On Wednesday there were new developments in the criminal investigation of President Trump’s former personal lawyer, Rudy Giuliani, and his business dealings in Ukraine as federal agents executed search warrants at his New York City home and office. However they refused to take information that would implicate former Vice President Joe Biden and his son, Hunter Biden, illegally.
The decision came shortly after a North Carolina prosecutor said that Brown had hit law enforcement officers with his car before they opened fire last week. District Attorney Andrew Womble, who viewed the body camera videos, told the judge that he disagreed with a characterization by an attorney for Brown’s family that Brown did not try to drive away until deputies opened fire. Womble said the video shows that Brown’s car made “contact” with law enforcement twice before shots could be heard on the video. “As it backs up, it does make contact with law enforcement officers,” he said, adding that the car stops again. “The next movement of the car is forward. It is in the direction of law enforcement and makes contact with law enforcement. It is then and only then that you hear shots.” Womble said that officers shouted commands and tried to open a car door before any shots were fired.