QUOTES
00:55 "Hinton responded to a report of a shoplifter at Walmart in
Waterville and stopped a vehicle on Main Street when he was shot in
both arms while still in his cruiser, police said at the time. A chase
ensued and the suspect, Richard Murray-Burns, 29, of Harmony, was shot
multiple times by several law enforcement officials."
03:23 "Meanwhile, Bonney is conducting an internal investigation at
the Waterville Police Department to make sure the force used was
within policy, he said. As part of department policy, a review team is
appointed by the police chief to review the incident to determine two
things: whether all policies were followed and whether any changes
need to be made to policies based on the incident, according to
Bonney."
07:30 "The problem is that at least some of the judges in the city are
already proactively implementing new bail reform policies that are set
to go into effect on the first of the year. The Mayor and City Council
members have determined that cash bail is somehow racist and unfair to
various members of the community."
08:44 "A Lake County Sheriff's deputy shot and killed a man armed with
a knife near a Clearlake Oaks dollar store, ending a fight that sent
the deputy to a hospital with a fractured leg."
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SUMMARY
In this episode of the National Police Association Podcast,
Waterville, Maine police officer Timothy Hinton, who suffered gunshot
wounds to both arms caused by a shoplifting suspect, is reportedly
"recovering well."
In New York City, it is reported that bail reforms that some judges
are proactively implementing is descending the city into chaos. And in
Lake County, Florida, a deputy shot and killed a knife-wielding
suspect. The deputy suffered a fractured leg, bruised head, and bite
marks.
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HIGHLIGHTS
00:20 Maine officer shot in both arms is "recovering well"
06:10 NYC bail reforms causing chaos
08:41 Lake County deputy fatally shoots knife-wielding man
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