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-- a columbus inspector general to investigate these three shootings. what you hope comes out of? this >> were also conducting our own independent investigation. don, the reality is that investigation is very important here. but we do have body cam video, and the body cam video shows us pretty clearly what happened here. as rebecca said a few minutes ago, there were so many things wrong with what happened the night of august 30th, starting with a middle of the night arrest warrant. there was no ...

On television but in less than a second when that door open he fires a shot even before someone says hands, hands, hands, hes got something in his hands. in that time how does he even have enough time to perceive whats there? >> what the reasonable police officer standard accounts for is that officers are often forced to make split second decisions with respect to whether or not a person perceives a threat, so i cant speak about the specifics of this investigation because it is an ongoing invest...

Is, in fact, justified in his or her decision to use deadly force. and so actually possession of a weapon is irrelevant, and thats what the case law tells us is that actual possession of whether or not the person had a weapon is not relevant for the consideration of whether or not a police officer reasonably perceived a weapon. and so with respect to the actual weapon, its -- what it is is an issue of mistake, and thats what this case boils down to. if it was, in fact, reasonable, that officer a...

Police chief says that they believed something was in the hand of donovan lewis, that one shot took place, the officers then arrest him, they put handcuffs on him, they try to resuscitate him. i want you to listen to the police chief of columbus, ohio, elaine bryant. >> everyday officers are put in compromising potentially life threatening situations in which we are required to make split second decisions. as a chief, it is my job to hold my officers accountable, it is also my job to offer them ...

Who, at the time, had two of your cousins, her nieces... right. ..clinging to her. her sisters two children. yeah. and they were clinging to her. yeah. hoping that she would take them through. exactly. and it is the sister who pushed them over to my mother, and its the sister who pushed them over to my mother, because my father had working papers, so he was going to be saved. he was on a line with those that are going to not be killed. she was on the line to go to, to her death. your mother... s...

Not to save them, because she wanted to protect you and herself. exactly. and she had to live with it. and she had such a terrible time. she cried all the time and she said, "i killed my nieces. "i could have had them with me. "we could have had a family." because she lost all her brothers and sisters. not one came back. not one family member came back. we waited three years in poland. nobody, not even a distant cousin, nobody. and she said, "oh, those two kids, i could have had them." and i sai...

A GOOD crowd gathered in Bradford city centre as they enjoyed the variety of acts on display at the BD: Festival yesterday.

A GOOD crowd gathered in Bradford city centre as they enjoyed the variety of acts on display at the BD: Festival yesterday.

THE full line up for this weekend’s re-imagined Bradford Festival has now been revealed.

A band has been out and about busking in Worcestershire and Herefordshire to promote mental health support.