Clari Blogs

         On February 13, Chicago Police Commander, Paul Bauer, responded to a call on a fleeing suspect and was shot six times in the head, neck, torso, back, and wrist. Tuesday around 1:30 p.m. officers patrolling  Lower Wacker Drive spotted the suspect, Shomari Legghette and approached him, which ended in him running away. The officers began to chase him and gave his description on the radio. Bauer was in a police vehicle at Lake and Clark and saw the suspect fleeing after moments of the description was given. Bauer chased after Legghette at the top of the Thompson Center stairwell and struggled to detain him. As they both struggled, Legghette took out his gun and fired 7 times, killing Bauer. In a matter of seconds Officers found Bauer laying in a pool of blood and the suspect laying in the stairs, in his pocket they found a 9 mm hand gun with an extended clip. Officers also recovered a "sharp object" as well as controlled substances such as heroin, m...

        Rolando Ortiz was charged with first- degree murder due to the death of his son, Mateo Garcia Aguayo in Little Village. Officers got the service call around 2 p.m. on the 21 of February, finding the 2-year-old child unresponsive and was pronounced dead. Officials explained at a press conference that Ortiz became frustrated due to the lack off sleep because of his late night job at a factory. While Mateo was running around making to much noise, Ortiz then took his son to the kitchen graved a knife and repeatedly stabbed him to the point of near decapitation. He then realized what he was did and put the child in a garbage bag and tried to get in contact with his wife. She did not answer, so Ortiz called the sister of the mother confessing what he did. The sister had a family member check on the child, but found Mateo dead and Ortiz bleeding from his wrist. While the family called the police, Ortiz fled from the scene, got into his car and drove south.  ...

          After the tragic shooting that took place at a Florida's high school, Marjory Stoneman Douglas High, they continued to investigate further into what went down in the school through watching the surveillance cameras The surveillance video reveled that there was an armed sheriff`s deputy at the school at the time of the shooting. In the video, it showed the officer standing on the outside of the school guarding the door, doing nothing. There were many that were furious, especially Sheriff Israel, for the actions that the sheriff`s deputy did not take to put an end to this tragic moment. Sheriff Israel expressed, "there are no words," he went on to describe that he felt "devastated, sick to my stomach." Scot Peterson, the deputy, resigned after being suspended without pay.           Although it is protocol for police officers to try to confront active shooters as quickly as possible, I feel that you may never know how to react ...

Director and producer Todd Douglas Miller Films a documentary called “Dinosaur 13,” based on a story on South Dakotas paleontologist Peter Larson and his team from the Black hills institute found the first Tyrannosaurus Rex that was the largest and the most completed findings of any T-Rex till this day. Even though it was one of the greatest findings it ended badly for Peter Larson and his team. Sues amazing discovery ended in a raid by the  Federal Government and National  Guard. This raid created a big custody battle on who was the rightful owner of the fossil.       

Was there a specific scene that got to you? Describe and explain how it moved you (Angry? Curious? Delighted? Motivated?). Give a lot of detail, and really dive in to explain how it affected you. Don’t hold back.    One Scene that got to me was when peter and his crew were explaining how the FBI came to black hills to take sue away. When they were describing everything detail you can see the sadness that these paleontologists experienced while the government was packing Sue up to take her away. This scene made me feel sad for them because it was such a big discovery and they put all their work into getting Sue in their museum just to be stripped away from them.          2.   What surprised you? I was surprised that peter was sentence for 6 months and then it was changed to 2 years in prison and 2 years’ probation.  One guy said that it was the paleontologists with PHD`s that convinced the judge that it had to be done beca...