Michael Brehe News Today : Breaking News, Live Updates & Top Stories | Vimarsana

The sign up off the sidewalk and just threw it straight at me. >> reporter: protesters took to the streets immediately after a judge acquitted officer michael brehe low on involuntary manslaughter and felonious assault. he was accused of firing missiles after a 22-mile police chase. authorities say brelow stood on the hood of the car and fired 15 shots into the windshield. a total 137 rounds at the car, no one else was charged. a noise officer mistakenly thought was caused by gunshots. >> because he caused severe harm to the victim to end an objectively reasonable perception, that he and the o...

Is going to happen with the tamir rice case? >> it's discouraging. you heard the county prosecutor argue to the judge the training, the behavior of this officer are the reasons why they felt he should have been convict of a crime. what we have on video, a complete deviation from training protocol and anything reason to drive upon a suspect that they believe to have had a gun. listening to their own words. and if we have yet to have an arrest and yet for them to conclude this investigation after six long months, then i don't believe there's much hope. >> now, this case that was decided yesterda...

So there maybe charged but i don't think that is going get much attention or be of any consequence. >> tom fuentes, you're a former beat cop who hob in high-speed chase s. can you take us into the mind of officer brealow? he said he feared for his life but a lot of people wonder if you fear for on your life why do you jump on top of a car and start firing at close range? >> well, in this situation, joe, if you're in fear of not just of your own, but your fellow officers' lives, you know, he may -- by the way, training would tell you that if you shoot at the windshield of a car, the bullet will...

90-degree angle, your shots might penetrate and then go through the windshield and that might be what he was thinking in terms of getting up on top of the hood. but, you know, what the judge is basically saying is that given the high-speed chase, given that a couple of police officers cars were rammed during the pursuit, that the officer had a reasonable belief that it wasn't over and that that car -- you know, when they say unarmed, frankly, they were armed. they were armed with a car. and when you have 4,000 pounds of steel facing you and forcing you to drive over a hundred miles an hour and...