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With the bullet shots. it feels good to be out here. does it? yeah, it feels good. no chains, no nothing. the skies, the sun s hot. feels real good. feels like a million bucks. i ll be glad to get rid of that building. go on. finally free. it s wide-open country out here. i ain t been in such a wide-open space in so long. i feel like i can run across that field and tromp in the dirt or something like a little kid. with a 55-minute van ride to the bus depot and a five-hour bus ride to dothan, donald calls his aunt to confirm she will pick him up at the bus station. i m calling you to tell him i might be there about 6:00 tonight. sorry you can t pick up the phone. hopefully i ll call you soon. see you later. bye. love you. i guess she ain t home. voice mail or answering machine or something. that s pretty cool. what s the last time you saw ....
We don t know that, so make sure nothing don t happen to him before we get him out of here. somebody may not want him to leave. all right, donald. two, one gate. one more to freedom. i got one more to freedom before i start taking off running like a dog on a leash. no, don t do that now. yeah. they might start shooting me with the bullet shots. it feels good to be out here. does it? yeah, it feels good. no chains, no nothing. the skies, the sun s hot. feels real good. feels like a million bucks. i ll be glad to get rid of that building. go on. finally free. it s wide-open country out here. i ain t been in such a wide-open space in so long. i feel like i can run across that field and tromp in the dirt or something like a little kid. with a 55-minute van ride to the bus depot and a five-hour bus ride to dothan, donald calls his aunt to confirm she will ....
The world of iphones, david martin of contain.com pulled out his iphone and documents the trip. here s some sound he shot. i ll give you an update in 15, 20 minutes. based on the forecast remember this is a forecast that s you watch the weather so you know. it likes like it should calm down by then so i hope for about a half hour, and airborne in 45. so a lot of back and forth according to reports. the staff of the airplane was getting snippy, people losing their patients. there are reports they were rationing the pringles. david said it was cookies. there was a shortage of food. they did bring in water. they had to call in advance from jetblue. the passengerses made is back aboard advance from jetblue, a competitor. they got a van ride 3 1/2 hours. ....
Second-degree murder. listen there is no evidence that there was a so-called rough ride and so far it looks like that s been admitted by the state that officer goodson s charges relate to the fact he had somebody in the back that they re going to argue was in distress and he didn t get him help mark. megyn, if you believe everything and certainly i question a lot of the evidence. if you believe everything they re saying give the prosecutors every benefit of the doubt. at worst, you have negligence. you don t have recklessness. there is a difference between the two. one requires a willful and wanton disregard of human life or property which means if he were to slam on his brakes and give that guy a rough ride, give the prosecutors a reckless. short of that it s overcharged. arthur? i wouldn t say it s negligence. negligence is when you don t mean to do something, you make a mistake. if he said i m going to give him a rough ride and intentionally there s our information ....
His catastrophic injury, whether he was jumping around in the van or it was a rough ride or whatever the evidence will show. not getting him a medic just because he says i can t breathe isn t going to cut it. the reality of policing and there will be testimony to this effect is defendants being placed under arrest after they just lead the police on a foot chase will say all sorts of things to try to get out of the instant situation to say i need help to go to a hospital instead of police hq. it is not the case just because he says i can t breathe and i need a medic that the cops have to shut down the arrest and run and get an ambulance. i agree with you. because i ve been on ride-alongs. as a prosecutor i know that s exactly what happens. they ll often say oh, take me to the hospital. get out of here, you don t need the hospital. they ll have to be educated these jurors who have been significantly poisoned by the prosecutor s remarks that not everyone who says i need maed cal assista ....