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Walking, and he's not falling, he's not stumbling. the persons are interacting with him, and they're interacting in a normal way. >> and there was audio of toolan in the back of the state trooper cruisers after he was arrested in rhode island. >> can you tell me what's going on, officer? >> i said will discuss it when we get back to the barracks. >> the prosecutor argued toolan was coherent. he was capable of thinking clearly and of distinguishing right from wrong despite the alcohol. and the prosecution also had a forensic psychiatrist whom they thought would deliver their own knockout punch....

To house lunch, but she was an easy. >> as i said, it was an intuition. >> barbara said she called beth's brother peter but couldn't reach him, she said she called beth's parents and couldn't reach them either. she knew beth was planning to pick up her nephew before 1 pm, but beth's car would not move. and then, she noticed the shades in beth's bedroom window had been drawn. >> i had a bad feeling, i had a bad feeling. >> she called peter again and this time she reached him. >> i told him that there was someone in the yard, and i think that it is beth's boyfriend and he just said to me, barbar...

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Car hit by gunfire in Madison road rage incident, police say February 2, 2021 9:00 PM Brandon Arbuckle MADISON, Wis. — A man’s car was struck by gunfire during a road rage incident in Madison on Tuesday night, officials said. Police responded to a shots fired report near the intersections of Highway 12 and 14 just before 7:30 p.m., according to Madison police Sergeant Daniel Sherrick. Officials said the victim did not know the suspects. The suspect vehicle has been described as a two-tone SUV that was possibly a Hyundai. This is a developing story. Those with more...

Military police officer Sergeant Daniel Mongraw has an ambitious plan to run the length of Vancouver Island to raise money for the Military Police Fund for Blind Children.