--SUPERS--TuesdayDenverRyan Brown Pulled Over By Police --LEAD IN--A COLORADO MAN IS SPEAKING PUBLICLY AFTER HIS CONFRONTATION WITH COLORADO SPRINGS POLICE WAS CAUGHT ON CAMERA. RYAN BROWN BELIEVES H ...

BODYCAM FOOTAGE SHOT FROM INSIDE THE HOUSE SHOWS POV OFFICER RELOADING PISTOL AS SHOTS ARE HEARD IN BACKGROUND. POLICE OFFICER WITH PARTNER HEAD DOWNSTAIRS WHERE SHOTS WERE FIRED. VIDEO LOOPS. NEIGHBORS AND WITNESSES SPEAK TO REPORTERS OUTSIDE HOUSE. POLICE UPDATE PRESSER. GOSHEN - Orange County District Attorney David Hoovler released footage from a body camera worn during the police shootout on Tuesday in the Village of Maybrook. Hoovler released two and a half minutes of dramatic footage on Thursday showing the escalation of a police call for a domestic dispute on Abbey Avenue. The footage shows police officers talking with Anthony Bostick inside an apartment, before he shot Town of Montgomery Police Chief Arnold "Butch" Amthor. The video shows police firing several rounds at Bostick. "Mr. Bostick refused to open the door and refused to cooperate with police, despite the police asking repeatedly for over 30 to 40 minutes for his cooperation," Hoovler said during a press conference on Thursday. "At a point when they believed he may have become suicidal, they entered the residence." The police officer in the video is initially armed with a taser rather than a firearm, Hoovler said. Another officer can be heard saying, "Go lethal," at which point the officer trades the taser for his gun. Bostick fired first, and then police returned fire, Hoovler said. Bostick was pronounced dead at the scene of an "apparent gunshot wound," according to a press release from Hoovler's office Thursday. Hoovler would not say during the press conference if Bostick's gunshot wound was self-inflicted or if it happened when police returned fire. In the footage, an officer says, "He just shot himself."

A police officer barks orders at a suspect in a parking lot. The suspect gets out of the car and gets on his knees but when he doesn't leave his hands behind his head the officer uses his taser to subdue him. Please note There is approximately 12 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

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--TEASE--\nBODY CAM VIDEO OF THE ARREST AND TASING OF N-B-A PLAYER STERLING BROWN IS RELEASED.\nI'M JIM ROWBOTTOM.\n\n --LEAD IN--\nMILWAUKEE POLICE RELEASE BODY CAMERA VIDEO OF THE ARREST AND TASING OF N-B-A PLAYER STERLING BROWN.\nAND THE POLICE CHIEF IS APOLOGIZING.\nJIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n(nats) "Taser! Taser! Taser!"\nTHE POLICE REPORT SAYS THE MILWAUKEE BUCKS ROOKIE GOT CONFRONTATIONAL OVER AN ALLEGED PARKING VIOLATION ON JANUARY 26TH -- PROMPTING OFFICERS TO TASE AND ARREST HIM.\nTHE POLICE CHIEF ADDRESSED THE MEDIA WEDNESDAY.\nChief Alfonso Morales/ Milwaukee Police Department\n"Our department conducted an investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately. And those members were recently disciplined."\n"I'm sorry this incident escalated to this level."\nI'M JIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTING.\n --TAG--\nIN A STATEMENT, BROWN SAID IN PART--\n"BLACK MEN SHOULDN'T HAVE TO HAVE THEIR GUARD UP AND INSTANTLY BE ON THE DEFENSIVE WHEN SEEING A POLICE OFFICER, BUT IT'S OUR REALITY AND A REAL PROBLEM."\nHE ALSO SAID (QUOTE) "I WILL TAKE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO CONTINUE FORCING CHANGE IN OUR COMMUNITY."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWISCONSIN MILWAUKEE POLICE CAUGHT ON CAMERA BASKETBALL ARREST\n

A police officer uses his taser on a woman during a traffic stop. The woman screams in pain and falls as she's getting out of the vehicle, hitting her head on her taillight. The officer handcuffs her and tases her again. Please note There is approximately 17 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

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NAME: US BEATING 20090817I TAPE: EF09/0782 IN_TIME: 10:32:11:12 DURATION: 00:03:06:17 SOURCES: AP TELEVISION/POLICE VIDEO DATELINE: Minneapolis, 17 Aug 2009/Recent RESTRICTIONS: SHOTLIST ++QUALITY AS INCOMING++ Dash Cam Police Video February 19, 2009 1. Dash cam video showing police officer wrestling with man AP Television August 17, 2009 2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sergeant Jesse Garcia, Public Information Officer, Minneapolis Police Department: "You know I think anytime force is used, force doesn't look good, but sometimes it is necessary, unfortunately. And I think people that aren't used to seeing that, it does raise concerns with them, and it's something that is not normal but it's things that do happen." Dash Cam Police Video February 19, 2009 3. Dash cam video showing police officers running towards man and first police officers, police officers then start punching man. Several more police officers arrive and start kicking man as he is pinned to ground AP Television August 17, 2009 4. SOUNDBITE (English) Sergeant Jesse Garcia, Public Information Officer, Minneapolis Police Department: "Right now it's going to be sent to the FBI for review, internal affairs will open a case and review it, and then our training will review tactics that were used out there. As of right now we can't talk specifically about that particular case because now there is an internal affairs investigation and we won't know anything until that's finished." Dash Cam Police Video February 19, 2009 5. Various of dash cam video showing police officers hitting man AP Television August 17, 2009 6. SOUNDBITE (English) Sergeant Jesse Garcia, Public Information Officer, Minneapolis Police Department: "You know I want the citizens to have trust in the Minneapolis police, they are out there doing a very tough job, you can see by this video also, they are dealing with people that don't want to go to jail, people that don't want to cooperate and then things like this happen, so I want the people to have trust in us, know that we are out there looking after them, looking for their best interest and safety and trying to make this a good place to live, work, and enjoy life." Dash Cam Police Video February 19, 2009 7. Dash cam video showing wide of man on ground surrounded by police officers STORYLINE The US Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) on Monday agreed to investigate the beating of a man by Minneapolis police officers after the city's police chief reviewed video showing some of the officers kicking and punching the man while he was being held face-down in the snow. Police Chief, Tim Dolan asked the FBI to investigate the February arrest of Derryl M. Jenkins during a traffic stop, saying some of the responding officers' actions are cause for concern. Jenkins, who turns 43 on Tuesday, was charged with assault and refusing to submit to alcohol tests, but the charges have been dropped. Through his attorney, Jenkins said releasing the seven-minute video recorded by cameras attached to the police squad cars was in the public interest. Attorney Paul Edlund said on Monday that his client wanted to put the video into the public domain to make people aware of what happened. Jenkins has said he was stopped February 19 after a late-night dinner and three beers. The arresting officer accused Jenkins of driving about 15 miles (24 kilometres) over the speed limit, though Jenkins denies it. The video shows the officer stopping Jenkins' PT Cruiser in north Minneapolis, then opening the car's driver's side door to talk to him. Soon thereafter Jenkins gets out of the car and begins to struggle with the officer. The officer pulls Jenkins' hooded jacket over his head and throws him down into the snow while waiting for backup. Several other officers arrive at the scene and many of them are seen punching and kicking Jenkins as they try to apply handcuffs. A Taser is used at one point, but it is ineffective, according to police records. Jenkins says he was eventually taken to North Memorial Medical Centre, where he received several stitches above his eye. He was then taken to the Hennepin County Jail. No disciplinary action has been taken against the officers involved, and Dolan said it appears that the officer who tried to make the initial arrest acted appropriately. That officer suffered a split lip and bloody nose during the incident. Dolan issued a brief written statement on Monday but declined interview requests. Police spokesman Sergeant Jesse Garcia said the video shows how officers often have to deal with people who resist arrest, which he said can create a dangerous situation. An FBI spokesman said investigators were to look into the case saying it is common for the FBI to examine excessive force complaints against local law enforcement because one of its responsibilities is enforcing federal civil rights laws. In addition, Dolan has referred the case to the department's internal affairs and training units for a review of arrest procedures.

Source: KABC Location: Los Angeles, CA Metropolitan Division Officer Involved Shooting Update WHAT: News Conference WHEN: Monday, October 3, 2016 11:00 a.m. WHERE: LAPD Headquarters 100 West 1st Street Los Angeles, CA 90012 (Compstat Room) WHO: Los Angeles Police Department, Chief Charlie Beck WHY: Updated information regarding the officer involved shooting which occurred in the 1700 block of 107th Street on October 1, 2016. Los Angeles Chief Defends 2 Fatal Weekend Shootings By AMANDA LEE MYERS, ASSOCIATED PRESS LOS ANGELES - Oct 3, 2016, 5:07 PM ET LAPD Fatal ShootingThe Associated Press Los Angeles Police officers stop their patrol vehicle to speak to neighbors and members of the community gathered around a makeshift memorial outside a residence on Sunday, Oct. 2, 2016. Officers shot and killed Carnell Snell Jr. in south Los Angeles on Saturday at the end of a car chase, sparking a protest by several dozen people angered by another fatal police shooting of a black man. (AP Photo/Damian Dovarganes)more + SHARE Email The Los Angeles police chief on Monday defended the use of deadly force against two men in separate fatal shootings over the weekend, saying one turned toward officers with a gun and the other pointed what looked like a real gun at police. LAPD Chief Charlie Beck released new details of Saturday's shooting of 18-year-old Carnell Snell in South Los Angeles and a fatal police shooting of an unidentified Hispanic man on Sunday. The shootings come amid heightened tensions over police actions involving black people and other minorities across the country. In the shooting of Snell, officers tried to pull over a car he was in because it had paper plates that didn't match the year of the vehicle - a possible indication of a stolen car and something commonly seen in drive-by shootings, Beck said. Snell, seated in the back, looked at officers and then ducked down "as if to hide from them," Beck said. When officers tried to pull the car over, Snell jumped out holding his waistband and the foot pursuit began, he said. After a chase of several hundred yards, Beck said, Snell took a gun from his waistband and turned in the direction of the pursuing officers, prompting the shooting. Snell died at the scene and police recovered a fully loaded semi-automatic gun with one round in the chamber within 5 feet of where Snell lay, Beck said, adding that the weapon had not been fired. Beck did not say whether one or more officers fired, how close they were to Snell, or whether the car turned out to be stolen. The officers were not wearing body cameras, but a surveillance video from a business clearly showed Snell was armed, Beck said. The shooting occurred in a Los Angeles neighborhood where nearly 450 people have been shot this year, making it the worst in the city for gun violence, Beck said. "We are doing our absolute best to take guns out of the hands of those that would use them against others, and sometimes that leads to circumstances where Los Angeles police officers are put into peril and have to defend themselves," the chief said. A group of people protested outside Beck's news conference, chanting, "No justice, no peace, no racist police." Three were arrested for unlawful assembly after refusing orders to leave police headquarters and take their demonstration to a public street. "We're so tired," said protester Jade Daniels, 24. "These kids don't want to die. What black person would point a gun at a group of cops?" Activists have called on police to publicly name the officers involved in the shooting, which occurred near Snell's home. They also appealed for a quick, transparent investigation. Snell was on probation after pleading no contest to one felony count of assault likely to produce great bodily injury, according to court records. On Sunday, a man was shot when he pointed what turned out to be a replica handgun at police, Beck said, adding that an orange tip had been colored black to make the replica look real. The man remained unidentified. He was only described as Hispanic. Beck said both officers involved in that shooting were wearing body cameras and the footage supports their accounts while refuting claims that the man was shot on the ground. The officers were responding to reports of a man with a gun. "In both these instances the officers feared for their lives because of the actions of the individuals that they were pursuing," Beck said. Snell was the third black man in five days to die in confrontations with police in Southern California. Last Tuesday, Alfred Olango was fatally shot by an officer in the San Diego suburb of El Cajon when Olango took a "shooting stance" and pointed at an officer with what turned out to be a 4-inch vape pen - an electronic cigarette device. On Friday, Reginald Thomas died after being shot with a Taser by police in Pasadena. He was armed with a knife and his wife described him as mentally ill. Meanwhile, the family of a black man killed by police in Sacramento in July demanded murder charges Monday against two officers heard on a dash-cam video talking about trying to hit the man with their police cruiser before he was shot 14 times. --

A robbery suspect is pulled over but refuses to comply with the officers demands. The suspect gets out of the car and makes movements that appear as if he's going for a gun. The officer tazes the suspect. The suspect falls into the rear window breaking it with his head. Please note There is approximately 60 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

<pi> This package/segment contains third party material. Unless otherwise noted, this material may only be used within this package/segment. Usage must cease on all platforms (including digital) within ten days of its initial delivery or such shorter time as designated by CNN. </pi>\n\n --SUPERS--\n00 - 06\nMilwaukee Police Department\n\n06 - 10\nGetty Images\n\n11-1:17\nMilwaukee Police Department\n\n01:17 - 01:25\nTom Barrett\nMilwaukee Mayor\n\n01:36 - 01:39\nMilwaukee Police Department\n\n01:38 - 01:44 \nWISN (Left image)\nGetty Images (Right Image)\n\n02:15 - 2:27\nGetty Images\n\n --LEAD IN--\nNEWLY RELEASED BODY-CAM VIDEO SHOWS MILWAUKEE POLICE HANDCUFFING, TAKING DOWN, AND TASING N-B-A STAR STERLING BROWN BACK IN JANUARY.\nIT STARTED WITH A MERE PARKING VIOLATION, BUT ENDED WITH BROWN ARRESTED.\nTHE POLICE CHIEF SAYS THE OFFICERS WERE DISCIPLINED, AND BROWN IS TAKING LEGAL ACTION.\nC-N-N'S RYAN YOUNG REPORTS.\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\nMILWAUKEE'S POLICE DEPARTMENT IS APOLOGIZING - OVER THIS INCIDENT FROM JANUARY\nNats: "Taser taser taser!"\nWHICH ENDED IN MILWAUKEE BUCKS PLAYER STERLING BROWN - BEING TASED.\nYOU CAN SEE VIA THE NEWLY RELEASED BODY CAM VIDEO... BROWNS CAR DOUBLE-PARKED ACROSS TWO HANDICAPPED SPACES.\nTHE OFFICER APPROACHES AND ASKS FOR BROWN'S I-D\nNats: "How you doing? Got a driver's license?"\nA BACK AND FORTH ENSUES AFTER THE YOUNG BASKETBALL PLAYER IS TOLD TO BACK UP\nNats: "Back up. Back up!"\nTHEN THE OFFICER CALLS FOR REINFORCEMENTS…\nNats: "Can I get another squad here?\nAROUND 8 MINUTES INTO THE VIDEO ONE OF THE OFFICERS YELLS FOR BROWN TO GET HIS HANDS OUT OF HIS POCKETS.\nNats: "Take your hands out of your pockets now!"\nNats Brown: "Hold on. I've got stuff in my hands."\nFOUR OFFICERS THEN GRAB BROWN AND WRESTLE HIM TO THE GROUND.\n[Nats]\n...AND TASE HIM\nNats: "Taser taser taser!"\nYOU CAN HEAR BROWN GRUNTING \n[Nats]\nTHE ENCOUNTER RESULTED IN BROWN'S ARREST... BUT THE BASKETBALL PLAYER WAS NEVER CHARGED.\nMILWAUKEE MAYOR TOM BARRETT CALLS THE VIDEO "DISTURBING" ... \nBarrett: "No citizen should be treated this way. The actions I saw also demand accountability."\nIN A STATEMENT, THE POLICE CHIEF SAID "I AM SORRY THIS INCIDENT ESCALATED TO THIS LEVEL."\nAND NOTES THAT UNNAMED OFFICERS WERE "RECENTLY DISCIPLINED" AFTER AN INTERNAL INVESTIGATION.\nTHE FOOTAGE COMES JUST A DAY AFTER BROWN'S LAWYER ANNOUNCED THAT THE ROOKIE WOULD BE FILING A CIVIL RIGHTS LAWSUIT AGAINST THE CITY'S POLICE FORCE.\nIN A STATEMENT POSTED TO HIS TWITTER ACCOUNT BROWN SAYS THE INCIDENT WHICH HE BELIEVES SHOULD HAVE ENDED WITH "A SIMPLE PARKING TICKET "…SHOWS "RACISM TOWARDS THE MINORITY COMMUNITY, THE ABUSE OF POWER, AND THE LACK OF ACCOUNTABILITY FOR OFFICERS INVOLVED."\nTHE BUCKS ALSO RELEASED A STATEMENT SAYING IN PART -- "THE ABUSE AND INTIMIDATION THAT STERLING EXPERIENCED AT THE HANDS OF MILWAUKEE POLICE WAS SHAMEFUL AND INEXCUSABLE."\nTHE VIDEO RELEASE COINCIDES WITH A NEW N-F-L POLICY STATING THAT TEAMS WILL BE FINED IF PLAYERS ON THE FIELD KNEEL DURING NATIONAL ANTHEM... A STEP PLAYERS TOOK TO PROTEST EXCESSIVE POLICE FORCE AGAINST PEOPLE OF COLOR.\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nPOLICE USE OF FORCE NBA STERLING BROWN\n\n

A police officer handcuffs a suspect while another officer watches. They bring the suspect to the patrol car. Please note There is approximately 12 minutes of this footage. Source info obscured - all info available upon licensing.

--TEASE--\nI'M JIM ROWBOTTOM.\nBODY CAM VIDEO OF THE ARREST AND TASING OF N-B-A PLAYER STERLING BROWN IS RELEASED.\n\n --LEAD IN--\nMILWAUKEE POLICE RELEASE BODY CAMERA VIDEO OF THE ARREST AND TASING OF N-B-A PLAYER STERLING BROWN.\nJIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n(nats) "Taser! Taser! Taser!"\nTHE POLICE REPORT SAYS THE MILWAUKEE BUCKS ROOKIE GOT CONFRONTATIONAL OVER AN ALLEGED PARKING VIOLATION ON JANUARY 26TH -- PROMPTING OFFICERS TO TASE AND ARREST HIM.\nMILWAUKEE'S MAYOR ADDRESSED REPORTERS WEDNESDAY.\nTom Barrett/ Mayor of Milwaukee\n"Mr. Brown deserves an apology and I am very sorry the Milwaukee Police treated him in the fashion he was treated."\n"As a human being I am offended by what I saw on the video."\nI'M JIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTING.\n --TAG--\nIN A STATEMENT, BROWN SAID IN PART--\n"BLACK MEN SHOULDN'T HAVE TO HAVE THEIR GUARD UP AND INSTANTLY BE ON THE DEFENSIVE WHEN SEEING A POLICE OFFICER, BUT IT'S OUR REALITY AND A REAL PROBLEM."\nHE ALSO SAID (QUOTE) "I WILL TAKE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO CONTINUE FORCING CHANGE IN OUR COMMUNITY."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWISCONSIN MILWAUKEE POLICE CAUGHT ON CAMERA BASKETBALL ARREST\n\n

INT BROLL POLICE CHIEF CHARLIE BECK PRESSER ON LAPD SHOOTING NY INTERPLAY SLUG: NNS 02 SKID ROW LAPD CHIEF BECK NEWSER KTTV FOX Charlie Beck, Chief of Police LAPD 15:03:15 Let me start by saying this is a tragedy. It was also a very intense situation and brutal brutal fight. It highlights the homeless and mental illness issues that trouble us in our skid row area. At approximately 12:00 noon on Sunday, officers from LAPD central area station were dispatched to the 500 block of south Sampedro. 15:03:46 They were dispatched to a citizen report of a robbery call. Upon arrival the, officers and a supervisor made contact with the victim who directed them to a suspect's location. When police approached the suspect, he repeatedly refused to comply with officers' commands and then began to fight with them. During the altercation, officers used tasers in an attempt to subdue the man. 15:04:14 However, the tasers appeared to have little effect and he continued to violently resist. While on the ground, and struggling with the officers, the man forcibly grabbed one of the officer's holstered pistols resulting in an officer-involved shooting. Officers immediately summoned Los Angeles fire department paramedics to the scene who determined the man was deceased. Paramedics transported him to the L.A. County coroner's office. 0453 Two of the officers involved in the incident sustained injuries. They were treated and released from area hospital. One is on crutches at this moment and is recuperating at home. As with all officer-involved shootings, LAPD specialize forced investigation division responded to preserve and collect evidence and to interview witnesses to the shooting. As you know, portions of this incident were captured on video from various sources including two body-worn cameras on officers at the scene. 0523 These will be reviewed and analyzed as part of the ongoing investigation. Force investigation's investigation will be comprehensive and will be conducted in coordination with LAPD's office of inspector general and will be presented to the board of police commissioners to determine whether use of deadly force in this incident was consistent with department policies and procedures. 0549 Also, the L.A. County district attorney's justice systems integrity division responded to the scene and will conduct a comprehensive review of all facts which result in the shooting. The officers involved in this incident are assigned to our safer cities initiative in central area and are specially trained on dealing with homeless people and mental illness issues. 0614 Several of the officers have participated and completed our most extensive mental illness training, over a 36-hour course. All of the officers had had training to some extent in dealing with the mentally ill. Photos of the officer's pistol are on my right. As you can see, the slide is partially engaged and a round has been partially ejected and fouled the firing chamber. 0645 This is indicative of a struggle over the weapon. As you can also see, the magazine is dislodged from its resting place. This is also indicative of force used on the weapon. There's also a screen grab from a privately taken video. If you examine that, it appears that the suspect's hand is reaching for the officer's waistband in the area where his pistol would be located. There's also a photo of a standard Glock pistol without its slide engaged, and you can use that for comparison purposes so you can see the effect of the struggle on the officer's weapon. 0728 As I started, this is an extreme tragedy. We feel great compassion in the LAPD for people who live in conditions of homelessness and often mental illness with no treatment. We prepare our officers to deal as best they can with them, but the reality is this is much more than a problem that the police, alone, can solve. I've reviewed the other videos. 0803 It appears to me the officers acted compassionately up until the time when force was required. These are very difficult situations. My heart goes out to the family of the man who was killed, and also to the Los Angeles police officers who had to be part of this tragedy. 0821 As always, anybody that saw, recorded, or in other ways may have information regarding this incident, we ask to contact the LAPD. This investigation is ongoing. You will have many questions, which I cannot answer, because it is premature. But we will find out truth of this matter. With that, I'll take a couple questions. QUESTIONS Q: Based on what you know now, I know it's still in the investigative process and we'll learn more in the days and weeks ahead, based on what you know now, does it appear to you that the officers acted justifiably when they fired shots at this man? 0901 Part of my role as chief of police is to adjudicate these investigations, and it would be inappropriate for me to go that far and to make a statement about the propriety of this incident until I have seen all the evidence. And I ask the public to do the same thing. These are exhaustive investigations. 0923 They're conducted not only by the police department, but by the inspector general who works directly for the police commission and not from me. Also reviewed by the district attorney who as investigators roll to the scene at the time of the shooting. Also reviewed through our internal process before it goes to police commission. These are some of the most exhaustive investigations we do, and I ask that just as I do, that folks not rush to judgment either on the actions of the officers or the actions of the deceased. Q: I know that you've talked about -- it appears that the gentleman reaching for the officer's gun, can you also talk a little bit about the audio on the video? Can you confirm whether it was officers that said "Drop the gun"? 1020 I have reviewed the video and the audio, and preliminarily, it -- you can hear the young officer who is primarily engaged in the confrontation, saying that "He has my gun, he has my gun." He says it several times. Q: He has my gun? 1044 Well, and I've heard other audios that sound a little dissimilar, but the one that I heard the most clear is the officer saying "He has my gun." He says it several times, with conviction. Q: Two of those officers were wearing body cameras. 1100 Well you know there is compelling video and some of that video you've already seen. There a multiple avenues to collect videos, the corner of 5th and St. Pedral. Dozens, literally if stationary cameras, but there.. ill get there and there are also two officers with body cameras and that offers officers a unique perspective. 1129 WE believe will be crucial to determining the propriety and I know the media would love to have that video and it would certainly serve the purpose for the media's cycle. But at this point of the investigation It would not proper for us to release., Q: What is the policy what should officers do when trying to ...suspect? 1216 I'll speak in general terms not specific to this incident. In the videos that I have looked at, individual on the outside of the tent, midway in that contact he rapidly retreats and goes into the tent. And obviously there was a robbery call, the officers have no idea whats in that tent. 1239 The individual maybe arming himself and they opened the tent and that when the altercation ensues. You know they are in a very tough situation, they have a potential legal right and he flees from the detention. So they are legally authorized to continue that detention. Sohard to make those calls on partial info. The totality of the investigation. I will review the statements form the officers about what was in their mind about what they have heard from the victim and determine whether or not the actions they took were appropriate. I;m just giving you the general pieces. Q:.... mental illness? 1328 YOu know we are not releasing the identity of the individual that was shot. So Im not going to release any details about him we are still making attempts to notify relatives until that occurs we will not be releasing any details. Q: The media certainly would like to see the footage from the body cameras, but I would argue that the public would also like to see it as well. You have a case where a civilian video has gone viral of this incident, it seems like it might serve the department's interests to put that video out there to show or explain the officer's actions. WOuld you consider releasing this footage at some point or have you completely ruled it out? 1406 Well there are, you know, there are a number of factors, it's not only the media's desire to know, uh, and the public certainly has an expectation that there is a complete and thorough investigation that reviews all evidence. Now whether or not that evidence should all be released, you know, that's another matter. I will tell you this, that at the end of the investigation of this officer involved shooting, unlike the vast majority of my peers in law enforcement, we will release the complete investigation through the Inspector General's office. If there is a criminal proceeding in this, or if there's a civil proceeding in this, we will make all evidence available for those proceedings. Q: How much time elapsed in that incident, approximately? 1449 You know it was, I cannot, I cannot tell you the exact amount of time, it appears to me about three or four minutes, and that's from first contact uh with the victim to the to the lethal confrontation Q: So did they ever employ any of this specialized training you've talked about and if so did it fail, did they, in other words what did they do that demonstrated this specialized mental health training that they received? 1515 You know the way that you the way that you have conversations, the way that you offer options, the way that uh you give, uh, some space, the body language that you portray, you know the way that you escalate, all of that's part of the training. You know I will make judgement upon that when I review the Totelli investigation, uh but on the face of it appears that they did try all of that or most of that. Q: Can you tell us, you're not releasing the name of the man who was killed, but is this someone who officers were familiar with? 1548 You know I don't know that because I have not reviewed the officers' entirety of their statements, um, I will say, you know, I have not seen their statements so I cannot speculate on that. You know the skid row population is very transient, obviously, and this individual by most reports had only been there for a short amount of time, or a relatively short amount of time compared to some people who spend years and years there, so I don't know his familiarity to the officers. Q: Can you just explain that picture a little better, that second picture, cause it kind of looks like the hand is at knee level, so maybe you could walk us through that section? 1631 Well there's a, the young african american officer that was, that, whose pistol was attacked, is on the other side of the individual who you can see knees, there's an officer that is straddling the individual whose hand is up. Q: If you had been at this location, what would you have done differently? 1656 [laughs] Well you know, I'm a 40 year police officer, um, you know, I don't know that I could have done anything differently. You know, I think that this is an awful tragedy, but the officers, um, took, on the face of it, reasonable steps to avoid it. Had the individual not grabbed the officer's pistol, certainly we would not be having this discussion. [1727 Chief leaves, other officer remains and answers questions individually w/ reporters] LAPD Chief: Man "Forcibly Grabbed" for Officer's Weapon Several bystanders' videos show the midday shooting that occurred after a 911 call robbery report A man involved in a struggle with Los Angeles police reached for an officer's holstered weapon during a fatal Skid Row confrontation that was captured on video Sunday, Los Angeles' police chief said Monday. Two Los Angeles Police Department officer at Sunday's altercation that led to the fatal shooting were wearing a body cameras, providing police with another video for review in the department investigation, Chief Charlie Beck said at a Monday news conference. Video from the camera was being obtained Sunday night by the LAPD's special Force Investigative Division, LAPD Commander Andrew Smith said Monday morning. "He forcibly grabbed one of the officers' holstered pistols," Beck said. Mayor Eric Garcetti plans to discuss the case at a 1 p.m. meeting with staff members. Video captures the moment Los Angeles police officers confront a man on Sunday on the street in the Skid Row neighborhood and eventually shoot and kill him. On video, you can hear the officer try to taser the man, identified only the name "Africa", followed by five rounds of gunfire. Police said the victim struggled with one of the officer's guns, and that no other guns were found at the scene. Police also say that at least one of the officers was wearing a body cam. Not long after the shooting, the Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable president and other civil right leaders call the LA Police Commission to hold a special hearing on the use of officers.

--SUPERS--\nFile\n\n --LEAD IN--\n37-YEAR-OLD ALTON STERLING WAS KILLED IN 20-16 BY SIX SHOTS FIRED BY POLICE THAT DID NOT EXIT HIS BODY. \n --VO SCRIPT--\nTHAT'S ACCORDING TO AN AUTOPSY REPORT RELEASED TUESDAY BY THE EAST BATON ROUGE PARISH CORONER'S OFFICE IN LOUISIANA. \nIT ALSO NOTES A TASER PROBE WAS EMBEDDED IN STERLING'S SHORTS AND HE HAD DRUGS IN HIS SYSTEM. \nTOXICOLOGY TESTING DETECTED COCAINE, METHAMPHETAMINE, HYDROCODONE AND MARIJUANA. \nTHE REPORT COMES ON THE SAME DAY THE STATE'S ATTORNEY GENERAL SAID NO CHARGES WILL BE FILED AGAINST THE OFFICERS WHO KILLED STERLING. \nFEDERAL PROSECUTORS DECLINED TO FILE CHARGES TEN MONTHS AGO. \nVIDEOS SHOT BY WITNESSES SHOW POLICE SHOOTING STERLING AFTER THEY PINNED HIM TO THE GROUND OUTSIDE A CONVENIENCE STORE WHERE HE WAS SELLING C-D'S AND D-V-D'S. \nTHEY SAY HE WAS REACHING FOR THE LOADED 38-CALIBER HAND-GUN HE HAD IN HIS POCKET. \n --TAG--\nBATON ROUGE POLICE PLAN TO HOLD THEIR OWN INTERNAL HEARING AND RELEASE BODY CAM, DASH CAM, AND SURVEILLANCE VIDEOS OF THE INCIDENT THAT HAVE NOT YET BEEN MADE PUBLIC. \nSTERLING'S FAMILY SAYS LOUISIANA DISTRICT ATTORNEY JEFF LANDRY SHOULD NOT BE RE-ELECTED. \n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nLOUISIANA BATON ROUGE VEDA WASHINGTON BLACK LIVES MATTER\n\n

INT BROLL NORTH CHARLESTON MAYOR PRESSER ON WALTER SCOTT SHOOTING / STEVE OSUNSAMI IN CROWD AT PRESSER / EXT BROLL COURT HOUSE NY INTERPLAY SLUG: NNS 02 NORTH CHARLESTON COMMUNITY LEADERS PRESSER FNC Mayor Keith Summey 13:02:07 Good afternoon. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen, for joining us for this press conference. I will tell you that the chief and I, along with my wife, visited the family this morning, a wonderful down-to-earth family, a wonderful group of people. And we let them know how we felt about their loss and how bad it was. And we do not condone wrong, doesn't matter who it is. And we're there to support them as we can for the future. I will also let you know that the officer that was terminated, his wife is eight months pregnant. And while he's been terminated, the city is going to continue to 13:03:04 cover the insurance on her for the baby until after the baby is born. We think that is the humane thing for us to do and we're going to do that. I also will tell you that thanks to senator Marlon Kempson and also one of the members of the state legislature, we received a grant to purchase 101 body cameras. [ Applause ] Those body cameras are on order. Today I made an executive decision and have notified my council, we have already ordered this morning an additional 150 body cameras so that every officer that's on the street in uniform will have a body camera. Now, I want you to know that it takes a while once the cameras come in. We have to train them on 13:04:02 operation of the camera but we also have to establish a policy. We have already been drafting a policy through the police department for our legal department to look at and make sure it meets muster. This has been a horrible tragedy within our community. There have been two families that have been harmed greatly by what occurred. Both the victims' and the officer's family. Our hearts go out to both of them. I was taken back by the warm and kind reception that we received today from the family. They are an outstanding family within our community. And the mother and father are wonderful people and the other family was there. 13:05:05 They're suffering. Those of you, however you choose to offer up prayers, please pray for this family and the time that they're going through. We will be there to support them for the funeral with a police escort, to make sure that we get them moved properly and give them the utmost respect and the respect that the gentleman that is deceased deserves. We're going to allow you to ask questions after the chief speaks for about ten minutes. Our chief has been doing that for the last two years. You've got to remember, we are the only city in the state that has a police officer in every school. And it's not just to create security in the schools. It's to create relationships between those officers and the young people within our community. And we will continue to look at ways to enhance the quality of service that we provide to our citizens. And by that I mean all of our citizens. I want to let the national media know, we will respect you. We are not going to do any national interviews until after the burial. I'm not going to make this a 13:06:09 political forum for me and the city. What we're trying to do is make sure that the family has an adequate time to put their son to rest. And after that, we will start talking. We will be working within the community to have open dialogue on policies that we have, looking for ways to develop a closer working relationship with the individual communities. Our chief has been doing that for the last two years. You've got to remember, we are the only city in the state that has a police officer in every school. And it's not just to create security in the schools. It's to create relationships between those officers and the young people within our community. And we will continue to look at ways to enhance the quality of service that we provide to our citizens. And by that I mean all of our citizens. So we will be having some good 13:07:07 open dialogue within the next 30 days. And those of you that are interested in taking part in that dialogue, if you would contact our office and let us know and we'll be glad to consider you for that role. With that, I'm going to turn it over to chief Driggers and let him have some remarks. Police Chief Eddie Driggers 13:07:28 >> My heart goes out to the family today. Had a good visit with them. I got to meet a daddy who is in mourning, a momma who is in mourning. And we talked father to father. So it was a good visit with them. And I just -- I would ask you to 1:08:05 PM however you give respect to individuals, give them the respect that they deserve during this time. And just know that we are doing our best here not only as a city but as a police department. Not only to serve during this time but to protect you, all of you. And to serve this community as best we can, even though we've got a whole bunch going on. We're going to continue to strive to do what's right. We're going to strive to do what's right. I would just ask you to keep -- I have been praying for peace, peace for the family and peace for this community. And I will continue to stand on that as I strive to protect and serve the people I took an oath to do so. So with that said -- 13:09:20 >> Any questions -- >> Chief -- >> No justice! >> No peace! >> No justice! >> No peace! 13:09:33 >> May I make one statement. We only have ten minutes that we're going to allow these people to ask their questions. We understand how you feel and what you're saying. We don't have any issues with that. But if we can have an opportunity to answer their questions because Mr. Pryor said he's going to cut it off -- 13:09:55 Q: Chief, there were other officers in that video. Did any of them ever come forth and say that Slager was not telling the truth? >> To my knowledge, nobody was witness to anything but Slager. 13:10:08 Q: Chief, two of your sergeants have said in statements that cpr was performed by an officer. Was cpr ever performed on this man, as far as you know? >> I'm going to be totally honest with you. >> Do that. 13:10:32 I am. And give me just a second. The honesty comes from my heart. I have watched the video. And I was sickened by what I saw. And I have not watched it since. But in that end -- because I've been receiving a lot of phone calls and a lot of e-mails. In the end of it, what I saw was a -- I believe to be a police officer removing the shirt of the individual and performing some type of life-saving. But I'm not sure what took place there. Q: You don't know if CPR was performed? >> I do not know -- I was told that life-saving -- that they 13:11:15 tried to save his life when we got -- 13:11:27 Q: Should CPR be performed right away in a situation like [ inaudible ] -- And who was the first officer on the scene -- is that [ inaudible ] -- Yes. 13:11:40 Q: Should that have been performed -- 13:11:45 Q: [ Inaudible ]. We saw the officer dropping something near the body. It's not clear what that is. A lot of people suggested what the officer is dropping was a taser. Do you have any information on that? We're under no obligation to turn an investigation over. We could have investigated this ourselves. Yeah, right. But we chose to turn it over because that's the right thing to do. 13:12:14 Q: You all work together. To have an independent agency 13:12:27 do the investigation. There are questions that I have in my mind that I can't answer right now. And those questions are going to have to be answered by scarlet Wilson, the solicitor, and by S.L.E.D. And I can't answer those questions.So I would just refer those specific questions to the people who have investigated this to the fullest extent. Q: [ Inaudible question ]. 13:12:53 Q: Do you have police procedures in place? What are your procedures and were they followed? Obviously not. 13:13:05 Q: Do you have procedures in place for dealing with a wounded suspect or victim or are there procedures in place? Q: In the Normal procedure, they handcuff him after they're shot? Hold on. Wait a minute. 13:13:20 Mayor Keith Summey Let me answer the questions for you that we can answer. First of all, we don't have all the information both -- The chief of police or the mayor -- I'm asking you to respect me as I'm going to respect you. And I'm talking to the media. Q: [ Inaudible ]. The people can hear -- we'll have to close this press conference. We're about to close the press conference. I am -- Skyler, you had a question? 13:14:09 Q: Why did the city not turn [ inaudible ] -- Given you have a shooting of an unarmed black man by a white police officer? Q: What do you think prevented [ inaudible ] In that immediate 24-hour period [ inaudible ] -- I think it's because we did what was right. We turned the investigation over to an independent agency that 13:14:19 does not work for the mayor and does not work for the chief. We also then tried to get all the information that we could and turn over to them. And that's why some of the questions that are being asked today -- we don't have that evidence. That evidence was presented to S.L.E.D. We gave them everything that we have. They're the ones that really need to answer any questions about investigation. Hold on. I'm still answering. 13:15:00 Q: When did you start to believe that there was something wrong with the officer's story and there might have been a video explaining or showing that it didn't match? I saw the videotape yesterday for the first time. 13:15:11 Q: Did you believe your officer until you saw the videotape? I had no reason to rely on anything but the evidence that we have and I was not engaged in the investigation. So I did not have the evidence. 13:15:35 Q: You're the mayor. We want to talk to the chief of police. Young lady, yes, ma'am? Q: Officer Slager was exonerated in 2013 [ inaudible ] -- Who was there said this is not the man [ inaudible ] -- How's he exonerated [ inaudible ] -- 13:16:05 He went through a process that goes through the department and that's part of the personnel file. We'll be glad to release it to you. Q: Chief, did the taser have a camera? 13:16:19 The taser does not have a camera. Q: A lot of this community, about half this community is African-American. 80% of the police department, as I understand it, is white. Is it time for that to change? 13:16:30 Let me say that we recruit African-American members to the police department. Anyone that can become certified as a police officer, we're more than willing to hire. The problem is, we have a very limited number even to the point that we've started going out and recruiting from other departments where we can get certified minority police officers to work for us. 13:17:05 Q: Was there ever a fight over the taser? And was there any truth to what the officer originally said? I think if you -- Q: The video shows it! Let him answer. Thank you. The answer to your question, sir, is that if you are made privy to all of the video, I have not seen all the video. So therefore I cannot answer your questions. 13:17:36 Q: You have not seen the video? 13:17:44 There's the car video. S.l.e.d. Has that. And what I understand, the video that I saw was not all of the video that exists. We only were able to look at what was given to us. Q: Inaudible question ]. Yes, sir? Q: We want Driggers! We want Driggers! We want Driggers! Yes, sir? A little bit louder? 13:18:24 Q: What is the make and model of the handgun? We can get that information to you. I'm not that familiar with guns. Q: Chief, with all due respect, would you please explain to the people why it is you won't allow chief Driggers to answer -- We want Driggers! Q: I can speak for myself, please. Respect. The people would like to know why it is you won't allow the police chief to answer police-related matters? We know that you are the man in charge. We understand that. But the people are asking for the chief to answer these questions. 13:19:03 Because the chief is not allowed to answer any questions about the investigation because there's another agency doing the investigation. They are not giving us permission to release that information. We don't have it. 13:19:18 Q: Who is the contact person where we can verify that? Tom berry with S.L.E.D. Yes, sir. 13:19:25 Q: The last time we talked to them, they said officer Driggers had not provided an initial narrative of the investigation. Has officer Driggers provided the official account of what happened? S.l.e.d. Is who he gives that to. As far as you know, he's not given his official narrative -- That's something S.L.E.D. Would have to answer. Q: Is he still involved in the investigation or is he fired and gone? He is terminated. He is no longer here. 13:20:00 Q: Is he involved in the investigation at this point? I think what we're trying to tell you, we're not doing the investigation. I understand that. S.l.e.d. Is. So therefore, they're the agency that has to give you any information from the investigation. Q: [ Inaudible question ]. 13:20:20 That is standard policy. Across the country. Yes, sir, last question right here. 13:20:24 Q: Given what's happened, are you now taking a look at this officer's other arrests and other cases [ inaudible ]? That is something that we'll have to move to in the future. We're still waiting on all the information to come back to us from S.L.E.D. Q: [ Inaudible question ]. That's right. 13:20:54 Q: It's something you're considering, you are considering looking at the different cases and other arrests he's made, other incidents he's had with other residents -- We will look at that. Any questions anybody has, we're more than willing to look at it. Q: What about disciplinary actions as far as other officers -- That has to come with the investigation. So I can't tell you until we know exactly if there were any other officers engaged or involved before I can tell you that there would be any type of punishment that would go out. 13:21:28 Q: What was their role, the other officers? The only role that I know from what I saw from the video was the first officers that responded. And he came up to the gentleman laying on the ground and was checking him out. I did see one of the officers at one time check. My understanding that there's more video than I saw. And another officer -- not every officer is cpr-certified. Q: Why not? With that, it's over. Thank you. There will be a protest in South Carolina this morning after a white police officer who shot and killed an unarmed black man as he ran, Saturday, was formally charged with murder. The family of Walter Scott says they are pleased with the arrest and charge and plan to sue, but also expressed doubts that the arrest would have happened if the shooting hadn't been captured on a cell phone camera. Police cited that video as one of the reasons they moved swiftly, as it contradicted the apparent description of events by the officer. If Officer Michael Slager is convicted of murder, he could face the death penalty or up to 30 years in prison.

--SUPERS--\n:00 - :16\nMilwaukee PD YouTube\nJanuary 26, 2018\n\n:16 - :27\nChief Alfonso Morales\nMilwaukee Police Department\n\n:27 - :32\nMilwaukee PD YouTube\n\n:32 - :48\nTom Barrett\nMayor of Milwaukee\n\n:49 - :55\nMilwaukee PD YouTube\n\n:56 - :57\nWDJT\nBob Willis\nUse of Force Expert\n\n:58 - 01:02\nMilwaukee PD YouTube\n\n1:02 - 1:07\nWDJT\nBob Willis\nUse of Force Expert\n\n01:07 - 01:11\nMilwaukee PD YouTube\n\n --LEAD IN--\nMILWAUKEE POLICE RELEASE BODY CAMERA VIDEO OF THE ARREST AND TASING OF N-B-A PLAYER STERLING BROWN.\nAND THE POLICE CHIEF IS APOLOGIZING.\nJIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTS.\n\n --REPORTER PKG-AS FOLLOWS--\n(nats) Taser! Taser! Taser! (groaning)"\nTHE POLICE REPORT SAYS THE MILWAUKEE BUCKS ROOKIE GOT CONFRONTATIONAL OVER AN ALLEGED PARKING VIOLATION ON JANUARY 26TH -- PROMPTING OFFICERS TO TASE AND ARREST HIM.\nTHE POLICE CHIEF ADDRESSED THE MEDIA WEDNESDAY.\nChief Alfonso Morales/ Milwaukee Police Department\n"Our department conducted an investigation into the incident which revealed members acted inappropriately. And those members were recently disciplined."\n"I'm sorry this incident escalated to this level."\nMILWAUKEE'S MAYOR AGREES.\nTom Barrett/ Mayor of Milwaukee\n"Mr. Brown deserves an apology and I am very sorry the Milwaukee Police treated him in the fashion he was treated."\n"As a human being I am offended by what I saw on the video. As mayor, I am committed to improving community police relations."\nUSE OF FORCE EXPERT BOB WILLIS SAYS A LOT OF THINGS LED TO THE TASING.\nBob Willis / Use of Force Expert:\n"I would look at this and say it just never started right."\n"To me as a trainer and a police officer, the biggest thing to me was more the verbal exchanges in the beginning."\nI'M JIM ROWBOTTOM REPORTING.\n --TAG--\nIN A STATEMENT, BROWN SAID IN PART--\n"BLACK MEN SHOULDN'T HAVE TO HAVE THEIR GUARD UP AND INSTANTLY BE ON THE DEFENSIVE WHEN SEEING A POLICE OFFICER, BUT IT'S OUR REALITY AND A REAL PROBLEM."\nHE ALSO SAID (QUOTE) "I WILL TAKE LEGAL ACTION AGAINST THE MILWAUKEE POLICE DEPARTMENT TO CONTINUE FORCING CHANGE IN OUR COMMUNITY."\n -----END-----CNN.SCRIPT-----\n\n --KEYWORD TAGS--\nWISCONSIN MILWAUKEE POLICE CAUGHT ON CAMERA BASKETBALL ARREST\n\n

AP-APTN-0930: US Shooting Tuesday, 11 September 2012 STORY:US Shooting- +4:3 Police release video showing gunman who killed six people at a Sikh temple last month LENGTH: 03:24 FIRST RUN: 0030 RESTRICTIONS: See Script TYPE: English/Nats SOURCE: AP TELEVISION/ABC/Oak Creek Police Handout STORY NUMBER: 858296 DATELINE: Oak Creek - 10 Sept 2012/Recent LENGTH: 03:24 AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY ABC - NO ACCESS NAMERICA/INTERNET OAK CREEK POLICE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY SHOTLIST OAK CREEK POLICE HANDOUT - AP CLIENTS ONLY 5 August 2012 ++4:3++ 1. Various of police car dash-cam (dashboard camera) video of Lieutenant Brian Murphy as he pulls into driveway of Sikh Temple and runs with gun drawn to help injured victim, then shooter in white shirt is seen running towards him ++MUTE++ 2. Various of police dash-cam video of Officer Sam Lenda as he backs his car out of driveway to get his rifle, yells for shooter to drop the gun and begins firing at him UPSOUND: gunshots and sirens AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 10 September 2012 ++16:9++ 3. Various exteriors of Oak Creek Police Department building ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA / INTERNET 10 September 2012 ++16:9++ 4. Wide of police news conference AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 10 September 2012 ++16:9++ 5. SOUNDBITE: (English) John Edwards, Oak Creek Police Chief "And it shows both officers, Lieutenant Murphy first, arriving on scene when he did, saving lives, I believe, because of when he got there." ABC - NO ACCESS NORTH AMERICA / INTERNET 10 September 2012 ++16:9++ 6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sam Lenda, Officer, Oak Creek Police "What happened as you saw I came over from the top of the hill and from that distance you will see in the tape there, I could just see a white glimpse. Mr. Page was dressed with black fatigues on and a white t-shirt and I saw that gentleman turn and start walking towards me and that's when I do my radio transmission. What I have done is I come up to the top of the hill, you will see me back up, the reason that I backed up is because our squad has a locking mechanism in it that you have to sequence two buttons in order to get the rifle lock out. I backed up, accessed my rifle, and then pulled back in." 7. Mid of Lenda, pan to screen 8. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sam Lenda, Officer, Oak Creek Police "Went through the checklist that we train for, for law enforcement. He had a weapon, he had an intent, he had a delivery system, I went through those, I knew I had those factors, I had a target, I acquired it, I isolated it, we were in preclusion mode where no other things would work, it wouldn't be advisable to use a taser, or try to OC this gentleman. It was time to use deadly force, which I was privileged to do at that time. Yes he was in a parking lot of a church, there were other people around, there is a theory that we have called "greater danger" theory, that it is better to take the shot and even if you miss, and may strike a bystander, to stop that threat that is going there, from what we have seen now, we know already that he was on a mission to cause havoc, he had to be stopped and that is why I decided to shoot at that time." 9. Cutaway of news conference AP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLY 10 September 2012 ++16:9++ 10. SOUNDBITE: (English) Sam Lenda, Officer, Oak Creek Police "We train for this, I'm very fortunate to be in a department that trains monthly, probably more than other departments do around the state and maybe that is the reason, he picked here, he didn't know that, but we were fortunate in the training that we have here at Oak Creek, it's above and beyond what many departments do." 11. Wide of media STORYLINE: Police in Wisconsin have released squad car videos that show a gunman who killed six people at a Sikh temple last month chase down the first police officer on the scene, pumping round after round into him as he lay wounded behind a parked car. Oak Creek Police Chief John Edwards played the video from Lieutenant Brian Murphy's squad car before telling reporters that Murphy was shot 15 times, not nine as authorities previously said. His armoured vest stopped three of the rounds, Edwards said. Murphy was shot while tending to two victims of Wade Michael Page's August 5 rampage at the Sikh Temple. Page, a 40-year-old Army veteran, opened fire with a 9 mm pistol shortly before Sunday services were to begin. He killed six worshippers and wounded four others, including Murphy, before killing himself. Page's motive in the shooting spree remains unclear. The FBI is investigating, but U.S. Attorney James Santelle said it could be weeks or months before the agency releases any conclusions. The squad car video shows a second officer arriving seconds after Page chased down Murphy. Officer Sam Lenda and Page exchange fire, and then Page, barely discernible in the distance, takes a round in the stomach and topples over. A final shot rings out as Page shoots himself in the head. Police released about one minute of footage from Murphy's squad car and about three minutes from Lenda's in response to an open records request from The Associated Press and others. Murphy's dashboard-mounted camera shows him speeding to the temple and pulling into the sun-splashed parking lot. He stops in front of two victims, whose bodies were obscured before the video was released. Murphy can be seen on the edge of the screen with his .45-calibre pistol drawn, speaking into his radio. Edwards told reporters Murphy reported he couldn't see the shooter, had discovered victims and needed an ambulance. The video then shows Page, dressed in a white shirt and black pants, bursting out of the temple. Murphy spots him and raises his gun. Page runs out of the frame and Murphy rolls for cover behind a parked car, disappearing from view. Page then jogs back into the frame and walks quickly toward Murphy, shooting out the back windshield of a nearby car before moving off-screen again. Milwaukee County District Attorney John Chisholm said Murphy was hit in the cheek as he rolled for cover and the bullet entered his throat. He tried to raise his gun again, but Page shot him in the thumb, knocking the weapon away. Then Page closed in on Murphy, firing from about 10 feet away, Chisholm said. Murphy told investigators he remembered wondering when Page would run out of ammunition. Murphy did not attend the news conference. He was released from a hospital August 22 and is recovering at home. Edwards said previously that Murphy can speak only in a whisper after being hit in the throat. The video from Lenda's squad car shows him arriving about 10 seconds after Murphy was shot, bouncing over a median and into the temple's driveway. Page sees Lenda's vehicle and starts walking toward him. Lenda, a police firearms instructor, throws the car into reverse and then moves forward again before stopping about 60 yards from Page. Lenda said he got out of the squad and hid behind the door with his AR-15 rifle. Lenda can be heard in the video yelling several times at Page to drop his gun. Page fires and a portion of Lenda's windshield over the steering wheel explodes. Lenda fires six times at Page, who starts walking to his left and then abruptly falls over. A final shot can be heard at the end of the video as Lenda shouts at other officers, asking if they can see Page and if he's crawling. 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