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The body camera videos show Clay fall to the floor. One officer can be heard saying, "I'm shot, man. I'm shot."Officers drove Schultz from the scene to University of Cincinnati Medical Center. He was shot in the forearm and also had a bullet graze his hand, police said. Those shots were fired by his fellow officers, according to Isaac.The officers involved will be on administrative leave for at least seven days per protocol, Isaac said. After the homicide investigation is complete, there will be an internal investigation and an investigation by the Citizen Complaint Authority.A police report described the incident as "justifiable homicide (Not a Crime)."Schultz has been with the Cincinnati Police Department since 2003, Isaac said. Bender has been with CPD since 2001 and Wells since 1995.The warrant being served was for a robbery at the Boost Mobile store at 2536 Kemper Lane two days earlier. Police showed clips of security camera video of the incident. It shows a man, allegedly Clay, enter the store and begin an unprovoked attack on a 32-year-old employee. The man tackles the employee, punches him and slams him to the ground. Isaac said the attack lasted more than six minutes. The man then appears to take money from the desk and chases the employee out of the store. 1296

The FBI said it does not consider the incident terror-related but the theft of a commercial aircraft from a major US airport has exposed a gap in airline security.Authorities will try to piece together how a security scare of this magnitude occurred at a major airport.Experts said the crash exposed alarming holes in airport security, and is likely to prompt a major review of industry security measures."This is going to be a major learning event for the industry," CNN aviation analyst Justin Green said. "This is a really big deal."Russell managed to steal the Horizon Air turboprop from a maintenance area by himself. He was in uniform, had proper credentials and had clearance to be in secure aircraft areas, said Tilden, the airline CEO."They're credential employees. They're there to work on the airplanes. ... This is aviation in America. The doors of the airplanes are not keyed like a car. There is not an ignition key like a car. The setup in aviation in America is we secure the airfield," Tilden said.Russell appeared to have broken protocol several times. He shouldn't have been able to board the plane alone and go unnoticed. He also moved the plane by himself while protocol calls for two people to tow an aircraft."The fact he was out there by himself, towing the aircraft by himself ... then moving the tracker out of the way, so he could get on the aircraft and move. The fact that all of that happened without even being noticed by anyone on the ground service crew, that is just phenomenal to me," said CNN analyst and former FAA safety inspector David Soucie. 1582

The day before, the Associated Press and other media outlets reported that Brown declined to send troops after pledging to do so last week. 139

The company says the hacker potentially could have captured customer names, phone numbers and addresses along with credit and debit card numbers and security codes.BevMo said the code was removed and an investigation is under way. 230

The documents were ordered unsealed by Superior Court Judge Robert J. Perry after a hearing Thursday where Kelli Sager, an attorney for the Los Angeles Times , argued that there was no legal rationale for keeping them secret. 225

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