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Thudding. the sound was i would say 30 maybe. i thought it may be faster. it seemed like it was going fast. people were flying. this child i saw literally hit. the sound i ll never forget. it is horrible. it never stopped. it wasn t hitting cars. it was hitting people. reporter: the sheriff s office tells us lakeisha holloway will be charged with murder. there will be a court appearance tomorrow. a probable cause hearing where the judge will look at the evidence in the case. the 3-year-old child in the car is in protective custody. what the sheriff s office believes is the woman was homeless for a short period of time after a dispute within her life. at some point, she came here to the strip and started driving her car into people. they leaving the idea of terrorism open in the case. at this point, people are still trying to figure out what happened that led this woman to the strip before she started ramming into people. boris and christine. ryan, thank you. the baltimore officer ....
Here to charge a crime. they don t think either it was a crime they don t think people killed her or don t think that they know enough to know who killed her and moved forward with the certainty that it required on that. i will tell you what is messed up here, not my legal hat, that s my citizen hat. a legal term, what is messed up here is either this was a suicide in which case nothing should be presented to the grand jury, or something else happened and the prosecutor in normal course would try to prove criminal justification to move forward. so i would criticize not the grand jurors who are taking what has been presented, but this prosecutor in this case, the special prosecutor, apparently thought there was enough to present to the grand jury, but didn t get anywhere because they haven t returned anything. so the question goes back to the prosecutor, was this a suicide or not. and this special prosecutor, this is the focus on this first half of this grand jury was is there a que ....
Of a turn signal and in jail and found dead. authorities saying she hung herself and the grand jury impanelled. you impanelled a grand jury and we learned they found no crimes related to the death and i spoke within the last hour here with a prosecutor on the case who told me, thomas, that her death was a suicide. let me repeat. her death was a suicide. that s lewis white saying as far as we re concerned her death was a suicide. that is significant, thomas, because if that was what prosecutors believed, why were they even putting potential charges in front of the grand jury? if you were a jailhouse official there, you would be understandably concerned on one hand the prosecutor says you did nothing wrong and other hand jurors considering potentially a homicide charge. this goes to the questions that keep swirling around how these cases are done and seem to be done so differently when ....
Murder. a court appearance tomorrow. the judge will look over the evidence in the case. the 3-year-old child is in protective custody. the sheriff s office believes this woman was homeless for a short period of time after a dispute within her life. at some point, she came to the strip and started driving her car into people. they are leaving the idea of terrorism open in this case. boris and christine. a tragedy. the baltimore officer trial in the death of freddie gray goes before a judge today. william porter will be retried in june. he is the first to be charged in the death of freddie gray. that proceeding ended in a mistrial. a judge expected to rule on whether a temporary restraining order granted against leaders of black lives matter. the mall of america is calling for protest ban saying the group is using social media to ....
The military justice system doesn t have mandatory minimums or guidelines. so that s the most he could get, but it doesn t indicate that that s in any reality what he will get. it will be up to the court to decide based on all the evidence what the appropriate penalty is. i believe the commanding general entrusted with the responsibility of reviewing this case and deciding what level of court-martial to select focused more on putting bergdahl in jeopardy of a dishonorable or bad conduct discharge. had he adopted the recommendation of the investigating officer and sent this case to a special court-martial, bergdahl would not have been at risk of what we call a punitive discharge. only a court-martial can do that. in order to put bergdahl in jeopardy of that penalty, it had to be sent to a general court-martial. what is the potential of a ....