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question. harry, you managed you worked on the rodney king case. in these high profile cases we have seen convictions, but it doesn't seem like they're having an effect to tell police you can't do this anymore. am i off base here? are they not sending a message with some of these sentences that they're putting out there now? harry, can i ask you that first? >> i think most police experts will tell you there has been a change in culture. one of the most disconcerting elements, all six of these guys were hired between 2017 and 2020. they're the newer officers and yet they're from the older take-no-prisoners kind of culture. that's really troubling. >> what do you make of it, kirk? do you think there's a change at least in the mindset of how these things are being handled? >> i think we see -- it's both. we see a slight change in the mindset.
>> at best, you have two minor traffic violations, no felony alleged, no robbery, no shooting, no active shooter allegations to rise to a quick level of entry into the home, the immediate use of force. >> one of our police experts we talked to today says he didn't see any efforts by police officers at least in that cell phone clip to deescalate the situation, that it was immediately intense, rushing after him, and then resorting to violence. so, we know that this case is being under the investigation right now of multiple agencies. we know that at least one officer, officer richardson, is on administrative leave. we have reached out to multiple authorities to try to get more information, but pamela, our records request to see the body cam video that some of those officers were wearing, that was denying because of the ongoing
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jail, but i made off with $6,000. you will see crime grow. growing criminals on these ideologies and these big cities. we got a get away from it and go back to holding people accountable for their actions and incarcerating people when deserved. until we do that, you will see a lot more smash and grabs. you will see a lot more security guards that will take a step back because why should they risk their lives when the consequences, when there is no fear of consequences? that is the scary thing. that is what, you know, all police experts have been saying at this point. we need to go back to a point where incarceration is a real threat for criminals. to charge criminals instead of this soft on crime leftists approach where we are telling criminals "no, we will coddle you and i'll hold you accountable for your actions, the roles and criminality that make us unsaved." we need to get away from that.
been an inappropriate use of force had she grabbed the connect weapon. is that how you see this case breaking down? >> yes. so, prosecutors don't have to prove that potter intended to kill. either that she was reckless or negligent. and if you look at how different a taser looks from a gun, it's designed so that people won't make the mistake that this officer claimed that she made. so, if the juror finds that she was reckless, that is she should have known better, she could get up to 15 years. negligence almost seems like an obvious conviction. all that means is that she didn't act as a reasonable person would. we heard lots of testimony from police experts that no reasonable offer would have even used a taser in a situation like this. it was a traffic stop. >> we have seen a lot of tasers cases with racial overtone whether it was the kyle
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