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Speaker 1: Crime Stories with Nancy Greece.

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Speaker 2: Now here's a dad that never missed a day's work.

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Speaker 2: He reminds me so much of my father, who never

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Speaker 2: missed a day of work at the railroad. Even sometimes

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Speaker 2: he would go when he was having chest pains. He

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Speaker 2: was a heart patient. Mister Twalde worked seven days a

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Speaker 2: week helping his children advance. He never missed going to

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Speaker 2: work because he wanted to help them move forward with

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Speaker 2: school and have a better life seven days a week.

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Speaker 2: This after he has heart surgery. They beg him to

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Speaker 2: stay home, but no, he did not want to miss

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Speaker 2: work and he didn't. So why is it that this

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Speaker 2: man working at the store, the Mini mark, the grocery

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Speaker 2: right around the corner, minding his own business, is beaten

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Speaker 2: so badly in the head trying to stop a shoplifter

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Speaker 2: that he is beaten into a brain coma, and then

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Speaker 2: mister Taldy dies. Why the killer the shoplifter is on

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Speaker 2: the loose. He's on the run and I want him

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Speaker 2: behind bars. When will it stop? You know, we see

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Speaker 2: those pictures on our iPads and our iPhones or on

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Speaker 2: TV of people a group of guys and hoodies. You

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Speaker 2: can't make out their face they run into some high

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Speaker 2: end store like Nordstrums or Sacks, and they're such idiots.

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Speaker 2: They're actually pulling the items that are chained to the tables,

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Speaker 2: the display tables. The tables are being pulled along with them.

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Speaker 2: They take thousands and thousands of dollars of fancy pocketbooks

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Speaker 2: and clothing, designer clothing, whatever they can get their hands on.

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Speaker 2: But now this father is dead. It's not just grabbing

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Speaker 2: some overpriced pocketbook that some rich socialite or Kim Kardashian

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Speaker 2: isn't going to buy. They have actually killed someone that

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Speaker 2: tried to stop them from stealing beer. I don't know

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Speaker 2: how long this is going to be allowed. We read

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Speaker 2: about it every week. An employee at home depot, an

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Speaker 2: employee here, an employee there. I've tacked and killed by

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Speaker 2: a shoplifter. I means he grace. This is crime stories.

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Speaker 2: Thank you for being with us here at Foxination in

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Speaker 2: serious XEM one eleven. You may think in your mind, well,

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Speaker 2: I don't know John Twalde, I don't know his children.

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Speaker 2: What is that to me? That happened? For are far away,

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Speaker 2: of course in San Francisco again, But next time it

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Speaker 2: may be your grandfather, your uncle, your father. This is

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Speaker 2: happening all over the country. Why why is it being allowed?

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Speaker 2: If we don't do something about it, If we don't

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Speaker 2: speak out, who will speak out when it happens to us?

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Speaker 2: Listen to our forends. At kpi X at.

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Speaker 3: The Richmond Market, cards and flowers have been left for him.

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Speaker 3: Residents in the area know him as John. A note

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Speaker 3: outside the store reads, praying for your full recovery and justice, John,

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Speaker 3: we love you and Nancy. Nancy is known as John's cat.

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Speaker 3: She hangs out inside the store. Customers know both of them.

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Speaker 2: We live a.

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Speaker 4: Block away right, so to be able to come up here,

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Speaker 4: play with a super fw cat, get an ice cream cone,

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Speaker 4: and talk to him.

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Speaker 2: He was always very friendly. When I heard that, it

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Speaker 2: immediately reminded me of when I had left the District

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Speaker 2: Attorney's office after ten years prosecuting in Inner City Atlanta

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Speaker 2: and took a job on a lark in New York City.

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Speaker 2: I need nobody at all to go co anchor with

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Speaker 2: Johnny Cochrane, god rest of Soul, and I made two friends.

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Speaker 2: Their names were Candy and Lollipop. They were two cats

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Speaker 2: first people that I met in the first Creatures I

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Speaker 2: met in New York, and this man, the deceased, the victim,

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Speaker 2: Johannes to Walde, took care of Nancy and they became

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Speaker 2: basically a legend in their neighborhood. Listened to k TVU.

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Speaker 5: The attack happened at this corner market on Balboa and

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Speaker 5: forty first Avenue. The family tells me they want the

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Speaker 2: I just want to wait down a week, but I

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Speaker 2: want justice. The family of Johanns.

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Speaker 5: To Welde isn't shocked that he's in a coma at

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Speaker 5: Suckerberg San Francisco General Hospital. They say he suffered a

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Speaker 5: brain injury while trying to stop a theft suspect who

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Speaker 5: attacked him while he was working at a neighborhood market.

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Speaker 2: He had been working at this market for years and

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Speaker 2: years again, seven days a week. You hear the daughter crying,

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Speaker 2: I just want my dad to wake up. I just

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Speaker 3: Miran Tualde says her father, Johannes, was working at the

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Speaker 2: Heard something going on.

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Speaker 6: She came called a woe who was there holding his

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Speaker 7: N Towalde, who friends called John, was beaten by a

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Speaker 7: suspect during a robbery.

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Speaker 8: Thief came in and stole something from the store.

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Speaker 9: John let him go, but the thief came back ten

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Speaker 2: John decided that enough was.

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Speaker 7: Enough Toaldi grabbed a baseball bat to defend himself while

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Speaker 7: attempting to stop a second theft. San Francisco police say

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Speaker 7: the suspect assaulted Towalde, knocked him to the ground, took

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Speaker 7: the bat away, and hit him with it, leaving him unconscious.

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Speaker 2: Wow the way they say that, that's certainly the airbrushed version.

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Speaker 2: He assaulted him. He beat the sixty year old store manager,

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Speaker 2: the clerk in the head with a baseball bat. He

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Speaker 2: went into a coma and now he's dead. With me

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Speaker 2: an all star panel to make sense of what we

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Speaker 2: know right now. But first I want to go to

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Speaker 2: a special guest joining us doctor Othan Menna, forensic pathologist,

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Speaker 2: medical examiner in southern California. This is your neck of

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Speaker 2: the wood, doctor Manna, Doctor Mena, I'm just a JD.

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Speaker 2: You're the MD. Why would he go into a coma

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Speaker 2: as they have said it a brain coma, but it's

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Speaker 2: a coma and die? How does that happen?

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Speaker 10: Well, there are several possibilities. First, he may have been

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Speaker 10: injured when falling to the ground and then is subsequently

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Speaker 10: struck in the head and that can be another source

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Speaker 10: of injury. So basically, when one examines these folks from

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Speaker 10: outside in, there could be skull fractures, They could be

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Speaker 10: bleeding around the brain. There are different layers where that

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Speaker 10: can happen. Or they can be direct trauma to the brain,

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Speaker 10: such as a bruising or contusion, or more severely, injury

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Speaker 10: to the neurons or the cells that within the brain.

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Speaker 10: Can be a direct result from a skull fracture, meaning

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Speaker 10: that a vessel can tear when as a result of

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Speaker 10: the bone fracturing. But what can also happen is even

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Speaker 10: without a fracture, a small veins around the brain can

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Speaker 8: As reduced blood flow, reduced.

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Speaker 10: Oxygen, and so on.

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Speaker 2: Guys, it's happening all over our country, our great country. Shoplifters,

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Speaker 2: when confronted turn on the employee and kill them. Take

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Speaker 2: listen to our cut fifteen our friends at WVLT. This

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Speaker 2: happened at the Rural King. Listen.

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Speaker 11: Unfortunately, we have a sad situation here today at Rural

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Speaker 11: King here in the Halls community.

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Speaker 12: A situation that left the store employee dead. Police say

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Speaker 12: a shoplifter tried stealing ammunition when he was confronted by

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Speaker 12: a store employee. The shoplifter ran outside to the back

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Speaker 12: of the store, where authorities say he's got and killed

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Speaker 12: the employee before running off. Police say the suspect is

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Speaker 12: still on the loose and is being called armed and dangerous.

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Speaker 2: And at the Right Aid Take a listener cut Fortea

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Speaker 2: from KABC.

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Speaker 13: An accused killer now charged in the Right Aid shooting

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Speaker 13: in Glacelle Park. Twenty year old Anthony Limas faces one

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Speaker 13: count each of murder and second degree robbery. Prosecutors say

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Speaker 13: he shot and killed Right Aid employee Miguel Penelosa earlier

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Speaker 13: this month. Police say Limas and another man were trying

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Speaker 13: to steal beer and Penuelosa confronted him, and.

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Speaker 2: When the employee confronted them, he was murdered right then

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Speaker 1: Time stories with Nancy Grace.

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Speaker 2: To Karen start joining us renowned psychologists out of New

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Speaker 2: York TV radio Trauma X for You can find her

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Speaker 2: at karen'starting dot com. That's Karen with a C in

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Speaker 2: case you're looking for her. Karen, the dichotomy always makes

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Speaker 2: me stop, and it takes a lot to make me stop.

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Speaker 2: I've seen so many crimes and just try to figure

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Speaker 2: it out. But I know now I can't figure it out.

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Speaker 2: The dichotomy of it being a normal day. I remember

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Speaker 2: when I walked out of that statistics exam at Mercer University.

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Speaker 2: Inside the building it was dark. I came out and

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Speaker 2: the library. And the next thing I know, my life changed.

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Speaker 2: My fiance had been murdered. And hear these people. They

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Speaker 2: guy came back to work after heart surgery, trying to

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Speaker 2: by somebody trying to steal two beers. The dichotomy of

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Speaker 2: how quickly it all happens. His family must be just

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Speaker 14: With no way nancy to be able to predict, no

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Speaker 4: It's not like a long illness.

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Speaker 14: And then the person at the end is dying, which

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Speaker 14: the person again, which is exactly what happened to you.

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Speaker 14: It's just so shocking, and you never It's the reason

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Speaker 14: that every moment when you're with people is so precious,

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Speaker 14: because life can be taken away. But I want to

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Speaker 14: say that things seem to me to have gotten much

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Speaker 14: more violent. I mean, here's the story with this very

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Speaker 14: good Samara.

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Speaker 2: This good guy.

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Speaker 14: He sees in taking something and does nothing, and he

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Speaker 14: knows the guy is stealing, and he lets him.

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Speaker 4: Go, and then this guy.

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Speaker 14: Comes back again and does it again.

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Speaker 15: It's just outrageous.

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Speaker 2: And this guy is on the loose, he hasn't been caught.

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Speaker 2: And this family just hanging in the wind in pain.

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Speaker 2: Is happening all over our country. When are we going

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Speaker 2: to demand justice? Up Here you go, here's a home

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Speaker 2: depot employee now dead. And of all places pleasant to

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Speaker 2: take a list nour cut sixteen KTVU.

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Speaker 16: Family, co workers and pleasant and Beliefs are in shock

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Speaker 16: after home depot worker Blake Mose was shot and killed

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Speaker 16: while trying to stop a theft.

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Speaker 17: Unfortunately, Blake's life was cut short by this senseless act

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Speaker 17: of violence that started with a theft and turned into

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Speaker 16: At about two fifteen Tuesday afternoon, Mose tried to stop

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Speaker 16: this woman, Venetia Naps, after police say she stole an

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Speaker 2: Just like that. Bam, it's over. Here's a home depot

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Speaker 9: An eighty two year old home Depot employee who was

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Speaker 9: for that man, who, as you see right here, had

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Speaker 2: I've got this whole stack of cases where employees doing

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Speaker 2: Andy is joining me, director of Victim Services and Advocacy

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Speaker 2: Crime Stoppers out of Houston. Andy. I think I've told

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Speaker 2: and that's taking on a whole new dimension because of victims,

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Speaker 11: I can tell you, Nancy, as a board member of

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Speaker 11: that grief is intensified when justice is lacking, and sadly,

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Speaker 11: right now, justice is lacking for John and his family.

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Speaker 11: I wish like you've been saying this was an anomaly,

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Speaker 11: who commit property crimes as quote nonviolent crimes are wrecking

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Speaker 11: and I can't make this up. They're now called justice

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Speaker 2: Right stop? Who said that? Who was saying justice challenge?

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Speaker 11: Where I have officials in Harris County in Houston, Texas

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Speaker 2: What It's all funny to some people that property crimes

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Speaker 2: me Crime online dot Com investigative reporter Alexis what exactly happened.

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Speaker 15: So the suspect walked into the market and he stole water.

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Speaker 15: He stole bottle of the water, and he walked out

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Speaker 15: It's just water. But then the guy came back and

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Speaker 15: he tried to steal beer again, and he was so

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Speaker 15: he tried to stop him. He picked up a baseball

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Speaker 2: I looked at the Patriots, Alexis, and I say, the

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Speaker 15: And so he tried to stop him. He didn't hit him,

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Speaker 15: this man shoved him. He shoved him to the ground,

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Speaker 2: I'm looking at one particular photo right now, and you

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Speaker 2: holding two beers in his hands, and he's looking at

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Speaker 2: Johann John Toalde and Tualde is pointing his hand. You

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Speaker 2: carefully with his left hand. He say, put that back,

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Speaker 2: my ears right now, joining me. We are very blessed

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Speaker 2: today to have mar John phil Hower joining us from

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Speaker 2: that jurisdiction. Customer, neighbor, parent, small business advocate. Listen to this.

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Speaker 2: She's the co founder of the Balboa Village Merchants Association.

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Speaker 2: She knows all about this case. Ms. Phil Howard, thank

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Speaker 4: Thank you, thank you Nathey. And I want to make

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Speaker 4: He was part of our neighborhood family. I was born

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Speaker 4: But when I listen more closely, they were actually talking

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Speaker 4: ask ourselves now do we feel safer now than we

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Speaker 2: I don't know how. I mean. I could put people

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Speaker 4: You know, Nancy, You're absolutely right. We have a local

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Speaker 4: We need to let the mayor do the job she

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Speaker 4: that's been pushing an anti law enforcement agenda. So we're short.

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Speaker 4: Hundreds of cops and residents are trying to organize themselves

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Speaker 2: You know what hurts me the most, Smith Phil Hower,

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Speaker 2: I would say ninety percent of the people that I

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Speaker 2: I'd rather try a serial killer than get alone in

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Speaker 4: You're not alone, You're not alone.

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Speaker 2: But this has gone hate wire and at some point

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Speaker 2: Jarrett Farentina Jaredtt is a veteran homicide prosecutor, and just

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Speaker 2: and that's how we happen to have him with us today. Jared,

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Speaker 2: I want you to listen to our cut three. Who

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Speaker 2: our friends at KTVU.

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Speaker 5: The family tells me to Wealde became a US citizen

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Speaker 6: Right after his heart surgery, he didn't wait to go

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Speaker 5: And the community loves him. A neighbor contacted me about

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Speaker 5: what happened to Twalde, affectionately known as John. Others have

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Speaker 2: And more from pix.

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Speaker 3: Mire on set as her dad loves the neighborhood so much.

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Speaker 6: Who works seven days when you don't need to work

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Speaker 6: then it does happened. This makes no sense.

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Speaker 3: Miron and her family are trying to understand how this

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Speaker 1: Time stories with Nancy Grace.

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Speaker 2: You know, to you Jariff Ferantina, veteran prosecutor, the social

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Speaker 2: But let them go and hold his family's hand. Let

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Speaker 18: It's so sad, Nancy. When you look at John's photograph,

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Speaker 18: the point, he didn't even have any police to call.

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Speaker 18: If you wanted to report that crime that's largely been decriminalized,

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Speaker 2: You would have, could have, should have. But what do

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Speaker 19: a thief died from his injuries this afternoon. A family

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Speaker 19: of sixty year old Johannes to Weld, known as John,

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Speaker 19: says he suffered a brain injury when the suspect attacked

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Speaker 19: him at the Richmond Market Thursday night. The store owner

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Speaker 19: says the suspect not to Weld to the ground, causing

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Speaker 19: him to hit his head. Friends have started a GoFundMe

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Speaker 19: to help support his family, and police are still searching

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Speaker 19: for the man responsible for the attack. If you do

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Speaker 19: recognize the individual, you're asked to contact San Francisco police.

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Speaker 2: Guys, as you heard earlier, there is a go fund me.

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Speaker 2: I'm looking at it right now, and it's called violent

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Speaker 2: Crime in Richmond District. And that was that up in

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Speaker 2: part by our guest mar John phil Hower, who is

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Speaker 2: the community advocate and co founder of Balboa Village Merchants Association.

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Speaker 2: That's violent crime in Richmond District is going to his family.

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Speaker 2: I'm just you know, Jason Jensen and Jared Farentine. I

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Speaker 2: want you to jump in, Jared about how what we

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Speaker 2: can do since obviously law enforcement has their hands tied

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Speaker 2: and is not being supported in this area. But Jason Jensen,

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Speaker 2: owner of Jensen Private Investigation's co founder Cold Case Coalition,

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Speaker 2: and you can find him at Jensenprivate Investigations dot com. Jensen,

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Speaker 2: it's my understanding, and alexis jump in if you know something.

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Speaker 2: In addition, but I understand that the suspect left in

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Speaker 2: a sedan. What do we know about what kind of

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Speaker 2: vehicle he was driving, if anything, and what do we

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Speaker 2: do jasonson I want this guy behind bars, life behind

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Speaker 2: bars at the least.

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Speaker 8: Really, what we've seen is an uptick in calls as

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Speaker 8: a private investigator because you're not getting that kind of

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Speaker 8: bach spot for petty crimes and stuff by law enforcement.

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Speaker 8: So security details private investigations they're really on the uprise.

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Speaker 8: And so what we would see, what we would do

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Speaker 8: in a case like this with mister Schwaldy is we

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Speaker 8: have an image of the perpetrator of his killer, and

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Speaker 8: we know a partial description of the vehicle. What we

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Speaker 8: want to do is canvas the neighborhood where we're going

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Speaker 8: to identify where this individual is hanging out. Obviously he

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Speaker 8: was there long enough to come to mister Twaldy's Richmond

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Speaker 8: store twice, so he was there visiting somebody living there nearby.

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Speaker 8: You want to find out from a neighborhood surveillance footage

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Speaker 8: or something where that vehicle was, try and get a

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Speaker 8: plate of the vehicle so you can identify the individual

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Speaker 8: and help law enforcement out.

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Speaker 2: That's a really good idea, Jared Farantino, Certainly with all

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Speaker 2: of the businesses along that street and Margie Jumping, if

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Speaker 2: you know, there has to be Jarrett Farantino, enough video surveillance.

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Speaker 2: I mean, I think there were sixteen cameras in the

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Speaker 2: grocery store, but those cameras outside the grocery store may

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Speaker 2: have gotten a tag number.

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Speaker 4: The businesses and residents have come to learn that having

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Speaker 4: cameras in front of their homes and businesses.

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Speaker 18: Undoubtedly they would canvass those neighborhood businesses and secure those cameras.

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Speaker 18: And I'm thinking they're working at identifying this individual. I

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Speaker 18: cannot imagine it's going to be terribly difficult to do

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Speaker 18: that in a neighborhood such as this, where people's talk,

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Speaker 18: people know each other. You know, John is known in

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Speaker 18: the neighborhood. You know, the good guys are known, but

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Speaker 18: the bad guys are known too, And hopefully someone comes

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Speaker 18: forward and shed some light on who this punk is.

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Speaker 2: Andy Cohn joining us out of Houston, Andy, what are

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Speaker 2: we going to do?

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Speaker 11: I can tell you there should be some sort of

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Speaker 11: crime stoppers reward. We would have one up immediately, right now,

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Speaker 11: and we would offer it right now, anywhere from up

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Speaker 11: to five thousand dollars for information leading to his arrest.

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Speaker 11: And like your other guests had said, somebody knows who

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Speaker 11: this guy is. There's no iffens or butts about it.

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Speaker 11: So the public has to step up to the plate

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Speaker 11: and do the right thing and contact San Francisco crime Stoppers.

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Speaker 11: And you can do it anonymous. Anonymously. You're eligible for

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Speaker 11: a reward if you want one, But quite frankly, just

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Speaker 11: do the right thing and get this thug off the

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Speaker 11: street right now. This sadly has become the new norm

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Speaker 11: in America. And we sit back and we condone this

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Speaker 11: type of behavior because we don't have real leadership, because

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Speaker 11: real leadership means admitting you have a problem. There is

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Speaker 11: a problem, not just in San Francisco, but all over

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Speaker 11: the country.

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Speaker 2: And if we keep electing people that don't care about victims,

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Speaker 2: there's going to be more of this, and good people

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Speaker 2: like mister t Walde are paying the price. Doctor Minna,

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Speaker 2: I don't quite understand why did mister ti Waldy have

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Speaker 2: to die. He had two surgeries after the beating. Why

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Speaker 2: did he succome What may have happened.

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Speaker 10: Is that he already has severe enough injury from the

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Speaker 10: direct impact of the fall and or the beating with

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Speaker 10: the bet, but learning also that he had and heart surgery,

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Speaker 10: it's also possible that just from the stress or the

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Speaker 10: injuries alone, he could have had a cardiac event, and

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Speaker 10: then that can cause a stroke that may be by

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Speaker 10: that point irreversible. He may have something called a very

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Speaker 10: severe concussion, sometimes called traumatic brain injury or diffuse axonal injury.

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Speaker 10: I'm thinking that the surgeries performed were either done to

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Speaker 10: relieve bleeding, or remove some of the bleeding and stop it,

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Speaker 10: or just to relieve the swelling of the brain so

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Speaker 10: that it can expand and not be constrained by the

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Speaker 10: skull around it.

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Speaker 2: Ala has any news on catching this guy.

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Speaker 15: The police have not caught him yet. They have said

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Speaker 15: that he fled in a sedan, but they have not

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Speaker 15: identified the sedan. They have not released a name. They

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Speaker 15: haven't said anything that they have put out the picture

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Speaker 15: but to pictures because there's video. They haven't put out

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Speaker 15: the video because they don't want people see the violent assault.

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Speaker 15: But they have shown this man's face repeatedly. They have

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Speaker 15: two different pictures, but they have not said his name

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Speaker 15: or anything.

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Speaker 2: Guys, if you know information or thank you too. Four

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Speaker 2: one five five seven five four four four four goodbye friend,