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Speaker 1: Phil Schuman back with me from Burning eleven. Good morning.
Speaker 1: We will obviously get into all of the debate prep
Speaker 1: and what's going on. It's said to be more pivotal
Speaker 1: than we even thought before because all of the polls
Speaker 1: find that thirty percent of registered voters say the debate
Speaker 1: will help them decide who to vote for. Thirty percent.
Speaker 1: That is a whopper, that is a huge number. But
Speaker 1: first we want to get into the fires that are burning.
Speaker 1: I just caught the one in Tribuco Canyon as I
Speaker 1: was getting ready to watch the game, and wow, those
Speaker 1: pictures were incredible.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's exploded like ten thousand acres almost, and a
Speaker 2: lot of people have evacuated, very very very nervous time
Speaker 2: out there. And then the line flying bigger right said,
Speaker 2: burning up more into the mountains.
Speaker 3: He said that we see this all the time.
Speaker 1: I mean, you and I've covered numerous fires, but that
Speaker 1: this one is one of those ones that's creating its
Speaker 1: own weather systems, the thunderstorms of fire. I'm watching this
Speaker 1: show right now called Fire Country. It's on CBS. I'm sorry, Fox,
Speaker 1: that's okay, but it's one of those really kitchy soap
Speaker 1: opera like shows, and it's a love letter to CalFire. Essentially,
Speaker 1: it's all about CalFire and the Inmate cruise and they.
Speaker 3: Use CGI like nobody's business.
Speaker 1: It all looks so phony, but it creates the most
Speaker 1: incredible fire. What's supposed to be the most incredible fire
Speaker 1: of that?
Speaker 2: Well, there's a lot of drama out there in real life.
Speaker 2: I don't even need to create it. How about the
Speaker 2: cause though, of the airport fire right in Tribuco Canyon.
Speaker 2: They said that it was public works cruise using that
Speaker 2: we're using heavy equipment to move boulders to prevent access
Speaker 2: to vegetation and there.
Speaker 3: Was a spark that caused the fire.
Speaker 2: That's a I can't believe that they would be so careless.
Speaker 1: You made a great point just off the air now
Speaker 1: that that's what they tell us what not to do,
Speaker 1: like the very authorities who say don't use heavy equipment
Speaker 1: when you have temperatures and dry conditions like this. The
Speaker 1: authorities took their own heavy equipment out there and used
Speaker 1: it and caused this thing.
Speaker 3: All right, well that's not good.
Speaker 1: And then we've got the fire in the San Gabriel
Speaker 1: Canyon that's the one that I woke up smelling this morning,
Speaker 1: that's near Azuza, that quickly spread three thousand acres since
Speaker 1: it started on Sunday. So this is why when we
Speaker 1: talked to Blake Trolley from KFI News yesterday, this is
Speaker 1: why he said he saw firefighters out there from New
Speaker 1: Jersey at the fire at in San Bernardino along the
Speaker 1: edge of the forest there because they knew here that
Speaker 1: our firefighters are the best. They're the most experienced, and
Speaker 1: they're the best at what they do in La County
Speaker 1: in California, and they knew what they took, the temperature,
Speaker 1: so to speak, of the conditions, and.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean they've done this for so many years.
Speaker 2: They pre deploy recent sources, they have people in to
Speaker 2: back up. So yeah, it's a very well organized operation.
Speaker 3: Yeah.
Speaker 2: The problem is, you know, it starts to get spread
Speaker 2: a little thin when we have multiple fires in the
Speaker 2: same areas, right exactly, there's not an unlimited number of
Speaker 2: people that can get out there.
Speaker 1: Which is why they just call everybody and say send
Speaker 1: whoever you can to California, because it's.
Speaker 3: Better to overdo it first and then back off exactly.
Speaker 1: So we'll stay on top of those again, A fire
Speaker 1: and Tribuco Canyon, San Gabriel Canyon, and San Bernardino. But
Speaker 1: the big news today is the first and probably only
Speaker 1: presidential debate takes place between Harris and Trump tonight and
Speaker 1: Philadelphia six pm our time. And like I said that
Speaker 1: new NPR PBS News Marris poll says thirty percent.
Speaker 3: Do you believe that number? No, doesn't that I'm often high.
Speaker 3: I can't believe.
Speaker 1: Well, first of all, I don't believe any polling ever
Speaker 1: since what happened in twenty sixteen when we were all screwed, well,
Speaker 1: we're all lied to.
Speaker 2: I don't know if I would say I don't believe
Speaker 2: any polling, I would just be skeptical about it.
Speaker 3: More details.
Speaker 1: That's a better way of saying it. Yeah, skeptical. But yeah,
Speaker 1: that is a massive number. But you know what, it
Speaker 1: also highlights something that I firmly believe that most of
Speaker 1: us are somewhere in the middle, that we hear from
Speaker 1: the far left progressives a lot because they're the loudest
Speaker 1: voices in the room. We hear from the far right
Speaker 1: Trump supporters because they're the loudest voices in the room.
Speaker 1: But the people that aren't as loud and boisterous and
Speaker 1: online and trolling people on Twitter or x are somewhere
Speaker 1: in the middle and they want to voters.
Speaker 2: Yes, but you don't think most people have made up
Speaker 2: their mind by now on these two.
Speaker 3: That's not what this poll is I suggest. Well, we're
Speaker 3: gonna have to get into that later on in the morning.
Speaker 2: We're going to talk to Mindy Romero, who's a usc
Speaker 2: political sociologist, which will be a good topic to discuss
Speaker 2: with her.
Speaker 1: The poll also found seventy percent of Americans plan to
Speaker 1: watch the debate. Another twenty three percent said they'll closely
Speaker 1: monitor news about the debate. So that's probably the social
Speaker 1: media people that just get their news highlights. Yeah, the
Speaker 1: highlights exactly what.
Speaker 2: I've I've been reading so much about this, and it
Speaker 2: seems clear that Harris has more to gain or lose
Speaker 2: than Trump.
Speaker 3: Would you agree with that? I don't know. I don't
Speaker 3: think so.
Speaker 1: I mean, I've heard that, I've heard people talk about
Speaker 1: that this morning, and I think they both have I
Speaker 1: think they both have enough equal amount.
Speaker 2: Yeah, maybe we should ask for a comment on the
Speaker 2: iHeartRadio app, the talk back feature.
Speaker 1: Yeah, we can't guarantee will play them. I mean some
Speaker 1: of they're good. Some of them got through yesterday that
Speaker 1: I shouldn't.
Speaker 2: Have, but no, they were good. I like to hear
Speaker 2: from people, you know what they're what they're thinking. I mean,
Speaker 2: are they going to watch? What are they going to
Speaker 2: be looking for? Because you know, we read the New
Speaker 2: York Times, the LA Times, the Washington Post, Drudge Report, TikTok,
Speaker 2: insta face, you know, go through your whole list of
Speaker 2: news sources and all the experts. What Trump has to do,
Speaker 2: what Harris has to do. You know, Trump has to
Speaker 2: be himself. Harris has to be herself. Harris has to
Speaker 2: define herself. Trump has to control himself.
Speaker 1: You know what opinions are like, and I've done rating
Speaker 1: people's opinions. It's kind of like all the hype going
Speaker 1: into the NFL season, where you've got everyone's opinion of
Speaker 1: what every team is going to do and who needs
Speaker 1: to do what and what needs to happen, and it
Speaker 1: lets us play the game. Let's just play a freaking game.
Speaker 2: But I don't know that we can compare the stakes
Speaker 2: of the presidential debate with the NFL season.
Speaker 1: No, And I wasn't inscuating that I wanted to go
Speaker 1: live to Orange County where one of these fires is burning.
Speaker 1: Chris Adler from KFI News is there with the latest. Chris,
Speaker 1: how's it going?
Speaker 4: Hey, guys, good morning. So I was just standing with
Speaker 4: the chief, one of the chiefs at OC Fire Authority
Speaker 4: at State in eighteen right at the base of this fire,
Speaker 4: and he has confirmed that it has burned more than
Speaker 4: nine thousand acres now with no containment, it is spreading.
Speaker 4: Mandatory evacuations are still in place for the Robinson Ranch area,
Speaker 4: the Tribuco Highlands, Tribuco Highland Apartment Complex. There are some
Speaker 4: voluntary evacuations for other areas and people are staying in
Speaker 4: their homes. Some areas that were mandated to be evacuated.
Speaker 4: We saw last night those people said they were going
Speaker 4: to stay in their homes. We have seen volunteers pulling
Speaker 4: up to pull horses out, Lots of trailers moving horses, goats,
Speaker 4: other livestock. There's a lot of equestrian centers up here,
Speaker 4: a lot of ranches, so a lot of animals that
Speaker 4: they've been moving down the hill trying to get them out.
Speaker 4: The area is blocked off from the public, but they
Speaker 4: have caught They have all hands on deck, more than
Speaker 4: one thousand firefighters. They've even called in the Super Scooper
Speaker 4: planes that Steve Gregory covered this week. They can drop
Speaker 4: in a single drop more than sixteen hundred gallons in
Speaker 4: a matter of seconds, so they use that a couple
Speaker 4: of times. They've been dropping retardant. They've been using their
Speaker 4: OC Firehawk that can drop a thousand gallons in a
Speaker 4: single drop. They have had crews in the air on
Speaker 4: the ground trying to battle this fire. It is massive
Speaker 4: plumes of smoke filling the air. The quality has gotten
Speaker 4: or the air quality has definitely gotten worse. My eyes
Speaker 4: are burning here at this fire station, it's fire Station eighteen.
Speaker 4: My eyes are burning. I had to bring backup contact
Speaker 4: lenses and my glasses because it's not tolerable.
Speaker 1: Wet towels help with that too, from what I remember,
Speaker 1: Like if you go to a if you can do
Speaker 1: a bathroom whatever, they've got paper towels, you wet them,
Speaker 1: you put them on your eyes helps sometimes have you
Speaker 1: talked to people there?
Speaker 3: I mean, this is an.
Speaker 1: Area that burns pretty regularly. They're used to this. Or
Speaker 1: are people getting out or they just riding this through?
Speaker 4: Some are some are taking precaution, they're getting some with
Speaker 4: animals and young children. We're seeing those people leave. Others
Speaker 4: I spoke with last night in the Robinson Ranch neighborhood.
Speaker 4: They were all standing outside in their neighborhood, all the
Speaker 4: neighbors together, lined up in the street, just looking up
Speaker 4: at the canyon, just burning those orange glows lighting up
Speaker 4: the sky. And I asked them, I said, are you
Speaker 4: guys going to leave? They say, well, we're right now.
Speaker 4: We're under an evacuation warning. They say we're going to stay.
Speaker 4: And so I asked them, I said, well what if
Speaker 4: it becomes mandated, which it is, it is mandated in
Speaker 4: Robinson Ranch now. They said some of them said they
Speaker 4: would go, some said they wouldn't go. So, like you said, Shannon,
Speaker 4: they see these fires quite often this time of year,
Speaker 4: these brush fires in the canyon when it's dry.
Speaker 3: They say.
Speaker 4: Some of them say that they're not worried, some some
Speaker 4: some have left.
Speaker 2: It's Phil Schuman, what's happening with the wind. I guess
Speaker 2: that's a concern for later today, right it is.
Speaker 4: They're worried about the winds picking up Right now. I
Speaker 4: can tell you it's pretty it's pretty uh subdued. There's
Speaker 4: not much wind right now. That is one of the
Speaker 4: concerns is the winds picking up with this dry brush.
Speaker 4: And that's the concern, you guys. It's how dry it
Speaker 4: is out here. I was speaking with the firefighters and
Speaker 4: they said, you know, we got some rain. We got
Speaker 4: a little bit of rain, but it's not enough. This
Speaker 4: brush out here is extremely dry, crispy almost, and so
Speaker 4: it's burning and that's why it's spreading. And it spread
Speaker 4: so quickly. This fire was started by public works crews
Speaker 4: who were trying to actually prevent a fire by moving
Speaker 4: these boulders blocking access ways to the public who do
Speaker 4: go up into the canyon.
Speaker 3: They were trying to.
Speaker 4: Prevent fires by keeping people out, and in doing so,
Speaker 4: they started a fire themselves. And this is the this
Speaker 4: is the outcome, which is which is kind of ironic,
Speaker 4: but because it was so dry, it spread quickly and
Speaker 4: there were four people in the canyon at that time,
Speaker 4: including a three year old who had to be airlifted
Speaker 4: because it got they got surrounded so quickly they were
Speaker 4: able to call nine one one and they got the
Speaker 4: airlift out out away from the fire. Nobody was injured,
Speaker 4: but it's how quickly it moves because of how dry
Speaker 4: it is.
Speaker 2: Be safe out there. We're going to monitate a situation.
Speaker 2: We will hopefully.
Speaker 3: Thank you guys updated and they get a handle on this.
Speaker 3: Great job, Chris appreciate it.
Speaker 4: Thanks guys.
Speaker 1: SpaceX celebrating a historic launch from Florida's space coast overnight.
Speaker 1: This is a civilian astronaut trip, five day journey. They
Speaker 1: say it's going to be the first ever commercial spacewalk,
Speaker 1: So civilians on a spacewalk.
Speaker 3: That'd be interesting. Would you ever do that? No? Oh,
Speaker 3: I would do that in a second.
Speaker 1: I mean I have the desire to leave the planet
Speaker 1: like the astronauts that are trapped up there.
Speaker 3: I know there till what do they say February?
Speaker 1: Yes, what are they going to be doing in the
Speaker 1: underwear situation?
Speaker 3: Well, that's what you would think of, because they.
Speaker 1: Were supposed to be gone for eight days and it's
Speaker 1: going to be like eight months.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I'm sure that's their number one concern.
Speaker 1: And then this story out of your neck of the woods,
Speaker 1: search underway for a yellow ball python that's on the
Speaker 1: loose in Massachusetts. It escaped from its home on Cape Cod.
Speaker 1: Oh no, it's two feet long.
Speaker 3: Okay, well, hopefully they'll find it.
Speaker 1: Is that your phone? He's kind of sounded like a rattlesnake.
Speaker 1: And what did sound like a rattlesnake? Yeah, I'm just
Speaker 1: making sure that wasn't my own psychosomatic headspace that we're
Speaker 1: talking about it.
Speaker 3: What does say what town in Cape Cod that was
Speaker 3: I lost? We'll come back to that. Yeah, all right,
Speaker 3: but they're they're kept his pets. Yeah, why do people
Speaker 3: have those kind of pets?
Speaker 2: There was what was the story about the NFL player
Speaker 2: the other day that has an alligator's pet, alligator that
Speaker 2: he loves more than anything in the world.
Speaker 3: He would die for the alligator. Yeah.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think Petros has iguana that he takes really
Speaker 1: plays with, wow, which looks kind of like a baby alligator.
Speaker 1: Yeah yeah, why doesn't that surprise me? It shouldn't.
Speaker 3: Petros is a really funny guy. Okay.
Speaker 1: So in Kentucky, this manhunt continues terrifying. This guy is
Speaker 1: named Joseph Couch, that's who they're looking for. And he
Speaker 1: spent twenty nine hundred dollars to buy an AR style
Speaker 1: AR fifteen style semi automatic rifle and a thousand rounds
Speaker 1: of ammunition. The same day that he sent a bunch
Speaker 1: of alarming text messages and then went to a local interstate.
Speaker 2: And opened fire again social media the internet the downside.
Speaker 3: He said, I'm going to kill a lot of people.
Speaker 1: We'll try at least, according to one message, that the
Speaker 1: police were able to get search warrants.
Speaker 3: To find and then some good news.
Speaker 1: In another message, he said, I'll kill myself afterwards.
Speaker 3: Why not kill yourself before? Right? Is always my question?
Speaker 3: Why do you have to announce it what you're going
Speaker 3: to do.
Speaker 1: He perched off a cliff on Saturday, shortly after sending
Speaker 1: those messages, overlooking I seventy five shot at passing drivers.
Speaker 1: He seriously wounded five people, hit at least a dozen
Speaker 1: vehicles before taking off. Every crop of years, there's one
Speaker 1: story about somebody who just opens fire on a freeway.
Speaker 1: And it's something that happens rather infrequently, but it happens
Speaker 1: enough to where it's a thought.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's just another example of guns and gun violence.
Speaker 2: I mean, I was just doing some quick research on
Speaker 2: when we were before we were talking about this story.
Speaker 3: In According to that every Town.
Speaker 2: Center for Research on Gun Violence, one hundred and twenty
Speaker 2: people are killed by guns in the United States every day,
Speaker 2: which is a mind boggling number, you know. And there's
Speaker 2: in Kentucky where this happened, there's no waiting period, so
Speaker 2: you're able to go into a store and walk out
Speaker 2: with a handgun, with a rifle and AR fifteen semi
Speaker 2: automatic style rifle. There's no background check, there's no waiting period,
Speaker 2: unlike California. So I wonder if they're going to get
Speaker 2: into this and tonight's debate, you know, the gun control issue.
Speaker 2: Harris supports a buyback program some people are describing as
Speaker 2: a mandatory gun buyback program.
Speaker 1: There's the office he's too saturated with weapons for that
Speaker 1: to work.
Speaker 3: Well, it's a start, it's a thought.
Speaker 1: They say that the schools have been canceled again, and
Speaker 1: the classes have been canceled at the schools in the
Speaker 1: in the area for two days now in a row.
Speaker 1: They said that it's difficult terrain that's complicated their efforts
Speaker 1: to find this guy and who knows he may have
Speaker 1: already offered himself.
Speaker 2: May we're in a field, I mean a difficult terrain,
Speaker 2: And then they're saying, well, he may run out of
Speaker 2: food and water, like this is this is the best
Speaker 2: they can come up with, right, it's not a rack?
Speaker 1: I mean well, and also you believe were seven eleven
Speaker 1: they say it's like a jungle. It's not something you
Speaker 1: can just take your dog through, an actual walkthrough. I guess,
Speaker 1: But I mean, who cares if he if he runs
Speaker 1: out of food and water. I mean, he's shot a
Speaker 1: bunch of people. I don't think that's going to be
Speaker 1: the thing that makes him turn himself over. He served
Speaker 1: in the Army Reserve from twenty thirteen to twenty fifteen
Speaker 1: twenty nineteen as a combat engineer, had no deployments.
Speaker 3: He left the service as a private.
Speaker 1: He does have a record vandalizing city buildings with graffiti.
Speaker 1: Colliding with another car after drinking. That's an interesting charge,
Speaker 1: isn't it. Colliding with another car after drinking.
Speaker 3: That would be called drunk driving.
Speaker 1: It would be called a dui with maybe possible GBI
Speaker 1: depending on the outcome of that.
Speaker 2: Yeah, so there's a twenty five thousand dollars reward for
Speaker 2: information leading it was arrest. The Kentucky State Police funded
Speaker 2: that as well as an anonymous donor. The United Way
Speaker 2: of Laurel County, Kentucky announced on Facebook they're contributing ten
Speaker 2: thousand dollars, So everybody's looking for this guy. They found
Speaker 2: his rifle though, in the car right, and the ammunition,
Speaker 2: so hopefully he's not going to be able to shoot
Speaker 2: anybody else.
Speaker 1: He was arrested most recently in February a guy confronted
Speaker 1: him for throwing a rock at his dog. So this
Speaker 1: guy goes inside his home, comes back out with a
Speaker 1: semi semi automatic rifle and threatens to kill the man
Speaker 1: and his dog. Charged with heroistic threatening in the third degree. Hey,
Speaker 1: these people rarely is this the first time that they've
Speaker 1: raised their hand and said I'm a really bad person.
Speaker 1: Rarely is it the first time that the red flag
Speaker 1: has flown? And in this case, this guy has been
Speaker 1: crazy and acted out before.
Speaker 2: Yeah, but yet there's right he can go into a
Speaker 2: store and walk out with a semi automatic rifle and
Speaker 2: a thousand rounds of ammunition. So I don't think we're
Speaker 2: going to resolve that issue on this morning program.
Speaker 3: But we're not going to We're raising important questions.
Speaker 1: We don't resolve a lot of issues here, Phil, we
Speaker 1: should I thought you said you were action oriented. You know,
Speaker 1: go to John and Ken for that or John Well.
Speaker 1: Dramatic bodycam footage has been released now of the moment
Speaker 1: dolphin's Star wide receiver Tyreek Hill, possibly the best Miami Dolphin,
Speaker 1: was detained by cops and pinned to the ground near
Speaker 1: hard Rock Stadium.
Speaker 3: We have some of the odd video here that we
Speaker 3: can play for how this went down. Don't knock on
Speaker 3: my window? Yeah, don't knock? Why do you have your
Speaker 3: seat belong?
Speaker 2: Don't knock on my wonder?
Speaker 3: Why don't you have your seat belong?
Speaker 2: My wand to like that?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: Like what non't knocking my moder?
Speaker 1: Like?
Speaker 4: Why do you have it up?
Speaker 1: No?
Speaker 3: I'm knocking my window light?
Speaker 1: Now? Why you have it up?
Speaker 3: I have not to let you know I'm here. Don't
Speaker 3: We can lower it and talk to me in my
Speaker 3: ticket bro, so I can go. I'm gonna play.
Speaker 2: You know what you gotta do?
Speaker 3: Keep it down, Hey, keep your window down, so he
Speaker 3: broke the window up. Keep your window down, thinking.
Speaker 2: Keep your window down, I'm I said.
Speaker 3: Motterf I get out of the car.
Speaker 2: Yes, get out of the puck yeah, break up, get
Speaker 2: out of the car.
Speaker 3: Hoping to get out, get out of the car right now.
Speaker 3: We're not playing this game. Get out, up, get out,
Speaker 3: get yeah out? What part of product?
Speaker 1: So he gets him down onto the round stomach down.
Speaker 1: Tyreek Hill is in a white tank top and he's
Speaker 1: got his hands behind his back. The officer does Now,
Speaker 1: as you can hear, I hope you could hear, he
Speaker 1: has his window rolled up. As the officer approaches, the
Speaker 1: officer knocks on the window.
Speaker 3: Again. It's a McLaren.
Speaker 1: It's a very expensive vehicle, and the knock was a
Speaker 1: forceful knock. But when an officer pulls you over, usually
Speaker 1: you roll down your window to talk to him. Right, Well,
Speaker 1: the window is up, so he knocks on the window.
Speaker 1: Tyreek rolls it down partially and that's when the officer says,
Speaker 1: why don't you have your seat belt on? To which
Speaker 1: I wonder, what the hell is that? What does that mean?
Speaker 1: Why why you're pulling over him? Over for a seat
Speaker 1: belt violation? Apparently he was. He was driving dangerous.
Speaker 3: They called it reckless driving. Reckless driving, and.
Speaker 2: But remember the tinted window is obviously an officer's safety issue. Sure,
Speaker 2: that's the problem he and he claims that he understands
Speaker 2: what to do when he's pulled over by police, So
Speaker 2: we should have rolled the window down and left it down.
Speaker 1: The problem with a tinted window is the officers can't
Speaker 1: see what you've got inside, right, You could be armed,
Speaker 1: could have drugs or what have you. And so that's
Speaker 1: why they want the window down, especially when it's tinted.
Speaker 3: But then it escalates and it doesn't need to escalate.
Speaker 3: That's my problem with it.
Speaker 2: I mean, look from covering stories like this over the years, right,
Speaker 2: the number one job of a police officer at the
Speaker 2: end of the day is to go home. We get that,
Speaker 2: but they're also trained to de escalate situations that it
Speaker 2: seemed to me and I wasn't.
Speaker 3: There, and I'm not a cop, and I've never pulled
Speaker 3: anybody over.
Speaker 2: But it went from as Tyreek put it, and went
Speaker 2: from zero to sixty awfully fast. He wasn't cooperating. You
Speaker 2: heard that back and forth there. Basically, you're supposed to
Speaker 2: do what the police tell you to do and then
Speaker 2: things go smoother.
Speaker 1: My other issue with the video is a couple of
Speaker 1: other players pull over and are just kind of watching
Speaker 1: from afar what's going on with their friend, their teammate,
Speaker 1: and the officer.
Speaker 3: The other officer goes over to.
Speaker 1: Them and starts mfing them for no reason. I mean,
Speaker 1: they're just looking on and they're like license, give them
Speaker 1: me your license, and they're not doing anything.
Speaker 3: They're just standing on the side of the road. Yeah.
Speaker 2: One of them was Kalay Campbell, who's I think six
Speaker 2: ' nine about three fifty and he was put in
Speaker 2: a handcuffs also. And so look, again, we're not cops,
Speaker 2: we're not trained. We don't understand that their policies and procedures.
Speaker 2: Maybe from their perspective, but in reading some of the
Speaker 2: analysis from other cops who did look at this video,
Speaker 2: they said they actually followed policy and procedure and protocol
Speaker 2: in terms of handcuffing them for quote officers safety, which
Speaker 2: seems extreme to us, but we're not in their shoes.
Speaker 2: But definitely they to my perspective, they escalated it much
Speaker 2: quicker than it needed to be.
Speaker 1: Well, that one cop sounds like he's got a problem
Speaker 1: with Tyreek Hill or something. I mean, he just he
Speaker 1: does not need to talk to him like that. It
Speaker 1: got a little bit, a little bit too contentious.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I mean, and then it was over within a
Speaker 2: couple of minutes. Right, they were cited and released. So
Speaker 2: it's a fact that everybody has a cell phone now
Speaker 2: that we was able to capture this, that we even
Speaker 2: know about the details like this.
Speaker 1: It is important to note an officer was placed on
Speaker 1: administrative duties right away pending an internal investigation. And I'm
Speaker 1: certain it was the officer who does seem to escalate
Speaker 1: the whole situation. He said, I don't want to bring
Speaker 1: race into it, but sometimes it gets kind of iffy
Speaker 1: when you do. He said, after the game, what if
Speaker 1: I wasn't Tyreek kill? Lord knows what that guy or
Speaker 1: guys would have done.
Speaker 3: That's a good point, I mean.
Speaker 2: But then Tyreek also said the dude was beating on
Speaker 2: my window like he crazy, which is also a bit
Speaker 2: of an exaggeration. Right, It wasn't beating on the window
Speaker 2: like he's crazy. Is knocking on the window to get
Speaker 2: him to turn to roll it down, which he should
Speaker 2: have done.
Speaker 3: He should have done that, but it did not need
Speaker 3: to get that here.
Speaker 2: Here's the bottom line to me. The quote from the
Speaker 2: police officer. When we tell you to do something, you
Speaker 2: do it. You understand, not what you want what we
Speaker 2: tell you. You're a little blanking confused. So that's sort
Speaker 2: of the attitude that some people object to.
Speaker 1: All Right, coming up next, Steve Gregory will join us.
Speaker 1: He is going to break some news that could have
Speaker 1: a massive impact on local firefighting. And wow, wow, the
Speaker 1: fact that this news is breaking right now when we're
Speaker 1: battling three different flanks of fires here, when you look
Speaker 1: at Tribuco Canyon and San Gabriel Canyon and San Bernidin
Speaker 1: San Bernardino Forest as well. So Steve will hit us
Speaker 1: up with that when we come back to Gary and Shannon.
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