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The unidentified cheerleader was photographed by several fans going to one knee as “The Star-Spangled Banner” prior to the 49ers’ matchup with the Oakland Raiders at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara. 196

The video began with Peterson, wearing his deputy's uniform, standing between two buildings on campus talking to another adult, then appearing to speak into a radio handset on his shoulder. He walks off screen, and the video changes to a long angle of a golf cart driving away. Another angle shows the golf cart moving down a corridor before the shot switches again.The final shot, which lasts about 26 minutes, showed what police say was Peterson positioned outside a building. Students, whose images are pixelated, walked into the frame and then out of it.At various times over the next 26 minutes, people -- ostensibly police, as they are not pixelated the way the students were -- can be seen at the far corner of the building, behind a pillar in a corridor to the right of the frame and standing near the corridor from which the golf cart emerged.About 22 minutes into the video, police lights can be seen at the far corner of the building.In the final seconds of the video, three figures who appear to be in uniform run from the golf cart corridor and off the left side of the screen.Authorities previously said the footage showed that Peterson never went inside the building where the gunman was shooting at students and school staff.Peterson was armed but stayed outside the building, authorities said. The Broward Sheriff's Office active shooter policy calls for deputies to interrupt a shooting and search for victims when there's a ceasefire.Parents and students at the school filed a lawsuit in July in connection with the shooting against Broward County, the sheriff, his deputies and the school superintendent.Two students and 13 minor students' mothers are plaintiffs in the case, which seeks compensatory and punitive damages, to be determined by a jury.Many of the allegations in the suit target Peterson, who has been decried as a coward for his response when the shooting erupted. He has said he followed procedure and was unsure where the gunshots emanated.In a June interview, Peterson said that he arrived at the 1200 Building -- where the shooting occurred -- to a scene of pandemonium and didn't have time to be scared "because I was doing things the whole time." 2187

The tiger is clearly looking for a way to get out of that situation, it's not difficult to interpret that behavior, ZooMiami spokesperson Ron Magill told the Miami Herald. "He was surrounded by people, cell phones, lights, jugglers juggling fire. I really don't know what they were thinking."School principal David Pugh said in a statement that the school recognized the tiger's performance at prom "has offended some and for that we apologize."In a subsequent statement, Pugh said the tiger performance did not reflect the school's founding values or sensitivity to animal rights, and issued an apology to the school community and those that expressed concern.CNN affiliate WPLG spoke with some students in attendance who believe that's evidence that the entire thing is being mischaracterized. In other videos, the exotic animal is laying down calmly in the cage."They just wanted to have the senior class to have a good time," Mateo Zavalia told WPLG."Our focus is always on the safe conduct of events for our guests and team members," the general manager of the DoubleTree by Hilton Hotel Miami Airport and Convention Center, where the prom was held, told CNN in an emailed statement. "We sought assurances from the event coordinators that the necessary precautions were in place for the safety and well-being of any animals, our guests and employees." 1366

The San Diego County Office of Education disagreed with SUHSD’s decision on the early retirements, saying the resolution was not in the best interest of the district. 166

The priests have claimed that the grand jury's findings were false or misleading, that they were denied due process of law and that the release of their names would impair their reputations. Their court action had delayed the report's publication.But the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered the report's release on August 14 with redactions in sections where litigation was ongoing.The 11 priests had argued that they were not given the opportunity to defend themselves or present their cases in the grand jury investigation, which they said failed to provide adequate due process protections for those to be named in the report.Furthermore, they argued that statements by Shapiro -- for example accusing them of seeking to "bury the sexual abuse by priests upon children, and cover it up forever" -- meant they would not be able to get unbiased consideration if they were to present to any additional grand jury proceedings.The Commonwealth had argued that the the grand jury could have been recalled -- or a new grand jury convened -- to hear the priests' testimony, with a supervisory judge to determine if the evidence supported their identification. 1153

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