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>> they came and delivered it to us. he asked for my information, and i was pretending to dig through it, and he came around back with the gun and did what he did, and we just popped out and that was it. >> less than a week later gonzales and his friend were pulled over for a cracked windshield. the police officer then smelled marijuana coming from the car. >> they searched the car, and they find the gun. they found the weed. they found everything. they matched the weed up with the description o...

Theyve buried those documents. so they should be held responsible for that. >> cabinet officials being impeached is something that doesnt happen much if at all. is the process of mounting those sorts of impeachment efforts similar to the type of structure that you build around a potential presidential impeachment where you essentially start it in the judiciary committee, you start hearings, and then it goes to the full house, the same way? >> or a bottom-up prosecution. right? a lot of times in ...

I think theres a number of reasons to move on the attorney general and mnuchin where the laws clear, he should turn over the tax returns. ton take off the table at all impeaching donald trump but we want all the documents if thats where we end up and right now theyve buried those documents. so they should be held responsible for that. >> cabinet officials being impeached is something that doesnt happen much if at all. is the process of mounting those sorts of impeachment efforts similar to the t...

Its never what the ultimate punishment will be, especially what we have here, a first time offender? >> what kind of precedent could this set and what time could he actually see? the precedent that it could set, in petersons case he was the only one on campus for all of those students on that particular day, that we may begin to hold those officers not just civilly liable, but criminally liable, if they fail to act or if they make a judgment call that just isnt the right judgment call. at its co...

18 or 19 years. up until the point that i was shot, my wife and i, i think wed been married about a year, and every day when i left for work, she would ask me, be careful, and i always promised that i would be careful. when you love someone, theres a deal there. theres a contract, if you will. you know, one or the other party isnt going to do anything thats going to unnecessarily threaten that -- that relationship. when she got that knock on the door, her life, one second, it was one thing, and ...

Threaten that -- that relationship. when she got that knock on the door, her life, one second, it was one thing, and the next second, it was entirely different, and shes not responsible for any of that. it -- its not her fault. to me, its really important to do what i can to erase the pain of that incident. and the victim/offender dialogue, the potential for good out of the hate and pain and anger, is -- its huge. >> we got shots fired. shots fired. shots fired. >> since the day it happened, my ...

Being. youre just two soldiers on a battlefield. >> we got shots fired. >> i saw him slide back. >> and i pulled the trigger. >> i closed on him. >> he was struggling with me. >> i fully intended to stop him. that included taking his life. >> ive spent half my life working with the criminal justice system, and ive seen lives devastated by violence. we like to imagine that after the verdict, the story is over, the victim and the offender are never meant to meet again. but for some, the only way t...

Nobody in the neighborhood trusted the police. >> you respond to calls. you make arrests. and you either survive under any and all conditions or you dont. >> im going to talk to him about that night. >> im taking a chance. >> i dont know exactly how its going to go. >> it doesnt seem like either one of you are thinking fully of the other person as a human being. youre just two soldiers on a battlefield. >> we got shots fired. >> i saw him rack the slide back. >> and i pulled the trigger. >> i cl...

Stuff and put them into compliance. >> good job. a lot of contraband for one cell. theyve been saving up for quite some time. the needle could be handed from inmate to inmate. we did get the evidence instructing how they should properly do this, so that raises some eyebrows in a facility that more than one offender might be doing this. so that will be a concern. >> inman and boltjes are allowed to return to their cell, but the investigation is far from over. coming up, kenneth bodys release hi...

Its imperative that we remove this needle out of circulation. when they find a syringe in the prison system that works they tend to pass it from offender to offender. we run into the possibility of spreading several types of different diseases. >> correctional staff head to housing unit five for a surprise shakedown for the cell shared by inman and boltjes. >> all right. where do you want to start? >> tonights mission for lieutenant michael higden and brian scott is to search for a needle in a h...