USA: O.J. SIMPSON ALLEGED ROAD RAGE INCIDENT
TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0159 IN_TIME: 19:08:29 // 19:38:46 LENGTH: 02:42 SOURCES: Shots 1-5 = WSVN. 6-7 = US POOL, the rest = APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: English/Nat XFA O-J Simpson surrendered himself to police authorities in Miami on Friday on charges stemming from an alleged road rage incident in December. Simpson's lawyer decribed the incident as a misunderstanding. O-J Simpson walked into a Miami-Dade County jail at noon Friday, then was taken to an unmarked police car and driven to the back of the sprawling jail to be processed. A Florida motorist accuses Simpson of reaching into his car and pulling off his glasses. Outside the police station, Simpson's lawyer Yale Galanter read a statement to the press. He said Simpson had not been the aggressor in the road rage incident in question. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Mr. Simpson is thankful for the professionalism shown by the Metro Dade police department and the state attorney's office in allowing him to self surrender this morning. As you are aware, Mr Simpson was involved in a road rage misunderstanding on December 4, 2000. Mr. Simpson was not the aggressor in that incident. Mr. Simpson is prepared to allow his lawyers to guide him through the legal system of Dade County. Mr. Simpson wanted me to tell you that he wishes to be an important part of this community and wishes to assimilate well into it. As a single father raising two children here in Miami-Dade County, his only goal is to be a great father and good provider to his children. He looks forward to putting this unfortunate misunderstanding behind him." SUPER CAPTION: Yale Galanter, OJ Simpson's lawyer Galanter explained that Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office contacted Simpson and his attorney several days ago to negotiate his surrender. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Sometime two or three days ago, the state attorney's office made a decision to file these charges. We were contacted, negotiated the surrender, although there wasn't much of a negotiation. I mean, as you can see, we brought him here at the appointed time, at the appointed place. I'd just like to know how you guys found out about it." SUPER CAPTION: Yale Galanter, OJ Simpson's lawyer Motorist Jeffrey Pattinson says Simpson scratched him when he pulled off his glasses. Pattinson says Simpson confronted him after he honked his horn at Simpson for driving through a stop sign. Simpson has denied wrongdoing. SHOTLIST: Miami and Los Angeles - February 9, 2001 WSVN - Miami - February 9, 2001 1. OJ entering police station 2. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yale Galanter, OJ's lawyer 3. OJ Simpson in Garage, waving to cameras 4. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yale Galanter, OJ's lawyer 5. Simpson leaving US POOL - FILE - Los Angeles, California, USA - October 3, 1995 6. OJ Simpson receiving verdict at criminal trial 7. Cutaway of crowd in courtroom with Goldman's father Ted and sister Kim APTN File - 17, June, 1994 8. Aerial wide shot of Bronco chase on LA freeway APTN File - 13 June, 1994 9. Medium shot of crime scene APTN File - 17, June, 1994 10. Slow motion shot of car driving by with OJ Simpson in back seat in police custody ?
It's the 25th Anniversary of the OJ Simpson car chase
Information to follow.
Feminism and the arrival of Elisabeth Badinter: five years after MeToo, there is still work to be done
1990s NEWS
08/30/1994 PERP WALK OF FARRAKHAN FOLLOWERS NEW JERSEY STATE POLICE BARRACKS, NEWARK, NJ -NJ STATE POLICE OFFICERS AND CARS ESCORT HANDCUFFED BLACK MALE INTO BUILDING -PORT AUTHORITY POLICE SPOKESMAN MAKES STATEMENT TO PRESS ABOUT PERP'S, CARNELL CHASE, FORMER ASSAULT OF A COP, PUSHED INTO TRAFFIC -PERP WALKED TO STATE POLICE CAR
Police Chase; 3/26/1994
story of high-speed chase; culprit in back of police car
1994 Rodney King riots Los Angeles police chase looters
120 MPH CHASE
TWO SEPARATE, FAST-MOVING HIGH SPEED CAR CHASES HAVE RACED THROUGH SEVERAL METRO AREA COMMUNITIES WITHIN THE LAST TWO DAYS. THE MEN POLICE WERE CHASING ARE BEHIND BARS. THE LATEST CHASE HAPPENED ON THE EYE-75 FREEWAY IN MONROE EARLY THIS MORNING. IT ENDED IN A DANGEROUS COLLISION THAT LEFT BEHIND A HEAP OF TWISTED AND SMASHED METAL.
Police Chasing O.J. Simpson
Scenes of the LAPD following the white Bronco SUV driven by A.C. Cowlings in a low speed chase as O..J. Simpson attempts to evade the police when he becomes a suspect in the murders of Nicole Brown Simpson and Ron Goldman, followed by a report that Cowlings appeared in court during the Simpson trial. PLEASE NOTE News anchor and reporter image and audio, along with any commercial production excerpts, are for reference purposes only and are not clearable and cannot be used within your project.
1990s NEWS
OCT 07, 1994 PD PURSUIT RESULTS IN 3 DOA, DEAD ON ARRIVAL LIE AT FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD, QUEENS -FDNY FIREFIGHTERS AND NYPD POLICE ON HIGHWAY ACCIDENT SCENE AT NIGHT, AMBULANCES WITH LIGHTS AN SIRENS, BIG EMERGENCY PERSONNEL RESPONSE -SMASHED JEEP, BYSTANDERS WATCH FROM OVERPASS, EMTS CARRY COVERED BODIES TO AMBULANCES, COP WITH "DETECTIVE TOOLKIT" JACKET -CLOTHES TAKEN OFF LIMP BODY OF DEAD WHITE MALE, TERRIBLE, EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHS WRAP UP BODY AND REMOVE TO AMBULANCE, THREE BODIES AS A RESULT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT CHASE, PARAMEDICS ON SCENE WITH ORANGE HELMETS -FLATTENED OVERTURNED CAR ON LONG ISLAND EXPRESSWAY -EMT OFFICIAL MAKES STATEMENT, LT JAMES SCULLY ABOUT FATALITES AND CHASE. TWO SEPARATE ACCIDENTS -SECOND ACCIDENT SCENE, DETECTIVES WRITE REPORT, POLE DOWN, MANGLED CAR AGAINST GUARD RAIL -SIGN FOR FRANCIS LEWIS BLVD
FILE-BRONCO FROM OJ SIMPSON CHASE UP FOR SALE
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June 17, 1994
Los Angeles

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THE INFAMOUS WHITE FORD BRONCO THAT CARRIED O-J SIMPSON AS HE TRIED TO EVADE POLICE IN 1994 IS GOING UP FOR SALE.
AT THE TIME, THE CAR WAS OWNED BY AL "A.C." COWLINGS, SIMPSON"S FRIEND AND FORMER TEAMMATE.
COWLINGS WAS AT THE WHEEL DURING THE CHASE.
RECENTLY, THE BRONCO HAS BEEN OWNED BY MIKE GILBERT -- SIMPSON"S FORMER AGENT.
GILBERT SAYS HE BOUGHT IT SO IT WOULDN"T BE USED IN "DISTASTEFUL" TOURS... AND HE"S KEPT IT PRETTY MUCH HIDDEN EVER SINCE.
HE"S OFFERING THE BRONCO FOR SALE ON MONDAY"S EPISODE OF "PAWN STARS" WHICH AIRS ON THE HISTORY CHANNEL.
IN A CLIP, GILBERT SAYS HE HAD BEEN OFFERED HALF A MILLION DOLLARS AT ONE TIME FOR IT -- AND THAT HE"S LOOKING TO SELL IT TO GIVE MONEY TO HIS KIDS.
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OJ SIMPSON WHITE FORD BRONCO CONSUMER MONEY


USA: O.J. SIMPSON ALLEGED ROAD RAGE INCIDENT (2)
TAPE_NUMBER: EF01/0160 IN_TIME: 20:34:14 - 22:00:44 LENGTH: 03:02 SOURCES: Shots 1-6 = WSVN. 7-8 = US POOL, the rest = APTN RESTRICTIONS: FEED: VARIOUS (THE ABOVE TIME-CODE IS TIME-OF-DAY) SCRIPT: English/Nat XFA O-J Simpson surrendered himself to police authorities in Miami on Friday on charges stemming from an alleged road rage incident in December. Simpson's lawyer described the incident as a misunderstanding. O-J Simpson walked into a Miami-Dade County jail at noon Friday, then was taken to an unmarked police car and driven to the back of the sprawling jail to be processed. A Florida motorist accuses Simpson of reaching into his car and pulling off his glasses. Outside the police station, Simpson's lawyer Yale Galanter read a statement to the press. He said Simpson had not been the aggressor in the road rage incident in question. SOUNDBITE: (English) "Mr. Simpson is thankful for the professionalism shown by the Metro Dade police department and the state attorney's office in allowing him to self surrender this morning. As you are aware, Mr Simpson was involved in a road rage misunderstanding on December 4, 2000. Mr. Simpson was not the aggressor in that incident. Mr. Simpson is prepared to allow his lawyers to guide him through the legal system of Dade County. Mr. Simpson wanted me to tell you that he wishes to be an important part of this community and wishes to assimilate well into it. As a single father raising two children here in Miami-Dade County, his only goal is to be a great father and good provider to his children. He looks forward to putting this unfortunate misunderstanding behind him." SUPER CAPTION: Yale Galanter, OJ Simpson's lawyer Galanter explained that Miami-Dade State Attorney's Office contacted Simpson and his attorney several days ago to negotiate his surrender. SOUNDBITE: (English) "The state called Mr. Simpson and they gave him the option of turning himself in to the detention centre or they would issue a warrant for his arrest. It is my understanding that he consulted with his attorneys and he turned himself in today at the Turner Guilford Knight corrections facility. Currently he was charged with two charges, he was charged with burglary to an occupied conveyance which is a felony charge and also with simple battery." SUPER CAPTION: Vanessa Cook, Miami Dade Police Department Motorist Jeffrey Pattinson says Simpson, one of America's most popular football stars, scratched him when he pulled off his glasses. Pattinson says Simpson confronted him after he honked his horn at Simpson for driving through a stop sign. Simpson has denied wrongdoing. A jury acquitted Simpson of the June 1994 slayings of his ex-wife Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend Ronald Goldman. In a subsequent civil trial, Simpson was found liable for the killings in a suit filed by their families. He was ordered to pay 33.5 (m) million U-S dollars in damages. Simpson moved to the Miami area early last year. Since 1999, police have responded four times to reported disturbances between Simpson and his on-and-off girlfriend, Christie Prody. He was not charged in any of those incidents. SHOTLIST: Miami and Los Angeles - February 9, 2001 WSVN - Miami - February 9, 2001 1. OJ entering police station 2. Mugshot of O-J Simpson 3. SOUNDBITE: (English) Yale Galanter, OJ's lawyer 4. OJ Simpson in Garage, waving to cameras 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) Vanessa Cook, Miami Dade Police Department 6. Simpson leaving US POOL - FILE - Los Angeles, California, USA - October 3, 1995 7. OJ Simpson receiving verdict at criminal trial 8. Cutaway of crowd in courtroom with Goldman's father Ted and sister Kim APTN File - 17, June, 1994 9. Aerial wide shot of Bronco chase on LA freeway APTN File - 13 June, 1994 10. Medium shot of crime scene APTN File - 17, June, 1994 11. Slow motion shot of car driving by with OJ Simpson in back seat in police custody ?
The Christophe Le Scrill case; The Cyrille Boutin case
ANTI - CHASE DEVICE (6/24/1994)
IT IS A FACT THAT MANY PEOPLE DIE OR ARE INJURED EACH YEAR DURING LAW ENFORCEMENT CHASES. SO LAW OFFICERS IN TULSA ARE BEING EQUIPPED WITH A NEW DEVICE TO CUT BACK ON THOSE LONG AND DANGEROUS PURSUITS. THEY WILL BE USING A PORTABLE DEVICE SIMILAR TO THE ONE-WAY METAL SPIKES THAT ARE USED TO CONTROL TRAFFIC AT PARKING LOTS. THE PLAN IS FOR THE OFFICERS TO GET AHEAD OF THE SUSPECT AND PUT THE DEVICES IN THE ROAD. THE TIRES OF THE FLEEING VEHICLES ARE PUNCTURED, BRINGING THEIR FLIGHT TO A HALT. THE SPIKES ARE MEANT TO STAY IN THE TIRE AFTER IT IS PIERCED. OFFICIALS SAY CONTROL IS MAINTAINED AND THE VEHICLES COME TO A SAFE STOP.
Police Car; 5/20/1994
Police car is Camarro, POV on road; cops chase dragsters
OJ: WHERE IS THE FAMOUS "WHITE FORD BRONCO" NOW?
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O-J SIMPSON WAS GRANTED PAROLE THURSDAY -- NINE YEARS INTO HIS SENTENCE FOR FOR AN ARMED ROBBERY AND KIDNAPPING IN LAS VEGAS.
WITH O-J BACK IN THE HEADLINES -- IT MAY BRING TO MIND HIS FAMOUS 19-94 POLICE CHASE... AFTER THE DEATH OF HIS EX-WIFE NICOLE BROWN SIMPSON AND HER FRIEND RONALD GOLDMAN.
WE KNOW WHAT HAPPENED TO O.J.
BUT WHATEVER BECAME OF THAT FAMOUS WHITE BRONCO?
CNN"S CHRISTI PAUL FOUND OUT.

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"I"m gonna have to interrupt this call. I understand we have live picture in Los Angeles."
"I think I just saw O.J. Simpson on the 5 freeway. He"s headed north."
"Police believe OJ Simpson is in that car."
"The authorities were trying to phone the Bronco."
JUNE 17, 1994...
95 MILLION AMERICANS WATCHED LIVE TELEVISION AS O-J SIMPSON BECAME THE MOST FAMOUS FUGITIVE IN AMERICA.
THE FORMER HEISMAN TROPHY WINNER WAS SUPPOSED TO SURRENDER TO POLICE IN CONNECTION WITH THE MURDERS OF HIS EX-WIFE AND HER FRIEND RON GOLDMAN.
"This is AC. I have OJ in my car."
INSTEAD, O-J WAS HUDDLED IN THE BACKSEAT OF HIS FRIEND"S A-C COWLING"S FORD BRONCO.
"You gotta tell police to back off. He"s still alive but he"s got a gun to his head."
"I just want to be with Nicole."
"You don"t need to be with Nicole. You need to be with your family and with your kids."
"Please toss the gun. Juice, just toss it."
MILLIONS WERE GLUED TO THEIR T-V SCREENS -- INTENSELY FOLLOWING THE 1993, TWO-DOOR, WHITE FORD BRONCO LEADING POLICE ON A LOW-SPEED CAR CHASE ACROSS SOUTHERN LOS ANGELES.
NEARLY TWO HOURS AND 60 MILES LATER, THE BRONCO STOPS AT SIMPSON"S BRENTWOOD HOME - WHERE BOTH MEN SURRENDERED.
WE ALL KNOW WHAT HAPPENED AFTER THAT...
"We the jury of the above and entitle action find the defendant Orenthol J. Simpson not guilty for the crime of murder."
BUT WHAT ABOUT THE BRONCO -- ONE ELEMENT OF FASCINATION DURING "THE TRIAL OF THE CENTURY"?
ESPN REPORTS THAT AT SOME POINT BEFORE THE MURDER TRIAL BEGAN, COWLINGS HAD AGREED TO SELL THE SUV FOR 75-GRAND TO AN L.A. TOUR COMPANY.
BUT HE PULLED THE DEAL WHEN HE LEARNED THE COMPANY, THEN CALLED "GRAVE LINE TOUR," WOULD RE-ENACT THE CAR CHASE, THEN TAKE PEOPLE TO NICOLE SIMPSON"S GRAVE.
A COUPLE OF YEARS LATER, COWLINGS SOLD THE BRONCO FOR 75-THOUSAND DOLLARS TO SIMPSON"S FORMER AGENT, MIKE GILBERT AND TWO OTHER PEOPLE.
FOR THE NEXT 17 YEARS, THE MOST FAMOUS TRUCK IN AMERICA...
SAT PARKED IN SPACE 144 IN A LOS ANGELES CONDO...NOT MOVING AN INCH, ACCORDING TO ESPN.
IN 2012, A MAN WITH THE LUXOR HOTEL IN LAS VEGAS CAME LOOKING FOR THE FAMED BRONCO...TO PUT IT ON DISPLAY UNDER...
THE BRIGHT LIGHTS OF SIN CITY...
THE BRONCO SAT OUTSIDE THE LUXOR HOTEL TO PROMOTE THE CASINO"S BRAND NEW SPORTS MEMORABILIA EXHIBIT.
BUT ESPN REPORTS THE DEAL SOURED BECAUSE THE BRONCO WAS SUPPOSED TO BE DISPLAYED INSIDE, NOT UNDER THE HARSH DESERT SUN.
GILBERT TOOK THE CAR BACK, STORED IT IN A CONDO GARAGE IN CENTRAL CALIFORNIA- WHERE IT WAS HIDDEN FROM THE PUBLIC FOR SEVERAL MORE YEARS.
"It"s part of American history. They say it"s the second most viewed vehicle in world history behind the Kennedy car."
"INSIDE EDITION" SPOKE WITH GILBERT IN 2016 -- AND TOOK THE BRONCO OUT FOR A RIDE.
YEAH -- IT STILL RUNS.
GILBERT SAYS HE"S ONLY PUT 20 MILES ON THE BRONCO SINCE THE CAR CHASE IN 1994.
"AC was sitting here, OJ was right there, it brings back memory of a different time."
IN JUNE OF 2016, GILBERT AND HIS ASSOCIATES AGREED TO LOAN THE BRONCO TO ALCATRAZ EAST CRIME MUSEUM IN PIGEON FORGE, TENNESSEE.
SINCE THEN, HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS OF TOURISTS HAVE BEEN ABLE TO SEE FOR THEMSELVES, THE FAMED WHITE FORD BRONCO.
OH AND SOMETHING ELSE...
MUSEUM CURATORS FOUND THESE COMBS STILL IN THE GLOVE COMPARTMENT.
THEY SAY THEY BELONG TO COWLINGS.
AND THESE ITEMS WERE IN THE BRONCO DURING THE WILD CAR CHASE IN THE SUMMER OF 1994.
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CRIME COURTS BUFFALO BILLS


Germany Zundel - Man deported from Canada to face charges of denying Holocaust
NAME: GER ZUNDEL 020305Nx TAPE: EF05/0194 IN_TIME: 10:13:33:21 DURATION: 00:02:25:07 SOURCES: ARD DATELINE: Mannheim, 2 Mar 2005 RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST: 1. Prison van carrying Ernst Zundel arrives at Mannheim Courthouse, drives into courtyard 2. Guard locking the gate to courtyard 3. Zundel (with plastic bag) guarded by police entering court building 4. Various of exteriors Mannheim Courthouse 5. Various of prison van arriving at courthouse 6. Prison van parked in courthouse courtyard 7. Zundel guarded by police entering prison car 8. Prison car drive out of courtyard and down street, media chase van STORYLINE: A German judge ordered white supremacist Ernst Zundel to be held in jail after arraigning him on Wednesday on charges of denying the Holocaust and inciting hatred. A day after being deported from Canada, Zundel made no statement at the closed arraignment hearing in the southwestern city of Mannheim, court spokesman Ulrich Krehbiel said. The judge remanded Zundel into a Mannheim jail. German prosecutors had a 2003 arrest warrant against Zundel for decades of anti-Semitic activities, including repeated denials of the Holocaust - a crime in Germany. Because Zundel''s Holocaust-denying Web site is available in Germany, he is considered to be spreading his message to Germans. Canadian authorities deported Zundel, 65, after a federal judge ruled that his activities were not only a threat to national and international security. Born in Germany in 1939, Zundel emigrated to Canada in 1958 and lived in Toronto and Montreal until 2001. Canadian officials rejected his attempts to obtain citizenship in 1966 and 1994. Zundel has operated Samisdat Publishing, a leading distributor of Nazi propaganda, since the 1970s. Over the past decade, he has been a key content provider for a website dedicated to Holocaust denial. Zundel has claimed he is a peaceful man with no criminal record against him in Canada.
8 pm: [program of April 08, 2015]
Police Chase; 3/11/1994
EXT deli (night); cop flatbed tows bashed up car away
1990s NEWS
09/08/1994 OPERATION CLEAN HOUSE PROSTITUTION RAID VARIOUS LOCATION IN QUEENS -POLICE OFFICERS IN HOUSE WITH SCREAMING WOMAN -136-11 HOUSE NUMBER, COP WITH PUBLIC MORALS JACKET, ASIAN WOMEN, PROSTITUTES, SEX WORKERS, ASIAN JOHN WALKS OUT OF BROTHEL AND WAVES GOODBYE, LAUGHING -ASIAN FAMILY WATCHES, PROSTITUTES HANDCUFFED ARE LED OUT OF HOUSE, PERP WALK -FEMALE COP FRISKS ASIAN MALE IN BRICK HOUSE, "JOHN" -COPS CHASING PROSTITUTES AS THEY TRY TO FLEE -LOOKS LIKE FLUSHING, ASIAN PROSTITUTES, SEX WORKERS HIDE IN BACK OF CAR -SIGN FOR QUEENS KOREAN AMERICAN SENIOR CITIZENS CENTER -STREET SIGN: BROADWAY AND 74 ST
BROTHERS CHASE AND CRASH
TWO TEENAGE BROTHERS LEAD AUTHORITIES ON A 15-MILE CHASE IN A 1994 MERCURY GRAND MARQUIS STOLEN FROM AN AUTO DEALER AND VEHICLE HAD NO LICENSE PLATES; 10 MINUTE CHASE REACHED SPEEDS OF 120 MPH; TEENAGE SUSPECTS WERE AGE 14 AND 15;
O J Folo; 6/18/1994
OJ leaves police HQ, OJ mug shot, Bronco chase; Williams, DA speak
[Chauvet Cave]
1990s NEWS
EVENTS IN AND AROUND NYC FEB 5-6 1994 2-4-94 ONE HOUR OLD INFANT DOA IN BACKYARD BAG 206-55 46 AV, QN 2-4-94 PRESSER & WALk PUSH-IN ROBBERIES (48 PCT BX) 2-4-94 ONE HOUR OLD CHIKLD’S MOTHER ARRESTED 11TH PRECINCT 45-06 215TH STREET (QUEENS) 2-4-94 JEWELRY STORE HEIST TURNS SOUR 8422 5TH AVENUE (BKLYN) 2-5-94 CON EDISON TRUCK ABLAZE 32 PLACE & QUEENS BLVD. (QNS) 2-5-94 POLICE CHASE FROM S.I. TO BROOKLYN SUNSET PARK AREA (NR. 39 ST. & GOWANUS) (BKLYN) 2-5-94 ANOTHER GOTTI FAMILY MEMBER ARRESTED 103RD PRECINCT QNS 2-5-94 SHOOTOUT IN THE BEAUTY PARLOR 469 FULTON STREET BKLYN 2-5-94 4-ALARM FIRE RAGES OUT OF CONTROL W187TH STREET AND FORT WASHINGTON (MN) 2-6-94 NY HOSPITAL BEGINS CONSTRUCTION OF NEW BUILDING E 70TH AND FDR 2-6-94 PERPS WHO ATTACKED WOMAN ARRESTED 50TH PCT
CA: OJ SIMPSON PURSUIT LEGACY
<p><b>--SUPERS</b>--</p>\n<p>Thursday</p>\n<p>Los Angeles, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes </p>\n<p>Retired Photographer</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>David Goldstein</p>\n<p>Covered trial</p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>FORMER FOOTBALL STAR --O-J SIMPSON DIED THURSDAY IN LOS ANGLES.</p>\n<p>THAT'S ACCORDING TO A STATEMENT FROM HIS FAMILY.</p>\n<p>THOUGH KNOWN FOR HIS SKILLS ON THE FIELD -- SIMPSON BECAME INFAMOUS AFTER STANDING TRIAL FOR BRUTALLY MURDERING HIS EX-WIFE AND HER BOYFRIEND.</p>\n<p>HE WAS AQUITTED -- BUT THE CAR CHASE LEADING TO HIS ARREST LIVES IN INFARMY.</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>"I think I just saw OJ Simpson on the 5 freeway"</p>\n<p>IT WAS A CHASE WATCHED AROUND THE WORLD, A SLOW MOVING WHITE BRONCO IN JUNE OF 1994</p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes, Retired Photographer "I had the door open on the helicopter, feet on the skids sitting on the floor boards."</p>\n<p>RETIRED KCAL PHOTOGRAPHER JEFF MAILES SHOT THE IMAGES MANY CAN'T FORGET</p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes, Retired Photographer"So there's a lot of addiction to chases after that happened"</p>\n<p>MAILES SAYS OJS DRIVE UP THE 405 DIDNT START THE CHASE TREND AS HED BEEN IN THE HELICOPTER FOR YEARS BUT IT DID CHANGE THEM.</p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes, Retired Photographer "It awakened people to a modern phenomenon people flee the police and we have the ability to watch that happen."</p>\n<p>AND FOR 30 YEARS SINCE.</p>\n<p>"We are going to go to a pursuit we have breaking news police are chasing a black sedan"</p>\n<p>TV NEWSCASTS HAVE BEEN CAPTURING EVERY MOMENT EVER SINCE.</p>\n<p>"my goodness this driver is driving like a maniac"</p>\n<p>SOME TERRIFYING AND SOME BIZARRE.</p>\n<p>"we are being told there's a dog in the golf cart"</p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes, Retired Photographer "I remember someone stole a sparklers water truck. Someone stole a yellow cab, I mean it was like the chase interest really kindled after that"</p>\n<p>David Goldstein, Covered trial "and then All of sudden we heard turn the TV on there's a chopper following a car they think OJ Simpson is in"</p>\n<p>OUR DAVID GOLDSTEIN COVERED THE OJ TRIAL WAITING AT THE POLICE STATION FOR SIMPSON THAT DAY TO TURN HIMSELF IN.</p>\n<p>David Goldstein, Covered trial "people were cheering him on the overpasses some of them holding up signs." </p>\n<p>HE SAYS THE CHASE AND THE CASE STARTED OUR LOVE HATE RELATIONSHIP WITH REALITY TV</p>\n<p>David Goldstein, Covered trial "you know its more than likely going to end with the person coming out putting his or her hands, up spread eagle on the ground, but I think there's that one chance of we wanna see if they get away."</p>\n<p>AND ALTHOUGH POLICE OFFICERS WILL SAY THE MOMENT DIDNT CHANGE PROCEDURES EXPERTS ADMIT KNOWING MILLIONS WERE WATCHING ALWAYS HAS AN EFFECT.</p>\n<p>Jeff Mailes, Retired Photographer "I think the attention now that happens after the OJ chase is what altered everything."</p>\n<p><b>--TAG</b>--</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Supers/Fonts: </b> Thursday</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Los Angeles, CA</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Location: </b> Los Angeles</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>State/Province: </b> California</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Shot Date: </b> 04/11/2024</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>URL: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Notes and Restrictions: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Newsource Notes: </b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>Story Description: </b></p>\n<p>Elements:</p>\n<p>DONUT: vo aerials and ground footage of bronco pursuit, sot KCAL/KCBS former cameraman, vo aerials of genericlLA pursuit, SOT KCBS/KCAL program clip of pursuit, sot KCBS/KCAL reporter, vo cutaway reportering talking to reporter, Simpson court video (source: POOL)</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Wire/StoryDescription:</p>\n<p>n/a</p>\n<p></p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Station Notes/Scripts:</p>\n<p>(Pkg)</p>\n<p></p>