>>>
>>> I
>>> I WILL NEVER SEE HIM AGAIN AND I WANT TO SEE HIM.
I STILL WANT TO SEE HIM.
>> SHE TOLD ME SHE WISHES SHE
COULD TAKE HIS PLACE.
>> TWO FAMILIES CHANGED
FOREVER.
FOREVER.
FOREVER. >> THE DEFENDANTS PUNISHMENT,
10 Y+@EARS IMPRISONMENT.
>> AMBER GUYGER SENTENCE
SPARKING ANGER.
SPARKING ANGER.
+@
+@ >>
+@ >> THERE IS NO JUSTICE TO THIS.
>> HOW MANY OF US IS IT GOING
TO TAKE BEFORE YOU UNDERSTAND
THAT OUR LIVES MATTER.
>> AND AN INCREDIBLE ACTIVE
HEALING, BUT WHAT IS NEXT FOR
THE CITY OF DALLAS?
>> IF WE CAN'T GET JUSTIC+@E,
THERE WON'T BE A TEXAS FOR YOU,
THERE WON'T BE A STATE FAIR OR
ANYTHING GOING FORWARD.
>>> LIVE FROM SOUTH VICTORY,
WFAA NEWS AT 10:00 STARTS NOW.
>> WELL, THE CASE ITSELF HAS
DIVIDED SO+@ MANY PEOPLE IN
TONIGHT AMBER GUYGER SENTENCING
+@
TONIGHT AMBER GUYGER SENTENCING SPARKED +@A HEATED SCENE IN
DOWNTOWN +@DALLAS. +@
PROTESTERS FACING OFF WITH
POLICE MOMENTS AGO.
>> THAT'S RIGHT, THOSE
PR+@OTESTERS HAVE BEEN +@MARCHI
FOR SEVERAL HOURS, CHANTING NO
JUSTICE, NO PEACE.
AT ONE POINT THEY EVE+@N BLOCKE
THE ROADWAY.
THE ROADWAY. LET'S GET LIVE TO ALEX ROZIER.
WE SAW SOME HEATED MOMENTS.
>> Reporter: JUST A COUPLE
MINUTES AGO WE SAW THE FIRST
ARREST OF THE NIGHT BY DALEY
PLAZA.
PLAZA.
+@
+@ WE
+@ WE ARE
+@ WE ARE RIGHT HERE BY COMMERCE
AND RIVERFRONT, OUTS+@IDE THE
COURTHOUSE WHERE AMBER GUYGER
RECEIVED HER SENTENCE TODAY.
I WANT TO SHOW YOU VIDEO RIGHT
NOW BECAUSE A FEW HOURS AGO IS
WHEN THIS REALLY GOT GOING.
THEY BLOCKED THE STREETS AND
THAT IS THE FIRST TIME THEY
CAME IN CONTACT WITH THE DALLAS
PO+@LICE DEPARTMENT.
PO+@LICE DEPARTMENT. DALLAS POLICE TELLING THEM TO
GET OFF THE STREETS.
THEY WERE NOT MOVING.
THERE WAS A HEATED MOMENT THAT
TOOK PLACE AND THEN THEY
CONTINUED THEIR MARCH
THROUGHOUT THE STREETS OF
DOWNTOWN DALLAS.
DOWNTOWN DALLAS. BUT IT WAS A DALEY PLAZA
MINUTES AGO WHERE WE SAW THE
FIRST ARREST.
FIRST ARREST. I WILL TELL YOU, SPEAKING WITH
PROTESTERS AND ACTIVISTS IN
THIS COMMUNITY, THEY SAY THEY
ARE DISAPPOINTED WITH THIS
SENTENCE FOR AMBER GUYGER.
THEY SAY DESPITE BOTHAM JEAN'S
BROTHER OFFERING FORGIVENESS,
THEY SAY THIS SENTEN+@CE IS MO
A STATEMENT ABOUT WHAT IS+@ GOI
ON IN THIS COUNTRY TODAY, WHEN
IT COMES TO AFRICAN-AMERICAN
LIVES AND THEY ARE OUT HERE ON
THE STREETS OF DOWNTOWN DALLAS
TONIGHT, CONTINUING THEIR
PROTEST.
PROTEST.
PROTEST. I WANT TO BRING YOU BACK OUT
LIVE NOW.
LIVE NOW.
LIVE NOW. RIGHT NOW, AT THIS MOM+@ENT, IT
IS PEACEFUL.
IS PEACEFUL. IT HAS BEEN OFF AND ON FOR A
FEW HOURS.
FEW HOURS. +@
FEW HOURS. THEY STARTED THEIR PROTEST
RIGHT AFTER THE SENTENCE WAS
ANNOUNCED AND WE HAVE BEEN
FOLLOWING THEM.
FOLLOWING THEM. WE WILL CONTINUE TO DO THAT AS
THIS NIGHT GOES ON.
GUYS, BACK TO YOU IN THE
STUDIO.
STUDIO.
STUDIO. >> ALL RIGHT, ALEX. +@
SUCH A DIFFERENT SC+@ENE JUST A
FEW MILES AWAY AT A CHURCH
SERVICE WHERE BOTHAM +@JEAN'S
FAMILY AND FRIENDS CAME
TOGETHER TO PRAY.
HIS FAITH WAS VERY IMPORTANT TO
HIM, SO IT MAKES SENSE THIS IS
WHERE HE SPENT THE EVENING.
IN FACT, TONIGHT OUR LIGHTS ARE
RED IN HONOR OF BO+@THAM JEAN,
IT WAS HIS FAVORITE COLOR.
>>> WE WANT TO SHOW YOU THE
MOST POWERFUL MOMENT FROM THE
COURTROOM, SOMETHING NONE OF US
HAVE EVER SEEN.
>> I LOVE YOU, AS A PERSON.
AND I DON'T WISH ANYTHING BAD
ON YOU. +@
I DON'T KNOW IF THIS IS
POSSIBLE, BUT CAN I GIVE HER A
HUG, PLEASE?
HUG, PLEASE? PLEASE?
PLEASE?
PLEASE? >> YES.
>>
>> YOU
>> YOU COULD HEAR THE SOBBING IN THE BACKGROUND.
THIS INCREDIBLE MOMENT OF
FORGIVENESS AND HEALING.
THAT WAS+@ BRANDT JEAN, JUST 18
YEARS OLD.
YEARS OLD. LIKE THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY
SAID, BEING A LEADER AND
SHOWING ALL OF US HO+@W TO HEAL
>> THE JUDGE WAS CRYING, PEOPLE
IN THE NEWSROOM WERE TEARING
UP.
UP.
UP. I
UP. I HAD
UP. I HAD SEVERAL PEOPLE COMMENT ON
MY+@ POST.
MY+@ POST. ONE WOMAN SAID HE REPRESENTED
CHRIST IN A VERY REAL AND
MEANINGFUL WAY IN THAT MOMENT.
OTHER PEOPLE SAID, WE ARE TOO
FORGIVING AS A PEOPLE AND THAT
THIS, CAN WE ALL GET ALONG
MOMENT, CAN OBSCURE LARGER
ISSUES THAT WE FACE THAT STILL
NEED TO