Be you want to share them. If you are a Police Officer and want to give your perspective on the idea of trust, 2027488001. For all others call cspanwj 2027488002. If you want to tweet us our address is cspanwj. Emailwant to send us an. N this topic you can do that the latest copy of Time Magazine talking about this, they have a poll taken about the level of confidence people have in their police. The poll was taken, 52 of respondents said that they had a great deal of confidence in the police. By comparison, those same people said 72 said they had confidence in the military. 31 had confidence in Public Schools and a present of confidence in congress but when it comes to police, the level of confidence expressed, 52 . If you go to the Pew Research Center they put out polls on a lot of topics when it comes to policing, this one dealt with confidence in the police, this is the divide between blacks and whites. This was done in august of 2014, at the time when it was asked about the confid
Retiring, an issue with crime in the community, especially when you are coming from a union environment, sometimes there is a vote of noconfidence and whether there is a situation with the mayor, city council, city manager that was not me. I just came in to replace the retiring chief so im keeping the ship afloat. Host Alfred Durham the chief of the Richmond Police department joining us today. Thank you for your time this morning. Guest thank you. Host we will continue on in our program. Next up, we will be joined by captain harvey powers of the regiment Police Department and in charge of training the cadets that you heard the chief reference. We will talk about that training the cadet goes through to become before becoming an officer. Later on, the mayor of richmond, gleick jones, on his perspective, especially when it comes to Law Enforcement. Both join us later in the program. We did visit the Richmond Police department and spent the day at the training facility. During that time, w
Montgomery county. Police tell us there has been an arrest. Wusa9s Stephanie Ramirez is live outside of Richard Montgomery high school. Stephanie. Reporter adam, there was Significant Police presence here today but this still happened during Richard Montgomerys walkout anti trump protests. I saw the student, he had a couple of scrapes on his knee. He also told police he banged his head. He did get up and walk afterwards but still went to the ithospal to get checked out. Its not clear who instigated the fight but there was an apparent back 103 adults say multiple students punched and kicked this 15yearold who supported a red make America Great again hat. They are all from the same school, Richard Montgomery high school. Students there organized an antitrump walkout in rockville wednesday. All four of them jumped on top of him and thats when i ran over to try to stand over him. Reporter Veronica Vacca was there in support of her daughter taking part in the protest, knowing that more prot
Solving a cold case that for so long has been a mystery. Grate is in court pleading not guilty to the horrors accused there, he tells investigators, the first kill was Marion County and pinpoints this field off a rural road where he dumped the body. Remains were in 2007 and never identified and never a clue as to what happened to a young woman sketched to look like this. Ultimately, grate says she didnt look like that at all wanting has found god. When we went and talked to him he was nice and cordial and shook the investigators hands and nice and giving as many details as he could remember from 10 years ago. Reporter he seemed remorseful . Yes. He did. Very detailed. Grate telling saying the victim delivered his moms orders and never happy about that and recognized the woman walking in downtown marion and lured her to his car and took her to a house where the family had being remodeled and killed her and stabbed her and a couple days later retrieved the body and dumped it in the woode
Not allowed in kicked off the property by the clover police, this meeting tonight is open to the public. Parents tell me they do plan on being here tonight, many have been trying to spread the word about this meeting and encouraging others to sign up for comment, i am told they will be given three minutes to speak, not allowed to ask personnel questions, the parents are concerned, with detailed allegations that teachers were witnessed abusing students in the past. In a prior interview, spokesman dylan said that district does not is up be on the the idea of camera support the idea of cameras in special ed classrooms we have fop top class teachers and muld multiple adults in the classrooms at alltime. Bill whether or not the district will reconsider that remains to be seen. It is unclear if the parents the get any type of response tonight, from 6 00 to 7 00 tonight is executive session that is closed to the publisher at 7 00 it reopens back up that is when public forum should pick up, at