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>> oh my god! >> oh my god, oh my god! oh my god! >> chief ramsay, i want your analysis of what we just saw and heard, this now former police officer screaming out oh my god, oh my god, i shot him. i shot him. and when she was filing the actual weapon, we could hear her say taser, taser, taser. what does all that say to you as far as a jury is concerned? >> well, i don't believe she intended the shooting, but there was negligence there.

Do believe she is neglect, what does that mean? you were careless, you consciously disregarded the risk that your behavior was reasonable, if you respond she was careless with regard to pulling the wrong weapon, then have you responsibility as a guilty. the final question is whether or not an officer to the extent you pull the wrong we upon, you feel horrible about it, are you remorseful about it. you can't believe what you did and you saw it you can't believe it, should you be giving officers a free pass as a result of their remorse or should you hold an owes of 26 years to the standard who i...

Flooding the city as well. >> anything stand out to you based on what we heard? >> yes. i agree with chief ramsay. they seem ready. this provides for us a good reference point for what could have been possible before january 6th. i mean, we heard some things that have changed since yan 6th. the capitol police said they used to be consumers of intelligence and now they are more proactive about gathering intelligence themselves and being intelligence driven. but a lot of these are about lining up all of their responsive agencies, making sure there's coordination. having the infrastructure in pla...

Posted By: George Lawson July 1, 2021 @ 4:26 pm Local News, News Wichita Police Chief Gordon Ramsay met with leaders of the Wichita Ministerial League on Thursday and then held a press briefing to call for help from the community in dealing with recent increases in crime and violence. Chief Ramsay said the closing of courts in the past year due to the COVID-19 pandemic has been a factor, delaying justice in a number of cases.   He also cited a lack of funding for drug treatment and mental health programs.    He said...

2020 brought unprecedented hardships in more ways than anyone could have predicted, including increased violence across the United States. So what about here in Wichita?