BELIEVING SUSPECT WAS INVOLVED IN AN EARLIER HIT AND RUN OFFICER WAS IN PURSUIT OF SUSPECT; AFTER SUSPECT'S VEHICLE WAS WRECKED HE RAN OUT OF THE WINDOW OF THE VEHICLE WITH A SHOT GUN AND EXCHANGED SHOTS WITH OFFICER; OFFICER WAS SHOT IN THE ARM AND CHEST; SUSPECT WAS SHOT IN THE CHEST; SUSPECT WAS FOUND NOT GUILTY BY REASON OF INSANITY;

<p><b>--SUPERS--</b></p>\n<p>:00-:55</p>\n<p>March 25</p>\n<p>Clark County, OH</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Clark County Sheriff's Office</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>:56-1:17</p>\n<p>March 25</p>\n<p>Uber/Dashcam</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>Clark County Sheriff's Office</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:18-1:21</p>\n<p>Family photo</p>\n<p></p>\n<p>1:29-1:47</p>\n<p>Clark County Sheriff's Office</p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--LEAD IN</b>--</p>\n<p>THERE'S AN UPDATE ON THE DEADLY ENCOUNTER IN OHIO INVOLVING AN UBER DRIVER AND A HOMEOWNER.</p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS SAY THAT HOMEOWNER WAS THE VICTIM OF A PHONE SCAM... AND WRONGLY ASSUMED THE DRIVER WAS INVOLVED.</p>\n<p>NOW, WE NOW HAVE MORE INFORMATION FROM THE 911 CALL AND BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE FROM THE SHERIFF'S DEPUTIES WHO MADE THE ARREST.</p>\n<p>LYDIA BICE HAS THE LATEST.</p>\n<p><b>--REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS</b>--</p>\n<p>William Brock</p>\n<p>"I'm sure glad to see you guys out here cause I've been on this phone for a couple of hours with this guy saying I had a nephew in jail, had a wreck in Charleston and he just kept hanging on, needing bond money and this woman was supposed to."</p>\n<p>"Officer says it was a scam..."</p>\n<p>"Yeah I figured it, I kept getting different names and different stories out of him."</p>\n<p>THIS BODY CAMERA FOOTAGE FROM MARCH 25TH SHOWING THE CHAOTIC MOMENTS AFTER AN 81-YEAR-OLD MAN SHOT A WOMAN HE THOUGHT WAS TRYING TO SCAM HIM.</p>\n<p>THE HOMEOWNER 81-YEAR-OLD WILLIAM BROCK TELLING DEPUTIES HE HAD BEEN GETTING PHONE CALLS ALL DAY FROM A SCAMMER -- SAYING THAT ONE OF BROCK'S RELATIVES NEEDED HELP.</p>\n<p>BROCK TOLD DEPUTIES THE SCAMMER ALSO TOLD HIM A WOMAN WAS COMING TO HIS HOUSE TO GET MONEY FROM HIM.</p>\n<p>HOWEVER - THE WOMAN WHO SHOWED UP WAS ACTUALLY AN UBER DRIVER WHO WAS ALSO A VICTIM OF THE SCAM.</p>\n<p>THIS VIDEO WAS FROM HER DASH CAM THAT WAS ROLLING WHEN BROCK CONFRONTED HER AT GUNPOINT.</p>\n<p>Nat sound</p>\n<p>LOLETHA HALL WAS SHOT THREE TIMES AND LATER DIED.</p>\n<p>INVESTIGATORS SAY SHE WAS- DIRECTED BY SOMEONE THROUGH THE UBER APP TO PICK UP A PACKAGE FROM BROCK'S HOME.</p>\n<p>Nat sound of 911 call</p>\n<p>Brock: "It was the guy on the phone who sent her here."</p>\n<p>Dispatcher: "So the man on the phone was trying to get money from you and she was knocking on the door at the same time?"</p>\n<p>Brock: "Yes and he was telling me that he was going to kill me, and my family, and everybody else around."</p>\n<p>IN A CRAZY TURN OF EVENTS - THE CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE WAS ABLE TO GET THAT SCAMMER ON THE LINE- THE CONVERSATION PICKED UP ON BODY CAM.</p>\n<p>Nat sound from police bodycam</p>\n<p>Clark County Detective: "May I ask who I'm talking to?"</p>\n<p>Scammer: "Yes, this is the officer speaking."</p>\n<p>Clark County Detective: "Okay, what officer? </p>\n<p>Scammer: "Yes, this is the officer speaking."</p>\n<p>Clark County Detective: "Okay, what officer?"</p>\n<p>Scammer: "Yes."</p>\n<p>Clark County Detective: "No, I need to know what officer sir."</p>\n<p>Scammer: "You are gonna be in trouble."</p>\n<p>Clark County Detective: "Okay. Let me ask you this, the female that you sent over here, do you know who she is?"</p>\n<p>Scammer: "Yes I do."</p>\n<p>ACCORDING TO THE POLICE REPORT -- ONE CLARK COUNTY SHERIFF'S OFFICE DEPUTY RAN THAT SCAMMER'S PHONE NUMBER -- AND IT CAME BACK TO BELL MOBILITY IN CANADA.</p>\n<p><b>--TAG--</b></p>\n<p>WILLIAM BROCK,THE ELDERLY OHIO MAN ACCUSED OF FATALLY SHOOTING AN UBER DRIVER LAST MONTH APPEARED IN COURT WEDNESDAY</p>\n<p>ACCORDING TO THE CLARK COUNTY PROSECUTORS -- THE 81-YEAR-OLD PLEADED NOT GUILTY TO ALL FIVE CHARGES FILED AGAINST HIM -- WHICH INCLUDED MURDER.</p>\n<p><b>-----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----</b></p>\n<p></p>\n<p><b>--KEYWORD TAGS--</b></p>\n<p>OHIO CAUGHT ON CAMERA UBER DRIVER DEATH</p>\n<p></p>

Police in Charleston released dash camera video on Thursday of a June 26 incident involving City Councilwoman Deborah Morinelli. Morinelli was arrested for DUI after driving into a ditch. In the video, Morinelli can be seen trying to stand but she falls into the ditch on the side of the road. She finally had to be carried from the ditch by two officers. Dash cam video shows Charleston Councilwoman Deborah Morinelli drunk and falling after she drove her car into a ditch. Police found a half-empty wine bottle and removed several mini bottles of wine from the vehicle, which can also be seen in the video. Morinelli was charged with driving under the influence and having an open container in a motor vehicle. She pleaded guilty to the charges last week and was ordered to pay fines that total more than $2,500.

A North Charleston police officer is placed on administrative duty and under investigation after Dorchester deputies pulled her over for speeding.On Christmas Eve, officers charged 41-year-old Christine Phinney, the wife of a Dorchester County Sheriff's Lieutenant, with offenses that could have put her behind bars, but she never went to jail."I'm a police officer," yelled Phinney on the dash cam video. "Do you know see my torn lip? Do you not see my lip?"Police say she was handcuffed and wrestled to the ground. After the small fight she said, "He's going to love it when he gets sued for a (expletive) fat lip."Phinney worked as an officer with North Charleston Police Department. "I pull people for driving 100 mph, you know what they say? I'm a narcotics officer in an unmarked vehicle. Well just slow it down and have a good night. As long as the show me a badge, I don't care," said Phinney.She tells the deputy she is Tony Phinney's wife, a lieutenant with the same agency that pulled her over.Despite her connection, they charged her with disorderly conduct and reckless driving. Maj. John Garrison says the majority of people with those charges get a court date, but they're not taken to jail."It's not like there was preference shown it was treated like any other case," said Garrison.It all started after officers saw Phinney speeding down Central Avenue in Summerville.They say she drove in the median and passed cars pulled over for the blue lights. Eventually she turned in to the White Gables subdivision and stopped for officers. An incident report says they clocked her going 65 in a 40 mph speed zone."In this instance it did involve another police officer. Her supervisors in North Charleston were notified. They responded and requested that they be allowed to take custody of her. They did what they had to do as far as department police and their internal affairs investigation," said Maj. Garrison.He says she could be fined, spend up to 60 days in jail, and get six points on her license for the charges. He says alcohol was not a factor.

Charleston, SCWhile on Patrol Hanahan K-9 Police officer C. Veazey observed a beige van that matched the description of a stolen vehicle. After running the plates the van came back as still stolen. After calling for backup to initiate a felony traffic stop a pursuit ensued.After three other officers J.A Barbare, Catell and Chapman lined up behind Veazey they initiated the stop and the Van seemed to comply at first and then accelerated. During the Pursuit Officer Veazey's car malfunctioned and he turned the lead on the pursuit to Officer Cattell.Cattell, Chapman and Barbare pursued the vehicle until the driver entered a dead end street and turned around to continue fleeing. When cornered by the cruisers 17 year old Jesse Clayton Baugh tried to ram his van through the police cruisers. Officers pulled their weapons and started firing at the suspect who ran over Officer Chapman and crashed into his cruiser head on.Officer Chapman barely escaped death as he was able to roll out from under the van and continue to fire at the suspect.Officer Veazey rolled up on the scene towards the end and arrested the suspect by pulling him through the Van window.Officer Chapman suffered a broken right foot in the incident. the Suspect was not hit by any of the bullets and was charged with 3 counts of Assault and Battery with intent to Kill, Failure to Stop and possession of a Stolen Vehicle.The Suspect was underage at the time of the crime and accepted and plea arrangement to 18 months as a youthful offender.Suspect Jesse Clayton Baugh - DOB 12/07/86