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Dvtw California implementing rehabilitative programs in state prisons to reshape incarceration methodsMiramar, Florida mdash; The overwhelming use of force is being questioned after a chase in Florida ended in a deadly shootout with police. It started when two men, who the FBI said were already wanted for two similar heists near Miami, robbed a jewelr stanley cup y store and hijacked a UPS van.After a 23-mile chase, the officers opened fire when the gunmen shot at them, leaving d stanley cup rivers in rush-hour traffic panicked and scra stanley cup mbling. The two men who police said robbed the jewelry store were killed. But so was 70-year-old Richard Cutshaw, who was waiting in his car at the intersection. The UPS driver who was taken hostage, Frank Ordonez, was also killed. Ordonez was father of two daughters, ages 3 and 5. Now his stepfather is criticizing the officersactions. Frank Ordonez CBS Miami They disregard the hostage, they disregard for the people around the scene. They went out there like the old West,said Joe Merino. Miami-Dade s police director, Juan Perez, explained why officers had to move in on the suspects, saying the suspects weren t just fleeing, they were being violent andconfronting officers shooting at them. But Manny Orosa, who was Miami-Dade s police chief from 2011 to 2015, questions the tactic given the number of civilians and the hostage. If you re shooting into a truck and you don t have a clear vision of who you re shootingKurt Man commits suicide after fatally shooting person by accident, police say
LOS ANGELES -- The USC Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism will temporarily suspend the use of the media center s name: Theadidas originals Julie Chen/Leslie Moonves and CBS Media Center.In a statement Wednesday, Dean Willow Bay says,In recognition of the sensitivities surrounding recent allegations against Mr. Moonves, he and Ms. Chen have requested that USC Annenberg temporarily suspend use of the media center s name until the investigation concludes. In an article last week in The New Yorker, six women alleged sexual harassment or misconduct by the CBS Corp. CEO between the 1980s and late 2000s.Moonves acknowledged making advances that may have made women uncomfortable but said he never misused his position to harm or hinder anyone s career. The state-of-the-art media center s name was changed in 2015 after a pledged gift from CBS, University of Southern California alumna Chen and her husband, Moonves.Moonvesalma mater, Bucknell University, has also removed some references to him from its website. More from CBS News Former CIA officer foundyeezy not guilty in assault case Wendy s to close 140 more restaurants by end o stanley cup f year
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