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In st. louis prosecutor kim gardner is coming under fire from local residents shirley washington cobb. shirley's son dwayne was murdered in a street altercation in february of 2020. instead of fighting for justice for dwayne gardner just wants the case to go away. and pushing for a plea deal of only 8 years. without even consulting the victim's mother. dr. shirley [inaudible] calling for gardner to resign and she joins me now. doctor, thank you so much for joining the program. condolences for your loss. i know you are still grieving but you are not done fighting. >> no i am not. >> lawrence: y...

Manhattan is not how we police in brooklyn. different form of policing and that's what the commissioner mayor is saying now. we have to have one standard of policing. >> dan bongino, i'm curious of your perspective on was mr. adams is saying. >> i agree with the initial assertion that the training is high quality. i think, frankly, it's terrible. i don't think there's much of a focus what they call in service training. in other words, while you're an active police officer, you should be constantly going back to the police academy to refresh your training. none of that is done, anderson. you ha...

Probation. he was also ordered to pay $352 in restitution to cover the medical bills of the two reporters. while investigating this story, it became apparent the city of norfolk did not want to aggressively pursue the case. and even more troubling, the editor of the virginiaan pilot where the two victims work played it down. >> the story has been blown out of proportion and that's not to diminish the fact that i had two reporters who got beaten. but what it amounts to is a street altercation, not a mob attack. no evidence that it was a racial attack. >> bill: bull. talking points believes this...

At the same time the newspaper the reporters work for the virginia pilot didn't cover the story for two weeks. despite the fact the reporters had to take a week off from work to deal with their wounds. the editor of the pilot dennis findlay declined to be interviewed by me but did talk to jesse watters. >> this story has been blown out of proportion. that's not to diminish the fact that i had two reporters who got beaten. but, what it amounts to is a street altercation, not a mob attack. no evidence that it was a racial attack. so,. >> we spoke to some people today who said that, you know, the...

>> well, was it a black mob or was it a street altercation? >> there were a handful of people. >> your own reporters said that t was about 30 people on the street. >> on the street, yes. but, a handful involved in the fight. a handful. >> but they were outmanned by quite a considerable amount of people? >> sure, sure. >> and a woman was attacked? >> a woman was involved. but, again, simple assault. it was not a mob attack. and there is no way for me to know whether it was racially motivated. >> bill: here is some advice to mr. findlay, it's your job to find out whether it was racially motivate...