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August 3rd arrest that many are calling shameful. more than once, you hear the officers on horseback talk about how this going to look, as they tie a rope to the hands of their black suspect and march him through city streets. >> this is going to look so bad. i'm glad you're not embarrassed, mr. neely. >> reporter: 43-year-old donald neely was living on the streets, has a history of mental illness and kept showing up at an office building wearing a welding mask. >> do you want to make him walk all the way back? >> reporter: for reasons that still aren't clear, the two arresting officers didn't...
>> reporter: all of this started after a call from the galveston park board on the second floor of this building. they say neely was trespassing and was wearing this strange welding mask. in a statement, the police chief says he "must apologize to mr. neely for this unnecessary embarrassment. i believe our officers showed poor judgment and could have waited for a transport unit." police say he was being led to a staging area. neely's daughters tonight say he is off the streets and home with them. david? >> all right, steve osunsami. steve, thank you. and we are remembering an extraordinary a...
Though the fbi posted its arrest warrant with interpol, an international police organization, mark weinberger was for all intents and purposes out of sight and out of mind. but not in northwest indiana. he needs to be held to account. and more than that, he needs to be punished. and it's my job to do that. narrator: for ken allen, the weinberger case felt personal. this was his backyard. and though we may not look like a working class hero in his tailored suits, ken allen says his father was a steelworker, like many of weinberger's former patients. in fact, allen says he worked in the mills hi...