke with an Attleboro lawmaker who is the lead sponsor of a bill that aims to prevent that from happening again. It matters that we do this right now State Rep. Jim Hawkins wants to prevent any other wildlife from dying. What he calls a horrible death from rodent poisoning. We need just visibility that people know that when they use this rat voice and what it's doing outside of their house, people aren't aware of this. Fuckin still would And the general public from buying road ent asides and limit sales to the professionals only like pest control companies. It would also require more documentation from those professionals on how the rat poison is being used, He says. There are alternatives for trapping mice and rats in your home. Have a heart perhaps is his boxes to that attracts them in, but they can't get back out on the close. WBZ Boston's news radio in western Afghanistan provincial authorities say a bomb has exploded near a school 21 people were wounded men. Of them young students. Tensions are rising in the country over the weekend. The Taliban targeting US and allied forces ABC. Easy Empanel is in Kabul and he says it comes after a weekend that saw the Taliban targeting US and allied forces Taliban, essentially saying I'll take every counter action appropriate against the occupying forces sounds like a threat. But in practice so far, at least, that doesn't appear to be in any wholesale.
WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"university police department" Discussed on WBZ NewsRadio 1030
"For coming to the defense of Boston City councilor and drag Campbell WBC's James RoHaas tells us it comes after a war of words of rocks between the mayoral candidate. And the local police union. It was last Thursday when Campbell and the Boston Police Patrolmen's Association had this heated back and forth over social media. After being called out on Twitter for withholding police grants. Campbell responded by saying they're still waiting to hear from the union on why they enabled and elevated an accused child molester, referring to former President Patrick Rose. The union shot back, saying when the discussion turns to enabling criminals, Campbell would be best served by recusing herself a reference to her brother, who was charged with nine counts of rape. Acting mayor came Janey called the series of tweets by the B P P A abhorrence Congresswoman Ion oppressively accused the Union of racism. James RoHaas WBZ Boston's news radio on investigation of Tufts University, after reports of anti Asian and anti Semitic incidents on campus in one incident, according to the university passengers in the vehicle. Allegedly yelled anti Asian slurs while driving by several students. In another incident, one of its athletic teams found a large swastika painted on the shed of its soccer and lacrosse field Universities. Police Department is asking for the public to come forward with any information they might have, the university's president Tony Monaco, says in a statement. Acts of anti Asian hate and anti Semitism such as these are unacceptable and violate what we stand for as a community. Large turnout today at the funeral of Andrew Brown Jr. The Black man shot and killed by police and Elizabeth City, North Carolina last week. About.
Supporting Leaders
"university police department" Discussed on Supporting Leaders
"Enjoy the show this interview with assistant chief. Carrie jacobs is fascinating. Not only is it's from somebody who's serving in a completely different career field in some of the other guest. I've had on the show but also to be female in a heavily male predominant field. She offers great perspective into her work. She tucks her career journey. We get into negotiation and conflict resolution. We talk about communication. And i love that everything. She shares is really relevant to so many other different organization in walks of life. So take a listen. I think you're really going to enjoy here is a little bit about kerry's background. She is assistant chief. Member of the iowa state university police department has also served the community since august of two thousand two prior to joining. Isu assistant chief jacobs worked for the city of iowa falls police department as a police officer for five years assistant chief jacobs currently oversees departmental operations which includes field services patrol and dispatch and investigative and threat management services. Other responsibilities include developing departmental policy and operating procedures assisting with command operations during large scale events assuming operational command of the department and the absence of the chief addressing acute and long term staffing issues and assisting in the development of the departmental budget including personnel resources and equipment and addition. She serves as an active member of the engagement inclusion officer team. The team is a group of twelve officers and staff that actively participate in campus initiatives that worked toward a more diverse inclusive community serve in a variety of capacities including initiation of outreach events educational presentations and discussion facilitators. Assistant chief jacobson the iot more closely with the isu vice president of diversity and inclusion office to assist in fostering a culture of respect and equity within the s community assistant chief jacobs received a bachelor of science degree in sociology criminal justice from iowa state ninety four and a masters of arts and criminal justice leadership from concordia assistant. Chief jacobs is a graduate of southern police institute. One hundred and forty first administrative officers. Course take a listen to my interview with assistant chief. Carrie jacobs welcome to the next.
KTLK 1130 AM
"university police department" Discussed on KTLK 1130 AM
"What then? We can't keep sending armed police as a solution for student safety or community safety. If anything, that was the most traumatic thing I have ever experienced from the people who are supposed to be there for me. No de fund these can you say that worked on the bastards? There we go. Defund these bastards. You're not allowed to say that. Okay. Sorry. Wow. Truth laid a trap. Seriously, That was that was that was and then you both said it Most likely was trapping. Yeah. If it was the most trapping of traps been good working with this Holy cow. Hope those books workout So again. Uh, yeah, Me too. So this was a University of Minnesota student. This was his His version of what actually of what actually happened now. In response to this Um, PD University of Minnesota. They posted up I A rather short post a response. A response to this whole thing. This this instagram post it did it did get, you know a good amount of comments. If you go look at it, You know that you could see there and it did lead to the You know a lot of emails and a lot of complaints against the university Police department by students. I mean, it was getting a little bit of traction. Fortunately, it didn't. It didn't get spread like wildfire. Anything so the University of Police put up a post on their on their website, saying. Response to public outreach about an event that occurred during the early morning of February. 1st. Um PD is posting the full audio and video captured from a squad car at the scene. They go on to talk about the robbery call at 1:36 A.m.. They met with victims who confirmed they were robbed by two suspects. Armed with guns to, UM PD officers stopped to talk to a ninja visual who they believed possibly match to suspect suspect description. About a block away from the robbery. This is the incident that sparked the Instagram post. They match the description. It was about a block away. Then they posted the dash Cam video and we'll play you the audio from the dash Cam video and I want to and I want to reiterate again. Okay, just real quick. This part of it. We're gonna play the audio, but this is the part of it here, he says. Turn the corner saw sirens going off squad cars pulled up on all sides. According to me, I couldn't escape her speak cop car, all sorts of information right? That the only thing I could think of was what did I do wrong? Right? Two cops behind me had hands on their guns, right? And then he goes on to say. After multiple questions, they turned off their lights left me alone. No apology, no explanation. Nothing. Just me mentally and emotionally tormented with an experience that will last a lifetime and they that he also says that they wouldn't believe him when he said he was a university student. Listen to this audio and see if it matches up to this guy's descript description. They also got e.
Behind The Lens
"university police department" Discussed on Behind The Lens
"Some of the software is in in. How can be used I think that there are definitely concerns. About how data will be shared in between law enforcement agencies. So the service. If it's if the city doesn't purchasing the software it will be primarily used by the eno pd however you will be available to any law enforcement agency in the parish y that gives pause some advocates that there are certain surveillance provisions that certain surveillance restrictions that recent past that apply to the pd. But don't necessarily apply to other police departments in the city so think about university police departments or the levee district police department or the housing authority of new orleans. Has its own police department. So suddenly these very powerful analytic tools and in all of this data will now be available to all these smaller police departments that aren't necessarily under a federal consent decree in have all those activities watched or have these regulations asked by the city council. So the way that that data is utilized by some of these other secondary police departments i think is some concern and this is something we just recently saw right michael. In another example the nfl pd had been in the city of been saying for years that they don't use facial recognition software and what that turned out to mean was that they didn't use their own facial recognition. Software didn't have their own they were asking federal and state partners to perform facial recognition or them so any any situation where there is you know there were. There is an interdepartmental sharing of data. These other departments could be performing the sort of intelligence and analysis on on this data n. These records that the nfl would be unable to because of city regulations or the federal consent decree or other things. I think that's a lot of the privacy concern. I think another. I think another privacy concern and michael. Maybe you can talk about this. A little bit is just the city's past experience with this sort of a data analysis. Software like we had for example with cowan. Tear a few years back under the under the landrieu administration. Yeah tell anyone who doesn't know the penalty history. Here here's c. Funded tech company that produces alive law enforcement software in for a while. The city was using a form of you know some. There's some argument whether it's the technically predictive policing but but it was an analytic tool that looks through data city data to try and figure out who was like most likely to be involved in future gun crime and that kind of went fairly unnoticed. I mean there's also argument about whether you know the city was intentionally keeping it a secret or whether people just didn't notice it was happening. But i think from a privacy advocates perspective. It was something that was kept from the public that we didn't know you was going on. And i want to kind of draw a line to a broader surveillance concern that that connects pounder with what we're looking at now. And that's the data that the police and the city have always collected for decades. And it's something that you know. We as side have agreed that will hand over to the city in the police so that our government can function in a certain way however using that data and compiling that data and using that data to to try and make conclusions about people if it was difficult to try and get all that together because these debt databases were so massive and it would have just taken a lot of man hours to go through all of those pieces of paper but now it's changing because you have software like pounds here like this powerful software. We're adding now that can make use of this data in ways that we've never been able to before so data collection that the government has always participated and has never necessarily pose a surveillance Concern in the past are now being used in new ways in utilized by berry very powerful ayla dick artificial intelligence back software you to make new conclusions and so we're that goes from here. I think that there's absolutely no concern among the advocates. That so i would add that that a lot of the concern comes from what is unknown and this and part of the reason that a lot of this is unknown. We didn't even know about any of this until they were already to make this purchase with this particular contractor and part of the reason that it's known as was the case with talent here is that it didn't go through the normal sort of procurement. Annals that happened with talent here because pailin tier. If i remember correctly was a service that was provided for and it didn't go through the normal procurement channels in this case because otc d the orleans parish. Communication district is making the purchase essentially on the city's behalf which is another issue with this particular purchase. This is kind of a strange way that the to do this but like we talked about. This software is primarily for the nlp now without getting into kind of all the details of state and local law. I'll say that if the nfl pd had purchased this directly if the city of the pd had gone out and tried to buy this software they would have been required to go through a competitive selection process. Right go through that process where you post. We're looking for services. Send us proposals or whatever it might be. However the the software is being procured by a semi independent state created agency called the parish communication district so orleans parish communications district our opec de runs. The city's nine one one and three one one systems and it's it's a state created agency so it's not beholden to that two city law that would have required nypd to go through that competitive selection process so opec has been able to go through this whole process. You know behind the scenes did they did do actual search but it was informal. It wasn't public on and you know how they made. This determination ultimately is not known to us so d- plans to purchase this and pay the upfront initial two point. Two million dollars installation cost after that the five hundred thousand dollar annual maintenance charge will be paid for by the pd so the big question now is how the city and the pd are going to enter a maintenance contract with this company without going through a competitive selection process. We were able to get answers to that. But we talk to one Political science professor at dillard university who said that he didn't see a way that the city could get around a competitive selection process for the maintenance contract. Now that would open up a really weird scenario where we installed this new system. The city goes through competitive selection process in in somehow picks a different contractor. So it's going to be very strange. The city tries to enter this contract How they're gonna do that so Obviously will keep our eye on. I have a theory as to how that's gonna happen. This is sorta get around the law yet again which is rather than entering into purchasing contract. The city would be likely to enter into a cooperative. Endeavor agreement with otc d. The city pays the opec d the five hundred thousand dollars a year and otc as the company. Okay and other city news. There is an opening because of jason williams Election win as da. He's our new d. a. And that leaves the city council. They can see what's happening with that appointment late later today on. It's thursday today. The city council is getting together enduring. It's meeting today will points That seventh council member to take over jason williams seat so the two candidates that the city council are considering to fill. The seat are cary grant and donna on And so one of those two people again by the time. This podcast comes out will likely be sitting on the city council donna. glad. And i'm not. I'm not personally as familiar with issue. Zulu queen a few years ago and she.
WHAS 840 AM
"university police department" Discussed on WHAS 840 AM
"In Frank for were governor Andy Bashir says the state continues to see a drop in the number of covert 19 cases. Paul Miles, has the latest numbers. Governor. Bashir reported a decline in the number of coronavirus cases for the second straight week. While Mondays are Typically the lowest days of the week. Today we have the lowest number of new cases in the last four weeks, we have 1268 new cases of covert 19. The positivity rate is also dropping. It's 9.93%. However, the state is still saying ah, high number of deaths related to the holiday surge. There were 39 duly reported deaths on Monday. All miles. News radio 8 40. Wh A Yes. Another Kentucky and has been arrested by the FBI connection to the Capitol Hill riot. McLean County resident Jordan revel It was picked up Monday on federal charges of unlawful entry on restricted grounds and violent entry or disorderly conduct. The FBI Louisville Field office announcing that on Twitter Revel. It is the latest Kentucky and to be arrested on charges stemming from the insurrection. The University of Kentucky student originally from West Virginia, was also charged. According to court documents Revel it posted video to Snapchat that showed the larger group of writers making their way into the capital entrance. The video also includes some of the people yelling that they've made their way inside. One of the FBI agents detailed the video was taken from someone who had also made their way inside the capital's people chanted Let us through! We're headed now to western Kentucky, where there was a scare about school safety and Murray a 54 year in America, please permit received a report of shots fired. We're hearing venture at the high school, our officers, along with officers and deputies from County County Sheriff's Office. Kentucky State Police. Murray State University Police Department respond to the high school Sergeant Andrew Wiggins is with the Murray police Department while clearing the building. No evidence of a gunshot sound. All students and staff are safe. The investigation is going on this time. So far there have been no arrests. Kaley Hansen. NewsRadio. Wait, 40 wh A Yes. Today marks a grim anniversary one year since the helicopter crash that killed Kobe Bryant A B C's Alex Stone was there one year ago. It was the morning of January 26th when word came in of a helicopter crash in Calabasas is an aircraft in distress. That went down into the hillside. Not long after we would learn it was Kobe Bryant. He's daughter, Juliana and seven others onboard. Unfortunately, there were no survivors much he is known about the crash. But why the chopper hit a hillside in thick fog remains a mystery like stone. ABC NEWS, LOS Angeles And the Baseball Hall of Fame had to delay induction of the class of 2020 because of the pandemic today will learn the class of 2021. But ABC is Brian Clark says. It's not clear that anyone will be getting the nod for the second time in nine years. There's a good chance there will not be any new members inducted into the Baseball Hall of Fame just like the last time it happened in 2013. The most accomplished players on the 2021 ballot are Barry Bonds and Roger Clements. They have not been able to crack the required 75% of the vote, largely because of their links to allege performance enhancing drug use also closes pitcher Curt Schilling, one of the best postseason pitchers of his generation, but he's become divisive among voters because of his comments.
WHAS 840 AM
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"Big sum up at Kroger today in total since the middle of December. I'm very hopeful going get answers starting this week and in the weeks ahead Will fundamentally change the reality. Just three days after California reported its largest single day death toll from the virus, the state is lifting all regional stay at home orders counties Concil keep restrictions in place, but health experts say projections are showing that California's heading towards a better place. There's also an ongoing effort right now to recall Governor Gavin Newsom over those restrictions. Former President Trump faces a second impeachment trial. The House will transmit the article of impeachment tonight to the Senate. The trial to begin February 9th and Attorney for Dominion Voting Systems. Tom Claire was asked if the company could sue the president as they announced a $1.2 billion defamation lawsuit against Rudy Giuliani over his fraud claims. We're looking at everybody on what role they played in either making statements themselves about Dominion or perpetuating this the false statements that were made Giuliani has threatened a countersuit. You're listening to ABC news thinking this'd news radio. Wait 40 w h A s your news. Now a scare at very high school in western Kentucky this morning. If you could Korean commercially pregnancy, the report of shots fired hearing gunshots at the high school. Our officers, along with officers and deputies from County County Sheriff's Office. Kentucky State Police Murray State University Police Department responded to the high school and clear the entire campus. Murray police Sergeant Andrew Wiggins, while clearing the building, no evidence of a gunshot sound. All students and staff are safe. The investigation is going on this time believe say there have been no arrests. The investigation continues into the incident. Governor Bashir says he will hold three cove in 19 briefings this week. Today, tomorrow and Thursday. They are at the usual time of four o'clock eastern. I'm Paul Miles now, your chance to win.