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Crime Alert 09.14.23 · Crime Stories with Nancy Grace

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  Speaker 1: Crime Alert. I'm Nancy Grace breaking crime needs now. A
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  Speaker 1: group of Georgia teens repeatedly knock on William Coule's door
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  Speaker 1: for a ding dong ditch Pranke. Fed up with the antics,
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  Speaker 1: Cole chases the teens away from his home, but follows
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  Speaker 1: them in his car, trying to hit them. Cole starts
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  Speaker 1: pursuing the teens on foot, again, putting one of the
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  Speaker 1: teens in a headlock, choking the boy until bystanders intervene Nancy.
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  Speaker 2: After bystanders separate Coal from the teen, the forty nine
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  Speaker 2: year old flees the scene and doesn't return home. Cops
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  Speaker 2: encourage locals to call them if they cross paths with Coal,
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  Speaker 2: and eventually arrest him during a traffic stop. None of
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  Speaker 2: the teens were seriously injured by Cole's attempts to hurt them.
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  Speaker 1: Cole, forty nine, charged with felony, agassault, and cruelty to children.
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  Speaker 1: Ed Rodriguez steps into a Florida waffle house with guns drawn.
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  Speaker 1: Finger guns, that is, He shouts at customers and staff
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  Speaker 1: to get on the ground, announcing this is a robbery.
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  Speaker 1: Keeping his finger guns pointed, he walks up to the counter,
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  Speaker 1: grabs a handful of napkins and calmly leaves comps to
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  Speaker 1: recognize the description of Rodriguez and find him at home,
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  Speaker 1: where he admits to the napkin robbery. Is now charged
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  Speaker 1: with unarmed robbery and assault. Really more crime and justice
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  Speaker 1: needs after this. Now with the latest crime in justice
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  Speaker 1: breaking these Crime Online.
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  Speaker 3: John Lemley, a Philadelphia police officer who fatally shot a driver,
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  Speaker 3: has now surrendered and been charged with murder in connection
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  Speaker 3: with the man's debt. This as prosecutors reveal graphic bodycam
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  Speaker 3: footage of the deadly altercation. Here's Sidney Sumner with Crime Online.
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  Speaker 2: Officer Mark Dial was charged on four counts of official oppression, murder,
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  Speaker 2: and voluntary manslaughter after turning himself in in response to
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  Speaker 2: a criminal warrant. Dial's attorney claims that the shooting was warranted,
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  Speaker 2: shuting that the officer believed twenty seven year old Eddie
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  Speaker 2: Irrazari was armed. The deadly shooting was captured on police
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  Speaker 2: bodycam video, in which Dial can be seen firing his
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  Speaker 2: gun at close range through the rolled up driver's side
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  Speaker 2: window of Irazari's vehicle on August fourteenth. According to the video,
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  Speaker 2: Dial shot Rozari roughly seven seconds after stepping out of
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  Speaker 2: a police suv and walking close to Irazari's car, Dial
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  Speaker 2: fired six bullets in total. Authorities have stated that after
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  Speaker 2: seeing Irazari's car being driven erradically, officers followed the driver
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  Speaker 2: for several blocks. The driver then stopped after making a
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  Speaker 2: wrong way turn down a one way street. The police
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  Speaker 2: department withdrew its initial assertion that the officer shot a
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  Speaker 2: person outside the car after he quote lunged at them
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  Speaker 2: with a knife during a traffic check. A review of
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  Speaker 2: the officer's body worn cameras, according to outgoing police Commissioner
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  Speaker 2: Danielle Outlaw, quote made it very clear that what we
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  Speaker 2: initially reported was not actually what happened.
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  Speaker 3: Dial is scheduled to appear in court later this month
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  Speaker 3: for a preliminary hearing on the accusations, and was released
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  Speaker 3: after posting five hundred thousand dollars bail. The police union
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  Speaker 3: acknowledged that it contributed ten percent of the bail to
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  Speaker 3: get Dial released. The man suspected of fatally shooting three
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  Speaker 3: University of Virginia football players last year is now facing
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  Speaker 3: upgraded murder charges. Christopher Darnell Jones Junior was charged with
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  Speaker 3: two additional counts of aggravated murder by a special grand
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  Speaker 3: jury in Charlottesville. The twenty three year old would be
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  Speaker 3: sentenced to life in prison if found guilty. After Virginia
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  Speaker 3: eliminated the death penalty in twenty twenty one, These are
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  Speaker 3: the most serious murder charges that can be brought. In
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  Speaker 3: November twenty twenty two, Jones was a UVA student and
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  Speaker 3: a former player on the football team, according to authorities,
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  Speaker 3: when he allegedly started shooting at a charter bus returning
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  Speaker 3: from a field trip. Three former deputy jailers at a
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  Speaker 3: facility in eastern Kentucky have each received prison sentences in
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  Speaker 3: connection with the death of an inmate once Again Crime
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  Speaker 3: Online Sidney Sumner.
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  Speaker 2: Following a settlement agreement, Boney Circuit Judge George Davis announced
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  Speaker 2: the penalties for Jeremy Maddox, Colton Griffith, and Zachary Messer.
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  Speaker 2: The three were among five former deputies who were charged
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  Speaker 2: after forty year old Michael L. Moore was found dead
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  Speaker 2: in a restraint chair at the jail in November twenty eighteen.
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  Speaker 2: According to the authorities, Moore was intoxicated when the officers
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  Speaker 2: purposefully mistreated him or knowingly allowed that mistreatment to occur.
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  Speaker 2: Official Seymore died as a result of the incident. Messer
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  Speaker 2: received a twenty year sentence on accusations of first degree
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  Speaker 2: criminal abuse, second degree criminal abuse in facilitation to manslaughter.
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  Speaker 2: Maddox received a five year term for criminal abuse, while
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  Speaker 2: Griffith received a six year sentence. While their attorneys read
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  Speaker 2: statements from the defendants expressing regret for their actions, they
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  Speaker 2: also contended that the former deputies were undertrained and worked
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  Speaker 2: in a jail that was operated inefficiently, saying the facility
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  Speaker 2: had experienced a spike in unrest prior to the murder,
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  Speaker 2: including a riot, overdoses and escapes. Five days after Moore's death,
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  Speaker 2: the jailer at the time resigned.
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  Speaker 3: Two further defendants in the case have already received sentences.
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  Speaker 1: Jarrett Brooks, sixteen, grounded after breaking his dad's four wheeler
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  Speaker 1: on their Arizona farm early that morning. He asked his
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  Speaker 1: parents if his grounding means he's not allowed to attend
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  Speaker 1: festivities in town, and they confirm he should stay home.
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  Speaker 1: The Brooks family returns from a parade to find him gone,
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  Speaker 1: his belongings left behind. Neighbors reports seeing Jarrett walk past
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  Speaker 1: their property, disappearing into the fields. Jarrett Brooks now missing
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  Speaker 1: over two months. If you have information on teen boy
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  Speaker 1: Jarrett brooks disappearance, please contact Navajo County Sheriffs nine two
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  Speaker 1: eight five two four forty fifty. There's a fifty thousand
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  Speaker 1: dollar reward for info leading to Jarrett's safe return. For
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  Speaker 1: the latest crime in justice news, go to crimeonline dot
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  Speaker 1: com with this crime alert. I'm Nancy Grace.