Culture Shock: Stars Share Bullying Stories

0:00A 26-year-old robbery suspect named Alphanso Talley now faces murder and attempted murder charges after gunning down one Chicago police officer and critically wounding another right at the hospital where they took him for a check-up. Officers had just arrested Talley that Saturday morning for an armed robbery when they brought him to Endeavor health Swedish hospital for observation but he somehow got a hold of a gun, opened fire, then bolted from the scene, caught on camera running naked with medical electrodes still. Stuck to his chest before getting nabbed less than two hours later, Superintendent Larry Snelling called it a brutal reminder of the risks cops face every day, praising the quick charges as a first step toward justice. While noting the surviving officer, a 57-year-old with 21 years on the force is still battling for his life. Talley has a rough history, including convictions for battery on a peace officer, stolen vehicles, robbery and firearms just last year, and investigators recovered three weapons from the scene, even

1:04though the hospital says they followed protocol by wanting him on arrival. As Talley heads to Cook County Court today for his first appearance, this tragedy underscores the thin line officers walk, leaving the city to grapple. With the loss of veteran John Bartholomew, a 38-year-old with 10 years of service, that's your update from Durham News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.