Thursday, August 10, 2017

SPD releases footage of fatal downtown shooting, North Korean missile threat, and morning headlines

Posted By on Thu, Aug 10, 2017 at 9:40 AM


ON INLANDER.COM

NEWS: The Colville Tribes are growing some of the first industrial hemp in the state.

WHISKEY: The search for something beyond bourbon, neat (and our Drink Local issue).


IN OTHER NEWS

SPD releases footage of fatal encounter
The Spokane Police Department released body camera footage of a fatal encounter in January with a man holding a knife and running from officers. The footage shows officers chasing Dexter Dumarce for several blocks, commanding him to stop and drop his knife. As Dumarce approaches cars stopped at a light near Fifth  and Walnut, Officer Ryan Jamieson fires several times, killing Dumarce. (Spokesman-Review)

Lawsuit over dick pics
Disgraced Fox News host Eric Bolling is suing the journalist who reported that he sent unsolicited photos of male genitalia to female coworkers. (New York Times, Huffington Post)

Former St. Louis officer charged with murder
On the third anniversary of the police shooting death of Michael Brown in Ferguson, Missouri, a former St. Louis cop is on trial for first-degree murder. The ex-officer, who waived his right to a jury trial, awaits a judge's decision later this month. (Riverfront Times)


'Fire and fury'
“It’s really kind of sad that we’ve developed no policy for a conflict that would assuredly result in a war that would see a few million killed,” University of Washington professor Don Hellmann says of the Trump administration's handling of the volatile situation in North Korea. Earlier this week, President Trump said North Korean leader Kim Jong-un's threats on the U.S. territory of Guam would be met with "fire and fury." (Spokesman-Review)

Kim is reportedly planning to launch ballistic missiles to teach Trump a lesson. (New York Times)

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Mitch Ryals

Mitch covers cops, crime and courts for the Inlander. He moved to Spokane in 2015 from his hometown of St. Louis, and is a graduate of the University of Missouri. He likes bikes, beer and baseball. And coffee. He dislikes lemon candy, close-mindedness and liars. And temperatures below 40 degrees.