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NAMING ITSELF A

SANCTUARY DISTRICT.

THAT WOULD PUT IN PLACE STRICT

PROCEDURES WHEN DEALING WITH

INQUIRIES ABOUT IMMIGRANT AND

REFUGEE STUDENTS.

KCCI'S RHEYA SPIGNER IS LIVE

FROM CENTRAL CAMPUS DOWNTOWN.

RHEYA, WHAT ARE THOSE

PROCEDURES

RHEYA: STEVE, AT TMORROW

NIGHT'S MEETING, THE BOARD WILL

VOTE ON A SANCTUARY RESOLUTION.

IF PASSED, IT WOULD MEAN ALL

REQUESTS FROM IMMIGRATIO

OFFICIALS WOULD HAVE TO GO

THROUGH THE SUPERINTENDENT.

ALSO INDIVIDUAL SCHOOL WOULD BE

, BANNED FROM IVING IMMIGRATION

STATUS INFORMATION ON STUDENTS,

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Joe Diaz' Monday Forecast - Duration: 2:17.

COMING UP AT 10:00, WE GET A

PLOOK IN THE DAS OFFICE A PLACE

P, THAT HANDLES ALL THE CRIMINAL

PCASES IN BERNALILLO COUNTY.

PWHAT WE FOUND ME SHOCKING.

PJOE: KIND OF A BRISK AND GLOOMY

PDAY.

PWE WENT INTO THE 60'S OF US

PCOUPLE OF DAYS.

PTODAY, IT DID NOT FEEL IT 56

PBECAUSE OF THE WINDS.

PWE COULD SEE THE OVERCAST THREAT

PTHE AREA.

PDUSTY CONDITIONS, STRONGEST

PAROUND RATON INTO ANGEL FIRE.

PUP TO 66 MILES AN HOUR IN

PANGELFIRE.

PPOTENTIALLY DANGEROUS WINDS WILL

PCONTINUE THEIR.

P-- THERE.

PAS WE LOOK AT TOMORROW, THERE

PWILL BE STRONGLY BEING ALONG THE

PI-44 DOOR AGAIN.

PAFTERNOON, -- AFTER TOMORROW

PAFTERNOON, THE WINDS WILL START

PTO COME DOWN.

PTONIGHT, IT WILL BE BREEZY AND

PCHILLY.

PLOWE'S INTO THE 30'S, NOT AS

PCOLD AS IT COULD BE THIS TIME OF

PYEAR.

PEVENTUALLY AFTER ONE MORE DAY,

PTHE STRONG JETSTREAM WINDS WILL

PSTART TO ROLL AWAY FROM US.

PWE WILL GET INTO A MILDER

PPATTERN.

PTONIGHT, A FEW SNOW SHOWERS

PAROUND INTO SAN JUAN IN NORTHERN

PNEW MEXICO AND SOUTHWESTERN

PCOLORADO.

PWE'LL HAVE A CHILLY START TO THE

PDAY.

PYOU CAN SEE THE WINDS STARTING

PTO INCREASE.

PTEMPERATURES STILL ABOVE

PAVERAGE.

PHOWEVER INTO WEDNESDAY, WE WILL

PSTART OFF CHILLY.

SUNSHINE, LESS WIND, WARM

PTEMPERATURES.

PTHAT WILL BE THE START OF A

PMULTI-DAY ONE PATTERN.

PTHE WINDS WILL BREAK UP TOMORROW

PIN THE AFTERNOON, THEN WARM FOR

PWEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY,

PNEAR A RECORD OF 72.

PHIGH OF 70.

PSATURDAY, THE BREEZES INCREASE

PAND YOU WILL SEE SHOWERS AND

PNORTHERN SNOWS -- MOUNTAIN SNOWS

PIN THE NORTHERN PART OF THE

PSTATE.

PEASTERN PARTS OF NEW MEXICO

PSTILL HAVE ONE HERE.

PBY SUNDAY, COOLER AIR WILL DROP

PIN.

PTHAT WILL PUSH INTO THE METRO.

PWINDY AND COOLER.

PTHEN, WE WILL GET INTO MORE

PWIDESPREAD RAIN AND SNOW SUNDAY

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Crooks connect ATM to truck in bold robbery of Pottawatomie County store - Duration: 1:28.

SEE IT AGAIN IN SLOW MOTION.

THE CROOKS COVERED THEIRS FACES

AND USED THE COVER OF DARKNESS.

>> IT WASN'T RANDOM.

>> A SIMILAR CRIME

For more infomation >> Crooks connect ATM to truck in bold robbery of Pottawatomie County store - Duration: 1:28.

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This Is Iowa: Small town comes together to put radio on the air - Duration: 3:10.

HORST,

CHIEF METEOROLOGIST KURTIS

GERT

SPORTS DIRECTOR ANDY

GARMAN, AND RIGHT NOW COVERAGE

WITH SHAINA HUMPHRIES.

STACEY: IN SOME PARTS OF THE

STATE, THE RADIO DIAL IS PACKED

WITH OPTIONS.

STEVE: BUT SOUTHERN IOWA DIALS

CAN SPIN, LEAVING TOWNS WITHOUT

A LOCAL VOICE.

THAT HAPPENED IN MURRAY UNTIL

ONE NEIGHBOR BUILT A TOWER THAT

NOW HAS THE ENTIRE TINY TOWN

TALKING AS WE SEE IN ERIC

HANSON'S "THIS IS IOWA."

ERIC: THE SOUNDTRACK OF MOS

TINY TOWNS IS PRETTY QUIET.

MURRAY HAS 755 PEOPLE WHO LIKED

IT THAT

WAY AND ONE WHO DECIDED

THIS BUMP IN THE ROAD NEEDED A

SPOT ON THE DIAL

>> YOU ARE LISTENING TO KFOI.

ERIC SO THERE STARS COULD

SHI

LIKE THE 97-YEAR-OLD WHO'LL TAKE

ON ANY BIG CITY METEOROLOGIST.

>> THEY TELL ME I AM BETTER THAN

MOST WEATHER PEOPLE.

ERIC: GRANDMA PERRY'S HOURLY

FORECAST IS JUST THE START.

SOUTHERN IOWA'S MOST TRUSTED

PHYSICIAN DISPENSES DAILY

ADVICE.

>> WHEN YOU GET HOME, MAKE SURE

YOU HUG YOUR WIFE.

ERIC: THEN THERE ARE THE KIDS

WHO START EVERY BROADCAST DAY

WITH THE PLEDGE, AND THE MEN

>> SHREDDED TURKEY.

ERIC: EXACTLY WHAT JOE HYNEK

ORDERED --

>> YOU CAN ONLY THINK OF ABOUT

TWO STATIONS.

ERIC

WHEN HE HEARD, IN A FEW

2006, F.M. FREQUENCIES WERE

OPEN.

6 YEARS AND $300,000 LATER,

CLARK COUNTY HAD ITS TOWER.

>> WE PLAYED A SONG AND THAT WAS

IT.

ERIC

SHOCKINGLY, SHE WAS RIGHT.

YOU CAN TELL WE ARE ALL

LISTENING TO THE SAME THINGS.

>> THE YOUNG LADY BEHIND THE

COUNTER SAID TO ME, ARE YOU THAT

GUILE THE RADIO STATION?

ERIC

SHE GIVES NOTICE -- THEY

GET NOTICED WHICH IS NEW FOR A

NEARLY 100-YEAR-OLD.

>> I KNOW THEY ARE LISTENING.

ERIC WHICH IS EXACTLY WHY THEY

ARE ON THE AIR.

>> THE LIFE WE

LIVE IN THE SMALL

TOWNS, WE DON'T WANT TO LOSE IT.

ERIC: SO, USING THEIR IPADS,

BROADCASTING FROM THEIR

CLASSROOMS AND LIVING ROOMS,

THEY SHARE IT.

KNOWING SMALL TOWNS STRUGGLE

>> TO REACH OUT AND BRING THAT

COMMUNITY TOGETHER.

BUT CONVINCED THEIR

SOUNDTRACK

CAN BE BUILT ON COMMUNITY PRIDE.

ERIC: EXCEPT FOR THE GAL WHO

PAYS THE BILLS, EVERYONE ELSE IS

A VOLUNTEER, FROM THE PLAY BY

PLAY GUY TO DJS LIKE FAMOUS PAUL

For more infomation >> This Is Iowa: Small town comes together to put radio on the air - Duration: 3:10.

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Police reopen search for precious items stolen from Enid home 4 years ago - Duration: 1:19.

AGAIN.

>> THERE IS A LOFTY RULER FOR

ANYONE WIT INFORMATION.

RECENTLY, NEW INFORMATION

REGARDING THE CASE HAS

RESURFACED AND THEY HAVE DECIDED

TO REOPEN THE CASE.

>> FINALLY GON

ANTIQUES WERE STOLE AND HE FELT

LIKE A PIECE OF HIM WAS TAKEN.

>> 104 TEEN YEARS.

SOMEBODY BROKE INTO THE

FARMHOUSE AND STO A TABLE AND

THE CASE WENT COLD WHEN NO LEADS

CAME UP.

THEY HAVE DECIDED TO REOPEN IT.

YOU KNOW, WE ARE INTERESTED

For more infomation >> Police reopen search for precious items stolen from Enid home 4 years ago - Duration: 1:19.

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VIDEO: Immigrants vow to fight Pres. Trump's executive order - Duration: 1:24.

P>> ARE WE GOING TO FIGHT AGAINST

PTHE WALL?

P>> YES.

P>> ARE WE GOING TO FIGHT AGAINST

PAN IMMIGRATION BAN?

P>> YES.

PREPORTER: SENATOR TOM UDALL

PJOINS HUNDREDS OF IMMIGRANTS AND

PTHEIR FAMILIES AT THE STATE

PCAPITOL TODAY AS THEY FIGHT

PPRESIDENT TRUMP'S RECE

PIMMIGRATION EXECUTIVE ORDERS.

PCLAUDIA LOPES LIVES IN SANTA FE

P.

PSHE IMMIGRATED TWELVE YEARS AGO

PAND SAYS SHE'S WILLING TO BATTLE

PTHE PRESIDENT'S PROMISE TO

PDEPORT IMMIGRANTS AND TAKE AWAY

PMONEY FROM SANCTUARY CITIES.

P>> WE'RE FIGHTING FOR ALL THE

PPEOPLE.

PWE'VE STAYED QUIET AND KEPT TO

POURSELVES, BECAUSE THE POLITICS

PHAVEN'T AFFECTED US.

PBUT NOW THE POLICIES ARE MORE

PAGGRESSIVE AND COULD AFFECT

PSANCTUARY CITIES.

PWE HAVE TO LEAVE A WORLD THAT'S

PSAFE FOR OUR CHILDREN TO LIVE

PIN.

PREPORTER: LOPES' SON, LUIS IS

PGETTING READY FOR HIS FRESHMAN

PYEAR AT COLORADO STATE AS A

PPREMED STUDENT.

PTHE DREAM ACT, ALSO KNOWN AS

PDACA, HELPS PAY COLLEGE TUITION

PFOR CHILDREN OF IMMIGRANTS.

PTHE PRESIDENT HAS THREATENED TO

PBE -- GET RID OF THAT FUNDING.

P>> I WANT TO BE A DOCTOR.

PBUT I WON'T BE ABLE TO DO THAT

PWITHOUT MY DACA, AND MORE

PIMPORTANTLY WITHOUT MY FAMILY.

PREPORTER: WE ARE WORKING, LOPES

PSAYS, BECAUSE WE DON'T WANT OUR

PFAMILIES AND OUT CHILDREN TO BE

PAFFECTED BY THE POLICIES OF

PDONALD TRUMP.

PSANTA FE IS UNITED AND WILL

PCONTINUE TO MOVE IMMIGRANT

PFAMILIES FORWARD.

For more infomation >> VIDEO: Immigrants vow to fight Pres. Trump's executive order - Duration: 1:24.

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Convenience store clerk speaks out after being robbed at gunpoint - Duration: 1:11.

SHE HOPES THAT THE SURVEILLANCE

VIDEO CATCHES THIS GUY.

HE I AT THE NORTHWEST O TENTS

AND MAIN.

>> GOT AWAY WITH HUNDREDS OF

DOLLARS OF CAS AND IT WAS ALL

CAUGHT ON THESE SURVEILLANCE

CAMERAS.

>> HE STARTED YELLING ME ALL

STOP >> SHE IS STILL IN SHOCK

TONIGH, JUST DAYS AFTER THE

TERRIFYING ROBBERY IN OKLAHOMA

CITY.

TH CLERK IS FROM A NEARBY

CONVENIENCE STORE.

SHE SAYS IT W AFTER 10:00 WHEN

A MAN WITH A REVOLVER CAME IN

AND AIMED THE REVOLVER AT HER.

SHE SAYS THAT SHE DID WHAT HE

SAID, HANDIN OVER 200 $50.

YOU CAN SEE THE SUSPECT GRABBING

THE CASH.

HE RUNS OUT AND HE GET AWAY.

SHE SAYS THAT SHE HOPES THAT

THIS NEVER HAPPENS AGAIN.

>> I HAVE MY DAD HERE WITH ME AT

NIGHT.

For more infomation >> Convenience store clerk speaks out after being robbed at gunpoint - Duration: 1:11.

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UNM car thefts double in one year - Duration: 1:41.

PACTION 7 NEWS REPORTER SANDRA

PRAMIREZ HAS MORE ON WHAT

PUNIVERSITY POLICE ARE DOING

PABOUT IT.

P>> IT'S A SCARY THOUGHT TO THINK

PMY CARD CAN BE STOLEN.

PREPORTER: IT'S A SCARY TIME FOR

PSTUDENTS ON THE UNIVERSITY OF

PNEW MEXICO CAMPUS WHO SAY THEY

PNOW HAVE TO WORRY ABOUT THIEVES

PTAKING OFF WITH THEIR CAR.

PTHE UNIVERSITY OF NEW MEXICO

PPOLICE DEPARTMENT SAYS CAR

PTHEFTS ON CAMPUS DOUBLED FROM 65

PIN 2015 TO 124 IN 2016.

PKATHERINE ROBINSON: IT DOES KIND

POF SURPRISE ME, JUST BECAUSE

PIT'S A CAMPUS, IT'S SUPPOSED TO

PBE SAFE.

PREPORTER: KATHERINE ROBINSON

PSAYS SHE KNOWS CAR THEFTS ARE A

PPROBLEM IN ALBUQUERQUE, BUT

PDIDN'T EXPECT CRIMINALS TO

PTARGET THE UNM CAMPUS.

P>> IT DEFINITELY MAKES ME A

PLITTLE BIT NERVOUS, BECAUSE I DO

PDRIVE TO SCHOOL MONDAY THROUGH

PFRIDAY.

PREPORTER: KAITLYN KILCOYNE SAYS

PSHE USUALLY LEAVES EXPENSIVE

PITEMS LIKE HER LAPTOP COMPUTER

PIN HER CAR WHILE SHE TAKES A

PSWIM CLASS.

PSHE'S HAD HER CAR BROKE INTO

PTWICE BEFORE, BUT NEVER EXPECTED

PTHAT SHE WOULD HAVE TO WORRY

PABOUT IT WHILE PARKED ON CAMPUS.

P>> PERSONALLY, I WOULD LIKE TO

PSEE MORE POLICE JUST AROUND.JUST

PBEING ABLE TO SEE THEM.

P

PREPORTER: A UNM POLICE

PSPOKESPERSON SAYS STOPPING THESE

PCAR THEFTS IS ONE OF THEIR TOP

PPRIORITIES.

PHE TELLS ME OFFICERS A

PPATROLLING PARKING LOTS AND

PPARKING GARAGES UP TO 30 TIMES A

PDAY.

PHE SAYS THEY'VE ALSO USED BAIT

PCARS FROM THE ALBUQUERQUE POLICE

PDEPARTMENT TO TRY TO CATCH THE

PTHIEVES.

PSTUDENTS TELL ME THEY HOPE THAT

PWORKS BEFORE THEY BECOME THE

PNEXT VICTIM.

PUNM'S PARKING AND TRANSPORTATION

PSERVICES DEPARTMENT TELLS ME

PTHEY'RE ALSO UPGRADING SECURITY

PCAMERAS INSIDE PARKING GARAGES

PAND PARKING LOTS AT THIS ONE,

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Fayetteville funeral homes hire therapy dog - Duration: 2:16.

P

PIN A STORY YOU'LL SEE FIRST O

P--

PPAIGE: IN A STORY YOU'LL SEE

PFIRST ON 40/29 NEWS, LOCAL

PFUNERAL HOMES ARE NOW USING DOGS

PTO HELP PEOPLE COPE WITH THE

PLOSS OF A LOVED ONE.

P40/29'S MEGHAN KEE IS LIVE IN

PFAYETTEVILLE TO TELL US ABOUT

PTHE NEW METHOD.

PMEGHAN

PREPORTER: THIS IS GRACI

PSHE'S NOT EVEN 2-YEARS-OLD YET,

PAND SHE'S ALREADY FOUND HE

PCALLING, OF COMFORTING THOSE IN

PNEED AS A THERAPY DOG HERE AT

PFUNERAL HOME.

P>> WE'VE HAD HER AT VISITATIONS,

PWE'VE HAD HER MEET FAMILIES.

PWE'RE TRYING TO INTEGRATE HER I

PSLOWLY, BUT IT'S AMAZING.

PDOGS ARE A UNIVERSAL SYMBOL OF,

PTHEY JUST GET IT.

PPEOPLE JUST GRAVITATE TO THEM.

PREPORTER: NELSON-BERNA FUNERAL

PHOME AND MORRIS FUNERAL CHAPEL

PIN FAYETTEVILLE BOTH PLAN TO

PINCLUDE GRACIE IN THE FUNERAL

PBUSINESS.

PSCOTT BERNA ADOPTED GRACIE MORE

PTHAN A YEAR AG

PAND SOON AFTER, THEY STARTED

PWORKING TO GET GRACIE RTIFIED

PAS A THERAPY DOG.

P>> SHE PASSED LOVE ON A LEASH

PTHERAPY TRAINING AS A-YEAR-OLD.

PTHEN, THEY HAVE SUPERVISED

PVISITS THAT THEY HAVE TO GO ON

PREPORTER: TO GET HER

PCERTIFICATION, GRACIE HAD TO DO

P10 OF THOSE VISITS AT TH

PWASHINGTON REGIONAL MEDICAL

P-- ARKANSAS STATE VETERANS HOME.

P>> SHE'S THE TYPE OF DOG THAT'S

PVERY AFFECTIONATE.

PSHE LOVES ATTENTION AND TO PLAY

PBALL.

PWE'RE CONSTANTLY PLAYING BALL

PWITH HER, AND THE STAFF JUST

PFELL IN LOVE WITH HER.

PREPORTER: RIGHT NOW, BERNA AND

PHIS STAFF ARE WORKING TO HEL

PGET GRACIE USED TO PEOPLE, -AND

PTEACH HER HOW TO STAY CALM WHE

PCOMFORTING FAMILIES.

PONCE THEY MASTER THAT ASPECT OF

PIT, -THEY PLAN TO START ASKING

PFAMILIES IF THEY'D LIKE TO HAVE

PGRACIE AT ANY OF THEIR SERVICES

P I HOPE THAT SHE'S A COMFORT

PTO OUR FAMILIES.

PANYTIME WE ARE ABLE TO IDENTIFY

PANYTHING THAT WOULD GIVE ANY

PTYPE OF COMFORT TO OUR FAMILIE

PMAKE THE GRIEF PROCESS EASIE

PTHAT'S CERTAINLY SOMETHING WE'D

PLIKE TO TR

PREPORTER: GRACIE IS SUCH A SWEET

PDOG-AND THE STAFF HERE LOVES HER

PAND WELCOMES HER AS PART OF

PTHEIR TEAM.

PLIVE IN FAYETTEVILLE, MEGHAN

For more infomation >> Fayetteville funeral homes hire therapy dog - Duration: 2:16.

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Lawmakers react to Gov. Mary Fallin's State of the State proposals - Duration: 1:30.

WE HAVE WHAT THEY HAVE TO

SAY.

THEY LIKE SOME OF WHAT IS

PROPOSED.

WHETHER THE PROPOSALS WILL GO

THROUGH IS A DIFFERENT STORY.

>> I THINK THAT IT IS ALWAYS A

GOOD IDEA.

>> YOU ARE HEARING FROM MIKE

SCHOLZ, WHO DID NOT BACK ANY

SPECIFIC TAX HIKE.

SEVERAL ARE PROPOSED FOR THIS

LEGISLATIVE SESSION.

WE HAVE A PLAN ON THE TABLE

MOVING FORWARD.

>> THERE WILL BE NO WAY TO

AFFORD THE TEACHER PAY RAISE.

>> THERE WAS A CRITICISM OF THE

PL TO WHAT HE SAID WAS

SHIFTING THE TAX BURDE ONTO

POOR AND MIDDLE-INCOME FAMILIES.

>> YOU CAN LOOK AT ROLLING BACK

INCOME TAX CUTS.

YOU CAN LOOK AT OIL.

>> THE ONE ISSUE THE ALL SEEM

TO AGREE ON IS THE CRIMINAL

JUSTICE REFORM.

EVERYBODY WANTS DECREASE THE

For more infomation >> Lawmakers react to Gov. Mary Fallin's State of the State proposals - Duration: 1:30.

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Om Seng Bora - Leader Must Good At Speaking to Lead People | Success Reveal - Duration: 4:20.

Success reveal

Mr. Om Seng Bora

He is talking about Leader must good at speaking to lead people

For more infomation >> Om Seng Bora - Leader Must Good At Speaking to Lead People | Success Reveal - Duration: 4:20.

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Family files wrongful death lawsuit against Franklin Co. Sheriff's Dept. - Duration: 2:55.

WE'LL TELL YOU ALL ABOUT IT

COMING UP.

KELLY: NEW TONIGHT A FAMILY

FILES A WRONGFUL DEATH LAWSUIT,

CLAIMING JAILERS AND POLICE

KILLED THEIR SON.

40/29 NEWS WAS THE FIRST TO TELL

YOU ABOUT THIS THROUGH OUR

BREAKING NEWS ALERT.

OUR BRETT RAINS WAS THE FIRST TO

UNCOVER CASE FILES AND VIDEO

THAT SHOWED WHAT HAPPENED TO

20-YEAR-OLD CODY FRANKLIN.

HE HAS THE LATEST TONIGHT.

REPORTER: ACCORDING TO THIS

LAWSUIT FILED HERE IN FEDERAL

COURT IT CLAIMS CODY FRANKLIN

WAS TORTURED AND KILLED BY

POLICE AND JAILERS WHILE BEHIND

BARS.

I TALKED TO CODY'S FAMILY IN

SEPTEMBER.

>> I FEEL THAT CODY JACK WAS

VICTIMIZED.

>> HE IS THE VICTIM HERE.

REPORTER: FAMILY MEMBERS WAITED

FOR MONTHS TO FIND OUT HOW

20-YEAR-OLD CODY FRANKLIN DIED

IN JAIL.

TODAY, THEIR ATTORNEY TOLD ME

THEY ARE WAITING FOR JUSTICE.

>> IT'S CLEAR YOU CAN'T BEAT

SOMEONE AND TAZE THEM TO DEATH

UNDER THE LAWS OF THIS STATE AND

THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

REPORTER: FRANKLIN WAS ARRESTED

MAY 10, FOR OBSTRUCTIN

GOVERNMENT OPERATIONS A

MISDEMEANOR.

BUT HOURS LATER HE DIED.

ACCORDING TO THE PROSECUTOR'S

CASE FILE, FRANKLIN STARTED

FIGHTING WITH INMATES BUT THE

FAMILY'S LAWSUIT CLAIMS, IT WAS

JAILERS WHO INSTIGATED THE

FIGHT.

>> JAILERS DELIBERATELY WALKED

BACK TO THE AREA WHERE CODY WAS

PTO BE HELD, INCITED THE OTHER

PINMATES BY ENCOURAGING THEM THAT

PTHERE WAS AN INMATE COMING WHO

PLIKE TO FIGHT.

PREPORTER: ACCORDING TO THE CASE

PFILE WHILE TRYING TO SUBDUE HIM,

PPOLICE AND JAILORS SHOCKED

PFRANKLIN WITH A STUN GUN AT

PLEAST 8 TIMES IN 11 MINUTES

PATTORNEYS REPRESENTING HIS

PFAMILY SAY HE WAS TORTURED.

P>> I DON'T MEAN THEY HIT HIM

PWITH A QUICK JOLT, I MEAN A

PTRIGGER WAS BEING DEPRESSED FOR

P5 SECONDS, FOR 5 SECONDS, FOR 7

PSECONDS, WITH AN ELECTRICAL

PCURRENT BEING SHOT THROUGH HIS

PBODY TO THE POINT WHERE HIS

PMUSCLES, HIS LUNGS, HIS ORGANS

PCOULD NOT FUNCTION THAT'S

PTORTURE.

PREPORTER: THE MEDICAL EXAMINER'S

PREPORT LISTED FRANKLIN'S DEATH

PAS A HOMICIDE CITING METH IN HIS

PSYSTEM AS WELL AS BEING

PRESTRAINED AND SHOCKED

PREPEATEDLY.

PTHE PROSECUTOR ELECTED TO NOT

PFILE CRIMINAL CHARGES AGAINST

PTHE JAILERS OR OFFICERS

PINVOLVED.

P>> THERE'S NO WAY A PERSON

PBRINGS THAT ON THEMSELVES, HE

PWAS BEATEN HE WAS CHOKED OUT AND

PHE WAS TAZED REPEATEDLY UNTIL

PHIS BODY STOPPED WORKING AND

PCOULD NO LONGER DRAW BREATH.

PREPORTER: THE LAWSUIT DOES NOT

PLIST THE SPECIFIC DOLLAR AMOUNT

PTHEY ARE SUING FOUR.

PATTORNEYS FOR THE FAMILY SAY

PIT IS TOUGH TO PUT THE VALUE ON

PTHE LIFE OF A 20-YEAR-OLD MAN.

PCITING THE PENDING LAWSUIT THE

PFRANKLIN COUNTY SHERIFF TELLS ME

PHE'S UNABLE TO MAKE ANY