But 66 minutes later when it finally ends when the actual confrontation on the street level ends,

Tyree Nichols has life-threatening injuries that result in his death.

Every one of them was participating in either holding him or beating him repeatedly when he was

completely helpless.

Hello and welcome to Best Case Worst Case. This is Jim Clemente Retard at BI ProFiler

in New York City Prosecutor and writer producer of Criminal Mods.

And with me today, with her life, fortunately.

Hi everybody, it's Francie Hakes, former state and federal prosecutor and executive producer and

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All right, well, Francie, this has been a very bad few weeks, hasn't it?

Yeah, for sure. It all stems from yet another brutally, brutally murderous incident by police officers

who were out of control. And it's just really new other ways to drive a gem.

So disturbing. Again, what those officers should be taking the task for what they do and

made responsible and prosecuted to whatever extent of the law, but they also destroy the confidence

of the public in policing and risk the lives of all the other police officers who were out there.

And it's just it's so bad. And we're talking about the case in Memphis.

Yeah, that's Hyre Nichols case and it happened in early January. Most people didn't hear about it

though until the indictments of the police officers were handed down, which is just a couple of

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