profiles to know that, for example, in the future what kind of law enforcement tools we may need, in addition to what we already have, to be able to thwart these attacks, and/or to be able to detect them and have the red flags being raised earlier than maybe in this particular case. and quickly, let s go to the withdrawals and taking them out in $5,000 increments so as not to raise any red flags. is that something that makes you think maybe regulations on this need to change? well, i would focus on the $10,000. it is not uncommon for people to want to withdraw less than $10,000, because anything over $10,000 in cash triggers reporting requirements which are in place, and it s a great law enforcement tool. but $5,000 i apologize we re coming up against a hard break but it certainly shows premeditation and potentially even more. luis rivera, thank you so much for your time today. you re very welcome. thank you for having me. have a nice day. coming up on fox & friends,
only saw the light of day only viewed by the public for the first time yesterday, when we broke the story. ari, after your ground-breaking report yesterday, i sort of spoke to my sources in the criminal justice community, especially those on capitol hill, and i put the question forward, is there a risk now that police are too trigger-happy when it comes to tasers. great question. almost to a person they said yes, this has been a serious issue. is there a lack of training for officers with tasers? are officers too quick to pull? is that part of the larger question here? i think it s part of the policy question that comes out of incidents like this. i think you raise an important point. what i can tell you in our investigation is we spoke directly to taser international, the leading provider of these weapons, and we looked at a lot of cases. tasers overall when used correctly and appropriately are really a positive law enforcement tool. i spoke to officers who said what they do i
administrator. officers are used as a law enforcement tool in some schools. just this week in sacramento a resource officer called to help break up a fight involving about a dozen students. the school s principal tossed during the fight. police ended up arresting three teenagers. breaking up school fights, trying to manage a defiant student are part of a resource officer s duties but it is not all officers responsibilities. formal counseling within the context of their job. really getting to know students and building relationships with them. part counselor, part enforcer according to the national association of skoofl resource officers their numbers grew in the late 80s under the dare program. growing more following the shooting in columbine, colorado in 1999 after schools felt the need to have access to armed
nation s schools. should he have ever been called there? that s something we re going to talk to the district about. maybe that should have been something handled by the teacher and that school administrator without ever calling the deputy. you going to come with me or am i going to make you come? reporter: this former deputy called to the classroom after the 16-year-old student refused repeated requests to leave by both her teacher and a school administrator. resource officers are used as a law enforcement tool in some schools. just this week in sacramento, a resource officer called to help break up a fight involving about a dozen students. the school s principal tossed during the fight. police ended up arresting three teenagers. breaking up school fights or trying to manage a defiant student are part of a resource officer s duties, but it is not all that officer s responsibilities. we want them involved in informal counseling within the context of their job. really getting to
welcome back to caught on camera. i m contessa brewer. police have come to rely on video as an important law enforcement tool. the squads have dashboard cameras. bystanders have camcorders. and that video catches criminals in the act, helps prove cases in court. and then sometimes is used as training video to help prepare cops for the dangerous situations they ll face every day. the cameras can also catch cops behaving badly. police officers are expected to uphold the law. so, these images can be especially shocking. how old are you? in baltimore, maryland, a 14-year-old is skateboarding illegally and is confronted by a cop who doesn t like the boy s attitude. i m not your father. you give that attitude to your father. you give it to me, i ll smack you upside the head. i don t have a father. shut your mouth. i m talking. a friend captures the argument on a cell phone, as the officer becomes enraged because the boy, eric bush, calls him dude. give me that skateboard. t