police brutality
04-08-2013, 07:11 PM
Author: Loraine Burger
AMES, Iowa — It was 04:00, only an hour into his shift, when the call came over the radio. There was an accident — a car had gone off the road — and it was only a block away. Officer John Barney, who was parked behind a stadium as his computer was booting up, headed to the scene, where he quickly noticed the debris on the road and saw several people leaning over an embankment. As Barney ...
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AMES, Iowa — It was 04:00, only an hour into his shift, when the call came over the radio. There was an accident — a car had gone off the road — and it was only a block away. Officer John Barney, who was parked behind a stadium as his computer was booting up, headed to the scene, where he quickly noticed the debris on the road and saw several people leaning over an embankment. As Barney ...
More... (http://www.policeone.com/police-heroes/articles/6188731-Every-second-counts-An-officers-race-to-rescue-drowning-girl/)