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Speaker 1 (00:00):
Time, Michael, So, what about that their border wall that
we was going to construct that they pulled the plug
on by mister Biden, Well, what about that one?
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Caution you are about to experience the taxpayer relief shot
segment on the situation with Michael Brown. Caution, you are
about to experience the taxpayer relief shot segment on the
situation with Michael Brown. We do not necessarily relish the
death of any criminal, but we do celebrate our god
given and constitutional right to self defense in the event
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that the criminal becomes DRT. The taxpayers spared the cost
of public defenders, court costs, incarceration, and continued parole supervision.
As the sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Florida says insert
audio here, or Sheriff Grady of Pope County says, insert
audio here. You have been warned listen at your own
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risks Mike.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
Back to the talk back real quickly. What about the wall?
But I don't know, is that part of the efficiency thing?
Speaker 4 (01:10):
Maybe that you know, one organization puts once to put
it up on the other side says No, I I
don't know. Maybe maybe I don't leave them, I just
play them and.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
I was just waiting for you to say that slag
and move on. Taxpayer relief shots. Why do I call
them taxpayer relief shots?
Speaker 5 (01:28):
Because somebody's breaking in your house here more than welcome
to shoot them. In Center's accounting, we prefer that you do. Actually,
hopefully you'll save the taxpayers money.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
This is all about giving you examples of the use
of firearms in legitimate self defense situations, whether that's a
citizen or a law enforcement officer, whatever. That just usually
makes the local news and that's about it. My other
favorite saying about taxpayer relief shots, I would.
Speaker 6 (01:58):
Highly suggest that if a looter breaks into your home,
comes into your home while you're there to steal stuff,
that you take your gun and you shoot him. You
shoot him so that he looks like grated cheese, because
you know what, that's one leader that won't break into
anyone else's home. And of course, my favorite of all time,
I would tell them, if you value your life, you
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probably shouldn't do that in Polk County because the people
of Polk County like guns.
Speaker 3 (02:25):
They have guns.
Speaker 7 (02:26):
I encourage them to own guns, and they're going to
be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded and
if you try to break into their homes to steal
to set fires, I'm highly recommending they blow you back
out of the house with your guns. So leave the
community alone.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
And as I explained before, I don't listen to these
I just put them into the system and then come
in here on Friday. I listen to them with virgineers,
just like you. So we have several award winners. We'll
start with the award winners today. We have. You know,
I'm not gonna tell you with the title of this
one is because when I first saw it, I thought, well,
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that's kind of interesting.
Speaker 8 (03:06):
In a case almost head spinning, police say an eleven
year old pulled the trigger on a sixteen year old.
Speaker 9 (03:11):
Police say the teen and.
Speaker 8 (03:12):
Another individual approached the child's home two times earlier Thursday.
On the third approach, police say the teen got inside
and the eleven year old shot him.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
In the head.
Speaker 10 (03:22):
There was no parents at home. However, we have contacted
the mother. She is cooperating with the investigation.
Speaker 8 (03:27):
A four year old was also home at the time.
Police say the eleven year old's mother bought that gun.
Speaker 10 (03:32):
Initial statements the mother made to our detectives is that
she purchased it because her home has been the target
of several burglaries over the past few years, and she
purchased it for self protection.
Speaker 8 (03:44):
The second individual who approached the home is now in
police custody. Thursday night, police continued to comb the yard
and neighbor's yards for evidence, and while many on this
street still aren't sure what led to that shooting, most
agree it's ultimately tragic.
Speaker 11 (04:00):
The key, a key killing another key.
Speaker 12 (04:03):
That's just it is unexplinable.
Speaker 10 (04:05):
You know, last week I'm standing out talking to the
media and to the public about a two year old
who finds a handgun and fatally shoots himself a three
year old. The same thing happened in Saint Louis City,
I believe last week. And now we're talking about an
eleven year old. It doesn't matter the age. Children have
access to guns all too often, and all too often
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they end in tragic circumstances.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
And now I don't whether there was more that got
cut out or not, because we don't do these. These
come to us from somebody else. But what I find
fascinating about this one, there's not even an attempt. Now.
It did say that one of the hold was the
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other one.
Speaker 13 (04:51):
Eleven and sixteen or sixteen or seventeen. I can't reme
exactly was approaching the house. I don't know what that means.
Ultimately made it into the house. So is he in
custody because he was? Did he break in? Was he threatening?
Speaker 3 (05:07):
Instead, they just focus on the tragedy. What they call
a tragedy of an eleven year old killing a sixteen
year old. Well, I wouldn't call it a tragedy. If
the eleven year old was defending himself and the four
year old child was in the home, and the child
knew how to use the gun, I wouldn't call it
a tragedy. I had to say good parenting. But of
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course that's not how the media is going to present it.
Of course, we go from one extreme to another.
Speaker 14 (05:36):
First, a deadly encounter between a businessman and an intruder
leading to a homicide investigation by the Sacramento Sheriff's Office.
Good evening, Thanks for joining us for the CBS thirteen
years at ten.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
I'm Steve Large.
Speaker 14 (05:47):
That property manager fired a fatal shot at an alleged
intruder while his grandchildren were with him. Your reporter covering
Sacramento County Tory Alpadaca spoke with that man about how
it all happened.
Speaker 15 (05:59):
Tory Steve, that seventy year old property manager, says that
he pulled the trigger to protect his family. No one
is in custody right now for that deadly shooting, but
the Sheriff's office here believing that that property manager acted
within the law. At this point in the investigation, time
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I think.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
About it, it makes it really bothers me.
Speaker 16 (06:22):
At the time, I didn't think about anything but save
in my children's lives.
Speaker 15 (06:26):
It was a split second decision, he says he made
to defend his family.
Speaker 3 (06:30):
When he kicked the door, he came out.
Speaker 15 (06:32):
Robert, who didn't want to give his last name, says
he shot and killed an intruder who broke into his
Rancho Cordova motorcycle parts shop in the middle of the night.
He says he also lives in a room behind the shop.
Speaker 3 (06:45):
If he would have ran away, I wouldn't have to
shoot nobody.
Speaker 11 (06:48):
I'd live with the broken windows and broken doors.
Speaker 3 (06:50):
But he continued to go at me.
Speaker 15 (06:52):
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is investigating.
Speaker 2 (06:55):
Victims are tired of being victims.
Speaker 15 (06:58):
Sheriff spokespersons Jentamar Gandhi says the suspect broken to the
front part of the shop and then was trying to
bust through the door to the living quarters, where Robert
was sleeping with his fourteen year old and four year
old grandsons.
Speaker 3 (07:11):
Well, I thought he had a gun, so I wasn't sure.
Speaker 17 (07:13):
Robert says.
Speaker 15 (07:13):
The suspect had a bright light in one hand and
what he later found out was a bu tane torch
in the other.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
Thank god I had a gun.
Speaker 15 (07:21):
After Robert fired the gun, the suspect ran off, dropping
dead about thirty paces away from the shop in this
Chevron parking lot.
Speaker 18 (07:31):
Any reasonable person in that shop owner's position, in my opinion,
likely would have used daily force because they feared for
the safety of themselves and their children.
Speaker 15 (07:42):
Local attorney Justin Ward, unrelated to the case, says Robert's
actions will likely be justified because the law doesn't require
him to know the intention of the burglar.
Speaker 18 (07:53):
You're not gonna hope that this is a nice burglar
and he's just gonna say, oh, sorry, I didn't realize
you were here. I'm gonna leave now.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
You don't want to have to do this in the
rest of my life. I got to live with him.
Speaker 15 (08:06):
A terrifying encounter leading to this deadly shooting. His first
concern was his family, But I.
Speaker 16 (08:13):
Also hear my children laughing, and they're with me, and
they're glad, they're okay.
Speaker 15 (08:19):
Now, the sheriff's office could not confirm if that suspect
had any weapons on him. He has not been identified yet.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
Very scary situation.
Speaker 14 (08:27):
Right, Tory Abadaca live in Sacramento.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Force and thanks Tori. Now, compare how this taxpayer relief shot,
which was a full two minutes fifty five seconds, gave
you all the details, at least most of the details
that you need to understand that this probably was indeed
a legitimate taxpayer relief shot, grandfather protecting his grandkids. Compared
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to the other one, they just focus on, Oh, an
eleven year old shot a sixteen year old, isn't that tragic? Yeah?
To tell me why? How, tell me the who?
Speaker 19 (09:02):
What?
Speaker 6 (09:02):
Where?
Speaker 3 (09:02):
Brennan? Why the five ws? You didn't do it? And interestingly,
that's from Sacramento. That's from California. Another award winner, This
one involves a homeowner. If we get it pulled up.
Speaker 20 (09:18):
Boys from Rochester continued to investigate a weekend shooting that
left a man dead. Officer stated twenty eight year old
man was with a gunshot wound early Sunday and tried
to save him, but he died at the scene. Investigators
say the person who called nine on one reporter he
had shot a man who entered his house and assaulted him.
The homeowner was taken into custody and later released.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
No names have been released. Twenty seconds. Okay, length doesn't
always correlate to quality, or quality correlates to length.
Speaker 4 (09:52):
But so that what Tamra says.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
Yes, however, I would like some more substance to the story.
But it's what Tamra says. Would you just shut up?
But I will. And Dragon is absolutely an a hole
And that's what Tamarra says.
Speaker 21 (10:18):
This is red Beard says.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
That's exactly what missus Redbeard says to me. I have
the text to prove it. I think literally, I do
have a text that proves that another award winner, a homeowner,
shoots and kills. Uh, well, just find.
Speaker 6 (10:33):
Out developing now, there are still questions this morning about
a shooting that left a person dead in Lantana last night.
Speaker 19 (10:41):
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
Speaker 22 (10:42):
Johnson is a man a return to a home his
home and found two suspects inside.
Speaker 17 (10:47):
News Channel five's Chris Stewart is here at live this
morning with what we're waiting to learn.
Speaker 23 (10:51):
Chris, Well, it's not clear at this point really what
led up to this shooting in Lantana last night. We
do know that the homeowner both suspects fired weapons and
that both suspects were shot.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
One of them is dead.
Speaker 23 (11:04):
Take a look at the scene last night, this shooting
happening just after eight point thirty on Hibiscus Tree Drive
in Lantana, that is east of I ninety five. PbSO
says when the homeowner found the two suspects in the home,
there was an altercation and both suspects were shot again.
One died, the other sent to a local hospital. Is
not clear what that suspects condition is at this time.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
The homeowner is uninjured.
Speaker 23 (11:26):
The homeowner is okay. Detectives are continuing to work this case.
It's still not clear at this point whether they believe
this was a random incident, Reporting live, Chris Sewart WPTV
News Channel five.
Speaker 3 (11:39):
Okay, at least we had I shouldn't say at least,
but the intruders were shooting too, so clearly self defense
another award winner, and this one happens to be local.
Speaker 7 (11:53):
I would tell them, if you value your life.
Speaker 4 (11:55):
You probably think there, Michael, click click.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
I think I do that at least once every week. Yeah. Yeah,
and it looks the same.
Speaker 4 (12:09):
I would tell them, if you got it, said, double click, a.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
Double click, it looks the same. Let me do it
again here, double click. Okay, that's different.
Speaker 22 (12:22):
Here we go, make my day. It's the law everyone's
talking about. After a Boulder man shot and killed an
intruder breaking into his home. Seven News reporter Jacqueline Allen
looks into how Colorado's law gives homeowners more leeway than
it does in other states.
Speaker 17 (12:36):
Of all the houses to break into in this affluent,
bolder neighborhood, I think was the worst. The mounted head
in the window might have been a sign the avid
hunter homeowner is packing.
Speaker 5 (12:46):
I watched him go head first through both of the front.
Speaker 17 (12:50):
Doors, But neighbor brock Derby says it didn't stop the
man he saw breaking into the home last night.
Speaker 3 (12:55):
And then I heard gunshots at least.
Speaker 17 (12:57):
Say the homeowner here had shot and killed night teen
year old Roberto Zamora. After that man shattered his glass
screen door and went into the home, knocking the homeowner
to the ground. See You Law professor Ayah Gruber says
it may be a classic case using to Make My
Day defense.
Speaker 24 (13:12):
The Colorado law really goes far in granting immunity to
people who kill intruders.
Speaker 17 (13:18):
Unlike other states, in Colorado, you don't have to be
in fear of death or even give a warning. In fact,
in twenty twelve and another high profile Make My daycase
out of Boulder, prosecutors said, see you student Zoe Ripple
was drunk and stumbled into the wrong home, ignoring the
homeowner's warning. The homeowner shot her in the hip and
was not charged.
Speaker 24 (13:38):
All you have to believe is that there's a chance
of harm quote, no matter how slight, and you're allowed
to use deadly force.
Speaker 17 (13:45):
But this case may be more clear cut. The least
say the intruder was yelling and banging on doors and
windows of several homes in this neighborhood before he broke
into this one. Neighbors tell us the homeowner here did
what he had to do, and.
Speaker 13 (13:58):
My heart goes after him. I support him.
Speaker 17 (14:02):
In Boulder Jackman Allen.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
Seven Dukes raight, can just let that be a lesson.
You need to stop running around your neighborhood banging on
doors and yelling at people.
Speaker 4 (14:11):
But it's so fun.
Speaker 3 (14:12):
Yeah, but I don't want I don't, I really, as
much as I despise you, we don't want you ending up.
Drt Can. You also have to find another producer, and
you know finding someone as unqualified as you are is
going to be hard to do. Another award winner. A
man brings a chainsaw, That's all you need to know,
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right there, chainsaw.
Speaker 25 (14:35):
Saint Charles Police shoot and kill a man who entered
a senior living facility with a chainsaw. Good evening everyone,
I'm Jackie Dad.
Speaker 3 (14:44):
Didn't we talk about this this week? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (14:46):
This is the one I think we played earlier this week.
It's not a replay, for sure.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
It's absolutely worth a replay. This is amazing.
Speaker 25 (14:54):
Saint Charles Police shoot and kill a man who entered
a senior living facilit with a chainsaw. Good evening everyone.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
I'm Jackie Dang and I'm Jon Bradley. Wgan's Angelica Sanchez.
Speaker 12 (15:06):
As belated, but we now know the suspect shot and
killed by police today. Was first spotted on the property
trying to cut down a tree before making his way
inside the facility and an attempt to attack residence with
a chainsaw.
Speaker 26 (15:22):
I'm wishing that everybody's okay. So that's the main thing.
Speaker 12 (15:25):
Crime scene tape wraps around the river Glenn assist at
see your living facility in Saint Charles.
Speaker 26 (15:30):
They kind of like said that there was an intruder
that got into the building.
Speaker 12 (15:34):
In a Sunday release, the Saint Charles Police Department says
just before nine am, witnesses reported a shirtless man holding
a chainsaw and attempting to cut down a tree on
the property. The suspect then entered the lobby and began
confronting residents with the chainsaw. The release goes on to
say arriving officers attempted to de escalate the situation, but
the suspect containing his attempts of using the chainsaw against
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residents of the building and the officers. A taser was
used on but the suspect continued his attack.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
St.
Speaker 12 (16:02):
Charles Police go on to say an officer was then
quote forced to fire his service weapon, striking the suspect.
They say first aid was immediately rendered. However, the suspect
was pronounced deceased at an area hospital.
Speaker 26 (16:14):
I'm supposed to do a job from one of the residents,
and I called the resident and it took her about
an hour to even get in and get cleared, and
they brought her in through a maintenance garage entry.
Speaker 12 (16:27):
People visiting the facility on overa what happened were turned away.
A spokesperson for the facility says they are both working
with law enforcement and the process of reaching out to
family members of residence to inform them of the investigation,
telling WGN, we are deeply grateful for the swift action
of our team and law enforcement. We want to emphasize
that our community is secure and all residents and staff
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members are safe. Police say residents and officers were treated
for minor injuries. The suspect's identity is not being released
at this time until next of kin has been noted.
Per policy, Illinois State Police will be investigating the officer
involved shooting.
Speaker 2 (17:05):
Reporting in St.
Speaker 12 (17:05):
Charles Tonight and Jelica Sanchez WGN News.
Speaker 3 (17:10):
Chainsaw with the assisted living place. We're gonna take not
a break, We're gonna take a break from tex Player
relief shots for just a moment. I've been concerned because
the jury in Manhattan in the Daniel Penny case has
been asking you a lot of questions. They've been they've
been deliberating for far too long. And we have some
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breaking news. You got that dragon news.
Speaker 19 (17:33):
Lord, We are on verdict watch in the New York
City criminal trial of marine veteran Daniel Penney. The jury
just sent a note to the judge. They are deadlocked
on the first count in this case, this is manslaughter
in the second degree. See be cotton at the courthouse
in New York City. Seebe tell us what you.
Speaker 21 (17:51):
Know, Hi, Dagan. That's right. The jury just passed a
note to the judge saying it's unable to reach a
unanimous decision on the most serious charge in this case,
second degree manslaughter. The judge said in the courtroom that
he thinks he now needs to instruct the jury on
an atlan charge, which is essentially telling the jury you
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need to go back into the deliberations room, talk more,
consider the viewpoints of other jurors and try to reach
a consensus. At that point of the jury comes back
again and still does not have a unanimous decision. The
judge would then have to declare a mistrial. But of
course we know if there is a conviction on this
most serious charge, there are high stakes for Daniel Penny,
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who would face up to fifteen years in prison. But
so far the jury says it's not able to reach
a unanimous consensus on that charge. We know all eyes
are on this case across the country. It's really initiated
a lot of conversations across the country, conversations on race,
policing and the criminal justice system. Jurors have asked to
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review lots of key evidence so far in the case,
to include the video evidence of the choke hold, the
twenty five minute TAKEE interview Daniel Penny had with police,
said the precinct when he waived his Miranda rights to
answer detective's questions, he didn't know Neei had died at
the time. The jury also wanted to see yesterday a
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one minute clip of the choke hold that was captured
by a high schooler who was on the subway that day.
They also wanted the definitions of recklessness and negligence read
back from the judge. So a lot more to watch
here at the courthouse for sher Dagan.
Speaker 19 (19:32):
But the second, let me back up and Alan charge,
you would think the judge would wait to read what
they also referred to as a dynamite charge if the
jury was deadlocked on both of these charges.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Yeah, that's a great point to take a break. We'll
come back to this, pick up a little bit of it,
and then you get back to taxpayer relief shop.
Speaker 10 (20:10):
For crying out, Wow, listen to your producer click click.
Speaker 4 (20:17):
What that's for you and not being able to figure
out how to use Adobe.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
Il So, do we have any more of that Fox
report on the Daniel Penny?
Speaker 4 (20:27):
Sure, let's pull that back.
Speaker 2 (20:28):
Up seeb.
Speaker 21 (20:31):
So, based on the note I'm getting from the courtroom, Dagan,
a judge is telling both the prosecution and the defense
that he doesn't believe he can instruct the jury to
deliberate on the second charge because they don't have a
unanimous decision on the most serious charge, second to great manslaughter.
So to my understanding, right now in the courtroom, he's
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trying to figure out what to do next now that
yourors can't reach that consensus on the first charge.
Speaker 19 (21:00):
It's interesting, So there had been eight notes that had
come out to so far as of this morning before
the jury reconvened at ten am and Lower Manhattan Tour
about scheduling. But they definitely seem and please correct me
if I'm wrong, seemed to be looking into what was
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the judgment of the corner about the cause of death,
because that was evidence that was really pushed by the
defense about was it definitively the chokehold that caused the
death versus what about the drugs that were in the system,
about pre existing conditions like sickle cell disease or great diggan.
Speaker 21 (21:45):
So, jurors wanted to rehear portions of medical examiner doctor
Cynthia Harris's cross examination when she talked about issuing a
second death certificate for Neelie. She testified during the trial
that she issued that death certificate ruling Jordan Neely's death
choke hold without toxicology results, and she said during the
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trial that toxicology results wouldn't have changed her mind, and
she said that the results could have come back with
sentinel and her decision was confirmed on the basis of
what she saw in that widely circulated video showing Penny
restraining Neely. So jurors were particularly interested in that portion
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of her cross examination where she talked about issuing the
cause of death without the toxicology results. And I've been
talking to a lot of legal experts about this case, Russ.
This is particularly interesting.
Speaker 3 (22:39):
We feel. What make sure you understand is when you
have a hung jury, when they say they can't reach
a verdict, it could be one person. And so when
you hear that they're wanting to rehear the testimony or
have the testimony re read to them about, for example,
the medical examiner and how she would not change her opinion,
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that doesn't necessarily mean that there is one holdout to
either convict or equip. It could be that whichever side
they're on, the other side is just trying to say, well, now,
let's go back and listen to this again. So we
don't know whether it's one person holding out for an
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acquittal or it's one person holding out to convict. I
would like to be believe if we're going to be,
if we're going to be in this position, that it's
one person holding out to convict and the other eleven
are like, are you kidding us, Let's go back and
listen to this stuff again. And if you listen to
this stuff again, clearly if you remember they wanted the
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one the sixty second clip of the teenager that took him,
that took the video of Daniel Penny holding Neely in
that holding him around the neck. Well, that could be
that could run either direction. The one juror who thinks
that that was that's the key that that proves beyond
reasonable doubt that he committed manslaughter. That could be the
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evidence that they want to see to convict the others
the other eleven, or it could be the opposite direction.
So don't read a lot into this. It just means
that they can't reach you and a mm's agreement. Now,
the judge does have a difficult question here if they
come back they hadn't even gotten to the second charge,
the lesser charge, because if they reach an agreement on
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the first charge that he is not guilty, then it
stands to reason he's not gonna be guilty on the
second charge. So the fact that if they have returned
or told the judge they cannot reach a verdict on
the most serious manslaughter charge puts him for what's called
this Allen charge and Allen charges where you tell the
jury you've got to go back, you need to take
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into consider it. There's a whole litany of things. If
they have to instruct the jury, you need to go back,
if you you know, depending on which side you're on,
you need to take into consideration the views of the
other jurors. You need to listen and consider those and
everyone and everybody in the jury room needs to do that,
and you need to rethink where you are. In other words,
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try again. And it's almost like dad sending the kids
back into the bedroom. See if you can't find some
common ground, See if you can't figure out a way
to work this out. One last effort to see if
they can't reach a unanimous verdict. That's difficult to do
when they have no idea where they are on the
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second charge. My guess is they date the jurors themselves,
the jurors, depending on the foreman, probably saying, you know,
let's deal with this serious charge first and see where
we are. And if they've been deliberating for several days
and can't reach a decision on the most serious charge,
they probably even gotten the second one. So I'm not
quite sure. If I were the judge, I would probably well,
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I can't say I can say what I would do
because because it's me, I declare a mistrial and force
the DA to make a decision whether or not to
file charges again. And and of course I'm afraid the
DA will in this case, because this is no longer
about whether he committed a crime or not. This is
about so called social justice. And because you have a
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white guy that is alleged to have killed a black
guy and now the family is suing for wrongful death.
Oh my gosh. Well, so if you've got a progressive prosecutor,
of course they're going to refile charges. If that's my logic,
then maybe I would send them back in with an
Allen charge and I would tell him to try again,
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even though I run the risk that maybe I'm pushing
the jury toward a conviction when I as the judge,
although the judge could rarely happens, but the judge could
direct a verdict based on everything I've heard, I'm going
to dismiss the charges or Daniel Penny. And in the
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midst of taxpayer relief shots, well we're talking about I mean,
we've reached the stage in this country based on some
of these prosecutions where you can no longer defend yourself
where you can't defend others, Which makes me more adamant
about continuing to do tax not that anybody's trying to
stop me from doing taxpayer relief shots. It makes me
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more determined that you're gonna hear these stories every single week,
because we need to remember that in this country, in fact,
not just in this country, but I think humanity in
general has a right to defend themselves and others from harm.
And to get away from that and to focus on
social justice shows what an abomination our judicial system has become.
Speaker 4 (27:48):
And just because it's my own personal bugaboo and I've
got a microphone in front of me, and you don't good, goober,
make sure you have looked up Jordan Williams, New York
subway stabbing, A stab Tell me what the difference is here? Yeah,
tell me you do your own research and see if
you can find a difference in these two cases. Yes,
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Jordan Williams, New York City subway stabbing.
Speaker 3 (28:13):
Tell us what you think. All right, back to taxpayer
relief shots. Why did I call them taxpayer relief shots?
Speaker 5 (28:19):
Because somebody's breaking in your house here, more than welcome
to shoot them in centaise accounting.
Speaker 3 (28:23):
We prefer that you do.
Speaker 5 (28:24):
Actually, hopefully you'll save the taxpayers money.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
And as an example of a taxpayer relief.
Speaker 7 (28:28):
Shot, I would tell them, if you value your life,
you probably shouldn't do that in Polk County because the
people of Polk County like guns.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
They have guns.
Speaker 7 (28:37):
I encourage them to own guns, and they're going to
be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
And if you try to.
Speaker 7 (28:42):
Break into their homes to steal to set fires, I'm
highly recommending they blow you back out of the house
with their guns.
Speaker 3 (28:49):
So leave the community alone, leave us alone, Leave us alone,
or we're going to fire back, leave us alone in
the subway, or we're going to put you in a chokehold.
And if you're on fit all and a bunch of
other stuff. You got sickle selling, you got all sorts
of co morbidities, and you die, well, sucks to be you.
It shows how our entire system, the criminal justice system,
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our entire society is falling apart. Good grief this you'd
never have gone to trial. What's that case again, Dragon?
I wasn't paying attention. What did you say? No, I
was just gonna have you give the the search terms.
Speaker 4 (29:26):
Oh, Jordan Williams, New York Subway stabbing. You don't even
have to add stabbing, just Jordan Williams, New York Subway.
Speaker 3 (29:31):
Yeah, go read it. Go read it and tell me
what the difference is. All right? Back to another award winner,
award winning taxpayer relief shot non fatal.
Speaker 9 (29:42):
However, it turns the tables on his accused attackers, leaving
two people with gunshot wounds. Memphis police tell us the
turn of events happened during an attempted robbery at a
Parkway Village hotel. Wrig's Alan Self brings us the latest
in the case.
Speaker 11 (29:57):
Tonight, Geff's Police Safe Morning, a man and woman were
both shot by the man they tried to rob. Investigators
say the incident unfolded at this classic in on American
Way around six A crime this guest that the hotel
says happens far too often.
Speaker 12 (30:13):
I'm afraid you got to watch just around.
Speaker 11 (30:18):
According to police, the victim met the female suspect at
the hotel and was lured to the back of the building.
That's when she pulled out a gun and domnic the
victim's belongings. A second suspect appeared, also with a gun then,
and a surprising to us, a loud noise distracted the
two suspects, and the victim menaced to snatch the gun
from the female suspect and began to fire. The bullets
hit both the man and woman. The victim then took
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off running, but was not physically injured. One woman staying
at the hotel wished to remain anonymous, but expressed fear
after hearing about the incident.
Speaker 27 (30:50):
You know you STI do any cost people?
Speaker 26 (30:53):
You don't know what question.
Speaker 11 (30:55):
The male suspect was shot multiple times and is in
critical condition. The female suspect was shot in the arm
and is being treated at Regional One, and a record
we obtained police wrote they believe one of the suspects
was connected to another report they've recently taken. Officers also
noted surveillance cameras at the hotel and nearby businesses, which
hopefully can provide more insight into what unfolded Friday morning.
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For your newsleader in Parkway Village, I'm alt him self,
WRAG News Channel three.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
Yeah, non fatal, but that's a pretty darn good tax
payer relief. Shot. Dragon will take a break early and
come back and do another award winner after this.
Speaker 28 (31:30):
Hey, Dragon, it was really nice listening to you on
the radio with Michael. Let us know when you get
to your new position in Alaska, butt.
Speaker 3 (31:41):
Heads taxpayer relief shots continue. Another award winner, A store clerk. Mean,
I wonder if this is the one. Yes, I bet
it is, if this is the one. And do you remember, Dragon,
was this from Louisiana? I do not recont remember. Somebody
sent me and then it appeared X A store clerk
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that's being robbed, I think in somewhere in Louisiana, and
the well, I don't know what this story says, but
the one that I saw, the gunmen are kind of,
you know, trashing around the convenience store, and then they
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reach for the register. They knock the clerk down, and
then they turn their back on him and they go
around the counter to start stealing more stuff. And you
can see him kind of reaching down to get his pistol,
and then he stands up and leans over and just,
I mean just blows them away.
Speaker 29 (32:46):
You at this hour shocking video of an exchange of
gunfire between a store clerk and an armed robbery suspect.
According to New Orleans Police, one of the suspects. A
juvenile was killed during a shootout. Paul Murphy joins us
Now from Sam's meat Market in New Orleans East with
the story.
Speaker 27 (33:02):
Paul Wells, I spoke with the store manager a short
time ago, and he told me that his staff is
pretty upset by the shooting. It happened just before eight
o'clock last night on the IT service Road off of
Prouder Boulevard, and that manager did share some security video
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with us of the shooting. It shows two young people
enter Sam's meat Market with guns. The manager said all
of the gunmen would say was cash, cash.
Speaker 30 (33:33):
Cash.
Speaker 27 (33:34):
You can see one of the arm robbery suspects pointing
a weapon with an extended clip at a clerk working
a phone counter. At one point, the clerk grabs his
own gun and shoots at the suspects. One of them,
described as a juvenile, was killed in the shooting. In
the video, you see the suspects still moving on the
floor when the clerk returns and fires again. The other suspect,
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identified by police as eighteen year old Tioni Juaruez, was
shot once.
Speaker 31 (34:08):
We was like just normally they working and there's two
guys come in from out of nowhere, no car, who
was just walking and like you see in a video,
they came in. They put the gun in the cashier face,
another gun and the phone guy. They took all the
money that we already had working all day for and
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they took some phones and duhy. They was feeling dangerous.
So that's why they started shooting, and for our safety,
protecting ourselves. That's why what has happened has just happened.
Speaker 27 (34:49):
The police initially classified the crime as an arm robbery
by shooting, but it was later reclassified as a homicide
with an arm robbery after further investigat So far, the
store clerk has not been charged with any crimes. We're
alive in New Orleans, East pal Murphy WWL, Louisiana.
Speaker 3 (35:09):
And if you see the video, there's no way in
hell that the store clerk should be charged because they
clearly threatened him with a gun so intent to kill,
and then they shoving down. Now, they do walk around
the counter, but so what, you still have a fear
for your life because if you move, they're going to
blow you away. This is a great example of FAFO.
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Absolutely a DUI suspect.
Speaker 32 (35:33):
Arch police presence near the fifty seven Freeway in Brail
last night after a shooting involving officers unfolded near the
on ramp. Police were given a tip for a possible
DUI driver near Lambert and the fifty seven just before five.
Officers later found this Ford bronco up against a retaining
wall in the area at some point a shooting unfolded.
Police say the man was taken to the hospital where
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he died. It's still not clear what led to the shooting.
Lanes on the fifty seven are not impacted for you
commute this morning, but you should avoid the Lambert on
and off ramp.
Speaker 3 (36:04):
Well. Well, that's helping Tuffe report with a Tice Pray
Relief shop and a local another local one.
Speaker 16 (36:11):
We're also learning more about a man shot and killed
by police this morning at the Bellmar shopping district in Lakewood,
passing their South Bank Street and West Alaska Drive. That
is where we begin our coverage for you tonight. You're
a reporter in Jefferson County. Careen Morphine live at that
shopping district in Karen. You're learning more about what happened.
Speaker 33 (36:30):
Yeah, Michael, and this all unfolded early this morning at
about three point thirty am, long before any of these
stores were opened, but police were on scene throughout most
of the morning collecting evidence. After this deadly shooting. Early
Monday morning, Lakewood police were called to an empty Bellmar
shopping center. Security there had reported an unwanted party. Officers
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contacted that suspect behind the Best Buy store for The
interaction quickly escalated when.
Speaker 30 (36:59):
Liquid police attempted to talk to the suspect. The suspect
first began to walk away and then pulled a gun
on our agents.
Speaker 33 (37:07):
Blake with Police spokes first in John Romero says agents
ordered that suspect to drop the weapon before two of
their agents opened fire.
Speaker 30 (37:16):
The suspect did point a gun at our police. That
is when our agents fired at the suspect.
Speaker 3 (37:22):
Boom done.
Time, Michael, So, what about that their border wall that
we was going to construct that they pulled the plug
on by mister Biden, Well, what about that one?
Speaker 2 (00:13):
Caution you are about to experience the taxpayer relief shot
segment on the situation with Michael Brown. Caution, you are
about to experience the taxpayer relief shot segment on the
situation with Michael Brown. We do not necessarily relish the
death of any criminal, but we do celebrate our god
given and constitutional right to self defense in the event
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that the criminal becomes DRT. The taxpayers spared the cost
of public defenders, court costs, incarceration, and continued parole supervision.
As the sheriff of Santa Rosa County, Florida says insert
audio here, or Sheriff Grady of Pope County says, insert
audio here. You have been warned listen at your own
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risks Mike.
Speaker 3 (01:02):
Back to the talk back real quickly. What about the wall?
But I don't know, is that part of the efficiency thing?
Speaker 4 (01:10):
Maybe that you know, one organization puts once to put
it up on the other side says No, I I
don't know. Maybe maybe I don't leave them, I just
play them and.
Speaker 3 (01:20):
I was just waiting for you to say that slag
and move on. Taxpayer relief shots. Why do I call
them taxpayer relief shots?
Speaker 5 (01:28):
Because somebody's breaking in your house here more than welcome
to shoot them. In Center's accounting, we prefer that you do. Actually,
hopefully you'll save the taxpayers money.
Speaker 3 (01:36):
This is all about giving you examples of the use
of firearms in legitimate self defense situations, whether that's a
citizen or a law enforcement officer, whatever. That just usually
makes the local news and that's about it. My other
favorite saying about taxpayer relief shots, I would.
Speaker 6 (01:58):
Highly suggest that if a looter breaks into your home,
comes into your home while you're there to steal stuff,
that you take your gun and you shoot him. You
shoot him so that he looks like grated cheese, because
you know what, that's one leader that won't break into
anyone else's home. And of course, my favorite of all time,
I would tell them, if you value your life, you
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probably shouldn't do that in Polk County because the people
of Polk County like guns.
Speaker 3 (02:25):
They have guns.
Speaker 7 (02:26):
I encourage them to own guns, and they're going to
be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded and
if you try to break into their homes to steal
to set fires, I'm highly recommending they blow you back
out of the house with your guns. So leave the
community alone.
Speaker 3 (02:40):
And as I explained before, I don't listen to these
I just put them into the system and then come
in here on Friday. I listen to them with virgineers,
just like you. So we have several award winners. We'll
start with the award winners today. We have. You know,
I'm not gonna tell you with the title of this
one is because when I first saw it, I thought, well,
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that's kind of interesting.
Speaker 8 (03:06):
In a case almost head spinning, police say an eleven
year old pulled the trigger on a sixteen year old.
Speaker 9 (03:11):
Police say the teen and.
Speaker 8 (03:12):
Another individual approached the child's home two times earlier Thursday.
On the third approach, police say the teen got inside
and the eleven year old shot him.
Speaker 1 (03:21):
In the head.
Speaker 10 (03:22):
There was no parents at home. However, we have contacted
the mother. She is cooperating with the investigation.
Speaker 8 (03:27):
A four year old was also home at the time.
Police say the eleven year old's mother bought that gun.
Speaker 10 (03:32):
Initial statements the mother made to our detectives is that
she purchased it because her home has been the target
of several burglaries over the past few years, and she
purchased it for self protection.
Speaker 8 (03:44):
The second individual who approached the home is now in
police custody. Thursday night, police continued to comb the yard
and neighbor's yards for evidence, and while many on this
street still aren't sure what led to that shooting, most
agree it's ultimately tragic.
Speaker 11 (04:00):
The key, a key killing another key.
Speaker 12 (04:03):
That's just it is unexplinable.
Speaker 10 (04:05):
You know, last week I'm standing out talking to the
media and to the public about a two year old
who finds a handgun and fatally shoots himself a three
year old. The same thing happened in Saint Louis City,
I believe last week. And now we're talking about an
eleven year old. It doesn't matter the age. Children have
access to guns all too often, and all too often
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they end in tragic circumstances.
Speaker 3 (04:27):
And now I don't whether there was more that got
cut out or not, because we don't do these. These
come to us from somebody else. But what I find
fascinating about this one, there's not even an attempt. Now.
It did say that one of the hold was the
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other one.
Speaker 13 (04:51):
Eleven and sixteen or sixteen or seventeen. I can't reme
exactly was approaching the house. I don't know what that means.
Ultimately made it into the house. So is he in
custody because he was? Did he break in? Was he threatening?
Speaker 3 (05:07):
Instead, they just focus on the tragedy. What they call
a tragedy of an eleven year old killing a sixteen
year old. Well, I wouldn't call it a tragedy. If
the eleven year old was defending himself and the four
year old child was in the home, and the child
knew how to use the gun, I wouldn't call it
a tragedy. I had to say good parenting. But of
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course that's not how the media is going to present it.
Of course, we go from one extreme to another.
Speaker 14 (05:36):
First, a deadly encounter between a businessman and an intruder
leading to a homicide investigation by the Sacramento Sheriff's Office.
Good evening, Thanks for joining us for the CBS thirteen
years at ten.
Speaker 3 (05:46):
I'm Steve Large.
Speaker 14 (05:47):
That property manager fired a fatal shot at an alleged
intruder while his grandchildren were with him. Your reporter covering
Sacramento County Tory Alpadaca spoke with that man about how
it all happened.
Speaker 15 (05:59):
Tory Steve, that seventy year old property manager, says that
he pulled the trigger to protect his family. No one
is in custody right now for that deadly shooting, but
the Sheriff's office here believing that that property manager acted
within the law. At this point in the investigation, time
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I think.
Speaker 4 (06:20):
About it, it makes it really bothers me.
Speaker 16 (06:22):
At the time, I didn't think about anything but save
in my children's lives.
Speaker 15 (06:26):
It was a split second decision, he says he made
to defend his family.
Speaker 3 (06:30):
When he kicked the door, he came out.
Speaker 15 (06:32):
Robert, who didn't want to give his last name, says
he shot and killed an intruder who broke into his
Rancho Cordova motorcycle parts shop in the middle of the night.
He says he also lives in a room behind the shop.
Speaker 3 (06:45):
If he would have ran away, I wouldn't have to
shoot nobody.
Speaker 11 (06:48):
I'd live with the broken windows and broken doors.
Speaker 3 (06:50):
But he continued to go at me.
Speaker 15 (06:52):
The Sacramento County Sheriff's Office is investigating.
Speaker 2 (06:55):
Victims are tired of being victims.
Speaker 15 (06:58):
Sheriff spokespersons Jentamar Gandhi says the suspect broken to the
front part of the shop and then was trying to
bust through the door to the living quarters, where Robert
was sleeping with his fourteen year old and four year
old grandsons.
Speaker 3 (07:11):
Well, I thought he had a gun, so I wasn't sure.
Speaker 17 (07:13):
Robert says.
Speaker 15 (07:13):
The suspect had a bright light in one hand and
what he later found out was a bu tane torch
in the other.
Speaker 3 (07:20):
Thank god I had a gun.
Speaker 15 (07:21):
After Robert fired the gun, the suspect ran off, dropping
dead about thirty paces away from the shop in this
Chevron parking lot.
Speaker 18 (07:31):
Any reasonable person in that shop owner's position, in my opinion,
likely would have used daily force because they feared for
the safety of themselves and their children.
Speaker 15 (07:42):
Local attorney Justin Ward, unrelated to the case, says Robert's
actions will likely be justified because the law doesn't require
him to know the intention of the burglar.
Speaker 18 (07:53):
You're not gonna hope that this is a nice burglar
and he's just gonna say, oh, sorry, I didn't realize
you were here. I'm gonna leave now.
Speaker 3 (08:01):
You don't want to have to do this in the
rest of my life. I got to live with him.
Speaker 15 (08:06):
A terrifying encounter leading to this deadly shooting. His first
concern was his family, But I.
Speaker 16 (08:13):
Also hear my children laughing, and they're with me, and
they're glad, they're okay.
Speaker 15 (08:19):
Now, the sheriff's office could not confirm if that suspect
had any weapons on him. He has not been identified yet.
Speaker 3 (08:26):
Very scary situation.
Speaker 14 (08:27):
Right, Tory Abadaca live in Sacramento.
Speaker 3 (08:30):
Force and thanks Tori. Now, compare how this taxpayer relief shot,
which was a full two minutes fifty five seconds, gave
you all the details, at least most of the details
that you need to understand that this probably was indeed
a legitimate taxpayer relief shot, grandfather protecting his grandkids. Compared
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to the other one, they just focus on, Oh, an
eleven year old shot a sixteen year old, isn't that tragic? Yeah?
To tell me why? How, tell me the who?
Speaker 19 (09:02):
What?
Speaker 6 (09:02):
Where?
Speaker 3 (09:02):
Brennan? Why the five ws? You didn't do it? And interestingly,
that's from Sacramento. That's from California. Another award winner, This
one involves a homeowner. If we get it pulled up.
Speaker 20 (09:18):
Boys from Rochester continued to investigate a weekend shooting that
left a man dead. Officer stated twenty eight year old
man was with a gunshot wound early Sunday and tried
to save him, but he died at the scene. Investigators
say the person who called nine on one reporter he
had shot a man who entered his house and assaulted him.
The homeowner was taken into custody and later released.
Speaker 3 (09:37):
No names have been released. Twenty seconds. Okay, length doesn't
always correlate to quality, or quality correlates to length.
Speaker 4 (09:52):
But so that what Tamra says.
Speaker 3 (09:57):
Yes, however, I would like some more substance to the story.
But it's what Tamra says. Would you just shut up?
But I will. And Dragon is absolutely an a hole
And that's what Tamarra says.
Speaker 21 (10:18):
This is red Beard says.
Speaker 3 (10:20):
That's exactly what missus Redbeard says to me. I have
the text to prove it. I think literally, I do
have a text that proves that another award winner, a homeowner,
shoots and kills. Uh, well, just find.
Speaker 6 (10:33):
Out developing now, there are still questions this morning about
a shooting that left a person dead in Lantana last night.
Speaker 19 (10:41):
The Palm Beach County Sheriff's Office.
Speaker 22 (10:42):
Johnson is a man a return to a home his
home and found two suspects inside.
Speaker 17 (10:47):
News Channel five's Chris Stewart is here at live this
morning with what we're waiting to learn.
Speaker 23 (10:51):
Chris, Well, it's not clear at this point really what
led up to this shooting in Lantana last night. We
do know that the homeowner both suspects fired weapons and
that both suspects were shot.
Speaker 4 (11:03):
One of them is dead.
Speaker 23 (11:04):
Take a look at the scene last night, this shooting
happening just after eight point thirty on Hibiscus Tree Drive
in Lantana, that is east of I ninety five. PbSO
says when the homeowner found the two suspects in the home,
there was an altercation and both suspects were shot again.
One died, the other sent to a local hospital. Is
not clear what that suspects condition is at this time.
Speaker 2 (11:25):
The homeowner is uninjured.
Speaker 23 (11:26):
The homeowner is okay. Detectives are continuing to work this case.
It's still not clear at this point whether they believe
this was a random incident, Reporting live, Chris Sewart WPTV
News Channel five.
Speaker 3 (11:39):
Okay, at least we had I shouldn't say at least,
but the intruders were shooting too, so clearly self defense
another award winner, and this one happens to be local.
Speaker 7 (11:53):
I would tell them, if you value your life.
Speaker 4 (11:55):
You probably think there, Michael, click click.
Speaker 3 (11:59):
I think I do that at least once every week. Yeah. Yeah,
and it looks the same.
Speaker 4 (12:09):
I would tell them, if you got it, said, double click, a.
Speaker 3 (12:13):
Double click, it looks the same. Let me do it
again here, double click. Okay, that's different.
Speaker 22 (12:22):
Here we go, make my day. It's the law everyone's
talking about. After a Boulder man shot and killed an
intruder breaking into his home. Seven News reporter Jacqueline Allen
looks into how Colorado's law gives homeowners more leeway than
it does in other states.
Speaker 17 (12:36):
Of all the houses to break into in this affluent,
bolder neighborhood, I think was the worst. The mounted head
in the window might have been a sign the avid
hunter homeowner is packing.
Speaker 5 (12:46):
I watched him go head first through both of the front.
Speaker 17 (12:50):
Doors, But neighbor brock Derby says it didn't stop the
man he saw breaking into the home last night.
Speaker 3 (12:55):
And then I heard gunshots at least.
Speaker 17 (12:57):
Say the homeowner here had shot and killed night teen
year old Roberto Zamora. After that man shattered his glass
screen door and went into the home, knocking the homeowner
to the ground. See You Law professor Ayah Gruber says
it may be a classic case using to Make My
Day defense.
Speaker 24 (13:12):
The Colorado law really goes far in granting immunity to
people who kill intruders.
Speaker 17 (13:18):
Unlike other states, in Colorado, you don't have to be
in fear of death or even give a warning. In fact,
in twenty twelve and another high profile Make My daycase
out of Boulder, prosecutors said, see you student Zoe Ripple
was drunk and stumbled into the wrong home, ignoring the
homeowner's warning. The homeowner shot her in the hip and
was not charged.
Speaker 24 (13:38):
All you have to believe is that there's a chance
of harm quote, no matter how slight, and you're allowed
to use deadly force.
Speaker 17 (13:45):
But this case may be more clear cut. The least
say the intruder was yelling and banging on doors and
windows of several homes in this neighborhood before he broke
into this one. Neighbors tell us the homeowner here did
what he had to do, and.
Speaker 13 (13:58):
My heart goes after him. I support him.
Speaker 17 (14:02):
In Boulder Jackman Allen.
Speaker 3 (14:03):
Seven Dukes raight, can just let that be a lesson.
You need to stop running around your neighborhood banging on
doors and yelling at people.
Speaker 4 (14:11):
But it's so fun.
Speaker 3 (14:12):
Yeah, but I don't want I don't, I really, as
much as I despise you, we don't want you ending up.
Drt Can. You also have to find another producer, and
you know finding someone as unqualified as you are is
going to be hard to do. Another award winner. A
man brings a chainsaw, That's all you need to know,
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right there, chainsaw.
Speaker 25 (14:35):
Saint Charles Police shoot and kill a man who entered
a senior living facility with a chainsaw. Good evening everyone,
I'm Jackie Dad.
Speaker 3 (14:44):
Didn't we talk about this this week? Yeah?
Speaker 4 (14:46):
This is the one I think we played earlier this week.
It's not a replay, for sure.
Speaker 3 (14:50):
It's absolutely worth a replay. This is amazing.
Speaker 25 (14:54):
Saint Charles Police shoot and kill a man who entered
a senior living facilit with a chainsaw. Good evening everyone.
Speaker 4 (15:02):
I'm Jackie Dang and I'm Jon Bradley. Wgan's Angelica Sanchez.
Speaker 12 (15:06):
As belated, but we now know the suspect shot and
killed by police today. Was first spotted on the property
trying to cut down a tree before making his way
inside the facility and an attempt to attack residence with
a chainsaw.
Speaker 26 (15:22):
I'm wishing that everybody's okay. So that's the main thing.
Speaker 12 (15:25):
Crime scene tape wraps around the river Glenn assist at
see your living facility in Saint Charles.
Speaker 26 (15:30):
They kind of like said that there was an intruder
that got into the building.
Speaker 12 (15:34):
In a Sunday release, the Saint Charles Police Department says
just before nine am, witnesses reported a shirtless man holding
a chainsaw and attempting to cut down a tree on
the property. The suspect then entered the lobby and began
confronting residents with the chainsaw. The release goes on to
say arriving officers attempted to de escalate the situation, but
the suspect containing his attempts of using the chainsaw against
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residents of the building and the officers. A taser was
used on but the suspect continued his attack.
Speaker 3 (16:01):
St.
Speaker 12 (16:02):
Charles Police go on to say an officer was then
quote forced to fire his service weapon, striking the suspect.
They say first aid was immediately rendered. However, the suspect
was pronounced deceased at an area hospital.
Speaker 26 (16:14):
I'm supposed to do a job from one of the residents,
and I called the resident and it took her about
an hour to even get in and get cleared, and
they brought her in through a maintenance garage entry.
Speaker 12 (16:27):
People visiting the facility on overa what happened were turned away.
A spokesperson for the facility says they are both working
with law enforcement and the process of reaching out to
family members of residence to inform them of the investigation,
telling WGN, we are deeply grateful for the swift action
of our team and law enforcement. We want to emphasize
that our community is secure and all residents and staff
(16:49):
members are safe. Police say residents and officers were treated
for minor injuries. The suspect's identity is not being released
at this time until next of kin has been noted.
Per policy, Illinois State Police will be investigating the officer
involved shooting.
Speaker 2 (17:05):
Reporting in St.
Speaker 12 (17:05):
Charles Tonight and Jelica Sanchez WGN News.
Speaker 3 (17:10):
Chainsaw with the assisted living place. We're gonna take not
a break, We're gonna take a break from tex Player
relief shots for just a moment. I've been concerned because
the jury in Manhattan in the Daniel Penny case has
been asking you a lot of questions. They've been they've
been deliberating for far too long. And we have some
(17:31):
breaking news. You got that dragon news.
Speaker 19 (17:33):
Lord, We are on verdict watch in the New York
City criminal trial of marine veteran Daniel Penney. The jury
just sent a note to the judge. They are deadlocked
on the first count in this case, this is manslaughter
in the second degree. See be cotton at the courthouse
in New York City. Seebe tell us what you.
Speaker 21 (17:51):
Know, Hi, Dagan. That's right. The jury just passed a
note to the judge saying it's unable to reach a
unanimous decision on the most serious charge in this case,
second degree manslaughter. The judge said in the courtroom that
he thinks he now needs to instruct the jury on
an atlan charge, which is essentially telling the jury you
(18:13):
need to go back into the deliberations room, talk more,
consider the viewpoints of other jurors and try to reach
a consensus. At that point of the jury comes back
again and still does not have a unanimous decision. The
judge would then have to declare a mistrial. But of
course we know if there is a conviction on this
most serious charge, there are high stakes for Daniel Penny,
(18:34):
who would face up to fifteen years in prison. But
so far the jury says it's not able to reach
a unanimous consensus on that charge. We know all eyes
are on this case across the country. It's really initiated
a lot of conversations across the country, conversations on race,
policing and the criminal justice system. Jurors have asked to
(18:55):
review lots of key evidence so far in the case,
to include the video evidence of the choke hold, the
twenty five minute TAKEE interview Daniel Penny had with police,
said the precinct when he waived his Miranda rights to
answer detective's questions, he didn't know Neei had died at
the time. The jury also wanted to see yesterday a
(19:16):
one minute clip of the choke hold that was captured
by a high schooler who was on the subway that day.
They also wanted the definitions of recklessness and negligence read
back from the judge. So a lot more to watch
here at the courthouse for sher Dagan.
Speaker 19 (19:32):
But the second, let me back up and Alan charge,
you would think the judge would wait to read what
they also referred to as a dynamite charge if the
jury was deadlocked on both of these charges.
Speaker 3 (19:49):
Yeah, that's a great point to take a break. We'll
come back to this, pick up a little bit of it,
and then you get back to taxpayer relief shop.
Speaker 10 (20:10):
For crying out, Wow, listen to your producer click click.
Speaker 4 (20:17):
What that's for you and not being able to figure
out how to use Adobe.
Speaker 3 (20:21):
Il So, do we have any more of that Fox
report on the Daniel Penny?
Speaker 4 (20:27):
Sure, let's pull that back.
Speaker 2 (20:28):
Up seeb.
Speaker 21 (20:31):
So, based on the note I'm getting from the courtroom, Dagan,
a judge is telling both the prosecution and the defense
that he doesn't believe he can instruct the jury to
deliberate on the second charge because they don't have a
unanimous decision on the most serious charge, second to great manslaughter.
So to my understanding, right now in the courtroom, he's
(20:53):
trying to figure out what to do next now that
yourors can't reach that consensus on the first charge.
Speaker 19 (21:00):
It's interesting, So there had been eight notes that had
come out to so far as of this morning before
the jury reconvened at ten am and Lower Manhattan Tour
about scheduling. But they definitely seem and please correct me
if I'm wrong, seemed to be looking into what was
(21:20):
the judgment of the corner about the cause of death,
because that was evidence that was really pushed by the
defense about was it definitively the chokehold that caused the
death versus what about the drugs that were in the system,
about pre existing conditions like sickle cell disease or great diggan.
Speaker 21 (21:45):
So, jurors wanted to rehear portions of medical examiner doctor
Cynthia Harris's cross examination when she talked about issuing a
second death certificate for Neelie. She testified during the trial
that she issued that death certificate ruling Jordan Neely's death
choke hold without toxicology results, and she said during the
(22:07):
trial that toxicology results wouldn't have changed her mind, and
she said that the results could have come back with
sentinel and her decision was confirmed on the basis of
what she saw in that widely circulated video showing Penny
restraining Neely. So jurors were particularly interested in that portion
(22:27):
of her cross examination where she talked about issuing the
cause of death without the toxicology results. And I've been
talking to a lot of legal experts about this case, Russ.
This is particularly interesting.
Speaker 3 (22:39):
We feel. What make sure you understand is when you
have a hung jury, when they say they can't reach
a verdict, it could be one person. And so when
you hear that they're wanting to rehear the testimony or
have the testimony re read to them about, for example,
the medical examiner and how she would not change her opinion,
(23:01):
that doesn't necessarily mean that there is one holdout to
either convict or equip. It could be that whichever side
they're on, the other side is just trying to say, well, now,
let's go back and listen to this again. So we
don't know whether it's one person holding out for an
(23:22):
acquittal or it's one person holding out to convict. I
would like to be believe if we're going to be,
if we're going to be in this position, that it's
one person holding out to convict and the other eleven
are like, are you kidding us, Let's go back and
listen to this stuff again. And if you listen to
this stuff again, clearly if you remember they wanted the
(23:43):
one the sixty second clip of the teenager that took him,
that took the video of Daniel Penny holding Neely in
that holding him around the neck. Well, that could be
that could run either direction. The one juror who thinks
that that was that's the key that that proves beyond
reasonable doubt that he committed manslaughter. That could be the
(24:06):
evidence that they want to see to convict the others
the other eleven, or it could be the opposite direction.
So don't read a lot into this. It just means
that they can't reach you and a mm's agreement. Now,
the judge does have a difficult question here if they
come back they hadn't even gotten to the second charge,
the lesser charge, because if they reach an agreement on
(24:29):
the first charge that he is not guilty, then it
stands to reason he's not gonna be guilty on the
second charge. So the fact that if they have returned
or told the judge they cannot reach a verdict on
the most serious manslaughter charge puts him for what's called
this Allen charge and Allen charges where you tell the
jury you've got to go back, you need to take
(24:50):
into consider it. There's a whole litany of things. If
they have to instruct the jury, you need to go back,
if you you know, depending on which side you're on,
you need to take into consideration the views of the
other jurors. You need to listen and consider those and
everyone and everybody in the jury room needs to do that,
and you need to rethink where you are. In other words,
(25:12):
try again. And it's almost like dad sending the kids
back into the bedroom. See if you can't find some
common ground, See if you can't figure out a way
to work this out. One last effort to see if
they can't reach a unanimous verdict. That's difficult to do
when they have no idea where they are on the
(25:32):
second charge. My guess is they date the jurors themselves,
the jurors, depending on the foreman, probably saying, you know,
let's deal with this serious charge first and see where
we are. And if they've been deliberating for several days
and can't reach a decision on the most serious charge,
they probably even gotten the second one. So I'm not
quite sure. If I were the judge, I would probably well,
(25:57):
I can't say I can say what I would do
because because it's me, I declare a mistrial and force
the DA to make a decision whether or not to
file charges again. And and of course I'm afraid the
DA will in this case, because this is no longer
about whether he committed a crime or not. This is
about so called social justice. And because you have a
(26:19):
white guy that is alleged to have killed a black
guy and now the family is suing for wrongful death.
Oh my gosh. Well, so if you've got a progressive prosecutor,
of course they're going to refile charges. If that's my logic,
then maybe I would send them back in with an
Allen charge and I would tell him to try again,
(26:42):
even though I run the risk that maybe I'm pushing
the jury toward a conviction when I as the judge,
although the judge could rarely happens, but the judge could
direct a verdict based on everything I've heard, I'm going
to dismiss the charges or Daniel Penny. And in the
(27:04):
midst of taxpayer relief shots, well we're talking about I mean,
we've reached the stage in this country based on some
of these prosecutions where you can no longer defend yourself
where you can't defend others, Which makes me more adamant
about continuing to do tax not that anybody's trying to
stop me from doing taxpayer relief shots. It makes me
(27:25):
more determined that you're gonna hear these stories every single week,
because we need to remember that in this country, in fact,
not just in this country, but I think humanity in
general has a right to defend themselves and others from harm.
And to get away from that and to focus on
social justice shows what an abomination our judicial system has become.
Speaker 4 (27:48):
And just because it's my own personal bugaboo and I've
got a microphone in front of me, and you don't good, goober,
make sure you have looked up Jordan Williams, New York
subway stabbing, A stab Tell me what the difference is here? Yeah,
tell me you do your own research and see if
you can find a difference in these two cases. Yes,
(28:09):
Jordan Williams, New York City subway stabbing.
Speaker 3 (28:13):
Tell us what you think. All right, back to taxpayer
relief shots. Why did I call them taxpayer relief shots?
Speaker 5 (28:19):
Because somebody's breaking in your house here, more than welcome
to shoot them in centaise accounting.
Speaker 3 (28:23):
We prefer that you do.
Speaker 5 (28:24):
Actually, hopefully you'll save the taxpayers money.
Speaker 3 (28:26):
And as an example of a taxpayer relief.
Speaker 7 (28:28):
Shot, I would tell them, if you value your life,
you probably shouldn't do that in Polk County because the
people of Polk County like guns.
Speaker 3 (28:36):
They have guns.
Speaker 7 (28:37):
I encourage them to own guns, and they're going to
be in their homes tonight with their guns loaded.
Speaker 3 (28:42):
And if you try to.
Speaker 7 (28:42):
Break into their homes to steal to set fires, I'm
highly recommending they blow you back out of the house
with their guns.
Speaker 3 (28:49):
So leave the community alone, leave us alone, Leave us alone,
or we're going to fire back, leave us alone in
the subway, or we're going to put you in a chokehold.
And if you're on fit all and a bunch of
other stuff. You got sickle selling, you got all sorts
of co morbidities, and you die, well, sucks to be you.
It shows how our entire system, the criminal justice system,
(29:12):
our entire society is falling apart. Good grief this you'd
never have gone to trial. What's that case again, Dragon?
I wasn't paying attention. What did you say? No, I
was just gonna have you give the the search terms.
Speaker 4 (29:26):
Oh, Jordan Williams, New York Subway stabbing. You don't even
have to add stabbing, just Jordan Williams, New York Subway.
Speaker 3 (29:31):
Yeah, go read it. Go read it and tell me
what the difference is. All right? Back to another award winner,
award winning taxpayer relief shot non fatal.
Speaker 9 (29:42):
However, it turns the tables on his accused attackers, leaving
two people with gunshot wounds. Memphis police tell us the
turn of events happened during an attempted robbery at a
Parkway Village hotel. Wrig's Alan Self brings us the latest
in the case.
Speaker 11 (29:57):
Tonight, Geff's Police Safe Morning, a man and woman were
both shot by the man they tried to rob. Investigators
say the incident unfolded at this classic in on American
Way around six A crime this guest that the hotel
says happens far too often.
Speaker 12 (30:13):
I'm afraid you got to watch just around.
Speaker 11 (30:18):
According to police, the victim met the female suspect at
the hotel and was lured to the back of the building.
That's when she pulled out a gun and domnic the
victim's belongings. A second suspect appeared, also with a gun then,
and a surprising to us, a loud noise distracted the
two suspects, and the victim menaced to snatch the gun
from the female suspect and began to fire. The bullets
hit both the man and woman. The victim then took
(30:40):
off running, but was not physically injured. One woman staying
at the hotel wished to remain anonymous, but expressed fear
after hearing about the incident.
Speaker 27 (30:50):
You know you STI do any cost people?
Speaker 26 (30:53):
You don't know what question.
Speaker 11 (30:55):
The male suspect was shot multiple times and is in
critical condition. The female suspect was shot in the arm
and is being treated at Regional One, and a record
we obtained police wrote they believe one of the suspects
was connected to another report they've recently taken. Officers also
noted surveillance cameras at the hotel and nearby businesses, which
hopefully can provide more insight into what unfolded Friday morning.
(31:16):
For your newsleader in Parkway Village, I'm alt him self,
WRAG News Channel three.
Speaker 3 (31:22):
Yeah, non fatal, but that's a pretty darn good tax
payer relief. Shot. Dragon will take a break early and
come back and do another award winner after this.
Speaker 28 (31:30):
Hey, Dragon, it was really nice listening to you on
the radio with Michael. Let us know when you get
to your new position in Alaska, butt.
Speaker 3 (31:41):
Heads taxpayer relief shots continue. Another award winner, A store clerk. Mean,
I wonder if this is the one. Yes, I bet
it is, if this is the one. And do you remember, Dragon,
was this from Louisiana? I do not recont remember. Somebody
sent me and then it appeared X A store clerk
(32:02):
that's being robbed, I think in somewhere in Louisiana, and
the well, I don't know what this story says, but
the one that I saw, the gunmen are kind of,
you know, trashing around the convenience store, and then they
(32:23):
reach for the register. They knock the clerk down, and
then they turn their back on him and they go
around the counter to start stealing more stuff. And you
can see him kind of reaching down to get his pistol,
and then he stands up and leans over and just,
I mean just blows them away.
Speaker 29 (32:46):
You at this hour shocking video of an exchange of
gunfire between a store clerk and an armed robbery suspect.
According to New Orleans Police, one of the suspects. A
juvenile was killed during a shootout. Paul Murphy joins us
Now from Sam's meat Market in New Orleans East with
the story.
Speaker 27 (33:02):
Paul Wells, I spoke with the store manager a short
time ago, and he told me that his staff is
pretty upset by the shooting. It happened just before eight
o'clock last night on the IT service Road off of
Prouder Boulevard, and that manager did share some security video
(33:22):
with us of the shooting. It shows two young people
enter Sam's meat Market with guns. The manager said all
of the gunmen would say was cash, cash.
Speaker 30 (33:33):
Cash.
Speaker 27 (33:34):
You can see one of the arm robbery suspects pointing
a weapon with an extended clip at a clerk working
a phone counter. At one point, the clerk grabs his
own gun and shoots at the suspects. One of them,
described as a juvenile, was killed in the shooting. In
the video, you see the suspects still moving on the
floor when the clerk returns and fires again. The other suspect,
(33:59):
identified by police as eighteen year old Tioni Juaruez, was
shot once.
Speaker 31 (34:08):
We was like just normally they working and there's two
guys come in from out of nowhere, no car, who
was just walking and like you see in a video,
they came in. They put the gun in the cashier face,
another gun and the phone guy. They took all the
money that we already had working all day for and
(34:30):
they took some phones and duhy. They was feeling dangerous.
So that's why they started shooting, and for our safety,
protecting ourselves. That's why what has happened has just happened.
Speaker 27 (34:49):
The police initially classified the crime as an arm robbery
by shooting, but it was later reclassified as a homicide
with an arm robbery after further investigat So far, the
store clerk has not been charged with any crimes. We're
alive in New Orleans, East pal Murphy WWL, Louisiana.
Speaker 3 (35:09):
And if you see the video, there's no way in
hell that the store clerk should be charged because they
clearly threatened him with a gun so intent to kill,
and then they shoving down. Now, they do walk around
the counter, but so what, you still have a fear
for your life because if you move, they're going to
blow you away. This is a great example of FAFO.
(35:30):
Absolutely a DUI suspect.
Speaker 32 (35:33):
Arch police presence near the fifty seven Freeway in Brail
last night after a shooting involving officers unfolded near the
on ramp. Police were given a tip for a possible
DUI driver near Lambert and the fifty seven just before five.
Officers later found this Ford bronco up against a retaining
wall in the area at some point a shooting unfolded.
Police say the man was taken to the hospital where
(35:53):
he died. It's still not clear what led to the shooting.
Lanes on the fifty seven are not impacted for you
commute this morning, but you should avoid the Lambert on
and off ramp.
Speaker 3 (36:04):
Well. Well, that's helping Tuffe report with a Tice Pray
Relief shop and a local another local one.
Speaker 16 (36:11):
We're also learning more about a man shot and killed
by police this morning at the Bellmar shopping district in Lakewood,
passing their South Bank Street and West Alaska Drive. That
is where we begin our coverage for you tonight. You're
a reporter in Jefferson County. Careen Morphine live at that
shopping district in Karen. You're learning more about what happened.
Speaker 33 (36:30):
Yeah, Michael, and this all unfolded early this morning at
about three point thirty am, long before any of these
stores were opened, but police were on scene throughout most
of the morning collecting evidence. After this deadly shooting. Early
Monday morning, Lakewood police were called to an empty Bellmar
shopping center. Security there had reported an unwanted party. Officers
(36:53):
contacted that suspect behind the Best Buy store for The
interaction quickly escalated when.
Speaker 30 (36:59):
Liquid police attempted to talk to the suspect. The suspect
first began to walk away and then pulled a gun
on our agents.
Speaker 33 (37:07):
Blake with Police spokes first in John Romero says agents
ordered that suspect to drop the weapon before two of
their agents opened fire.
Speaker 30 (37:16):
The suspect did point a gun at our police. That
is when our agents fired at the suspect.
Speaker 3 (37:22):
Boom done.
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