QUOTES
01:40 "Wenger posted a livestream video on Facebook in which he bragged about getting into a shootout with police and referred to himself and his wife, Megan, as 'Bonnie and Clyde.' Megan Wenger could be seen in the video smiling and waving to the camera."
03:51 "Megan Wenger acted with Austin Wenger in his attempt to not be captured by police and never assisted the children in getting out of the apartment. She pleaded guilty Tuesday and was sentenced to 20 years."
06:30 "'Don't come at me with that, Justin,' Segura is heard saying in the video, pointing his gun at Charland. 'Come on, man, you don't want to do this.' As Mr. Charland was advancing toward the officers, he said he was a ninja and he was going to kill them."
08:52 "All 10 are accused of being part of a five-vehicle caravan that approached Hershey as he was investigating a home invasion at a trailer park in Salem County that had taken place earlier in the evening."
10:21 "Hutchings and Warner shot at the trooper from one vehicle and Hadden fired at him from another. The trooper was shot in the leg and seriously injured, according to authorities. The trooper shot back, and the alleged shooters fled the scene, authorities said."
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SUMMARY
In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast, the would-be "Bonnie and Clyde" of Fayetteville have been convicted of a myriad of crimes and get more than 20 years each behind bars.
Meanwhile, more details have been released on the fatal shooting of the samurai-wielding man who attacked responding police officers. And in New Jersey, 10 more people have been rounded up pending trial on the 5-car caravan attack that left a police officer injured.
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HIGHLIGHTS
00:26 Fayetteville 'Bonnie and Clyde' gets 20+ years behind bars
04:06 New details emerge on fatal shooting of man armed with samurai sword
07:57 New Jersey: 10 more suspects nabbed for caravan attack on officer
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