The day after the shooting, Deputy Chief Rahman Muhammad told reporters that officers were dispatched to CraigвЂ™s address after getting a call about a вЂњdomestic disturbanceвЂќ between a man and a woman. вЂњHe was the victim here, and they knew that. It was on the floor behind him, closer to her, Oppenheimer said, adding that Craig had been stabbed вЂњat leastвЂќ four times while CraigвЂ™s wife was unhurt. вЂњThere was no sign that he was holding a knife. He said it did not appear clear that Craig was holding a knife as the officer opened fire. Oppenheimer and CraigвЂ™s family reviewed the video with COPA staff on Tuesday. The officer repeatedly asks the woman where she was cut or if she is hurt, but she gives no response. вЂњHe was, st-stabbing her with it?вЂќ the officer asks. Moments later, a second officer, standing behind the officer who shot Craig, asks, вЂњWho had the knife?вЂќ The officer replies, вЂњHe did. вЂњEvery bit of evidence (police) had on the way to the scene, the statements by Craig himself, point to him being the victim, but he fires those shots with no hesitationвЂќ said Michael Oppenheimer, an attorney for CraigвЂ™s family said Wednesday. Stepping closer as Craig and his wife both lay on the floor, the officer fires a second shot at Craig as the man tries to sit up. Then there is a scream from inside the apartment, and the officer switches the Taser to his left hand and draws his pistol, and an instant after crossing the threshold, he fires both weapons at Craig as he and his wife dart across a narrow, half-dark hallway. As he approached the door with his Taser drawn, the officer called out to the people inside the apartment, and Craig shouted back, вЂњSheвЂ™s got a butcher knife to my neck.вЂќ CraigвЂ™s son was waiting on the sidewalk when the officer arrived, and the boy told him that his mother had the knife and his father had been the one that told him to call police. вЂњAnd then they let him die like a dog.вЂќДЄ neighbor, awakened by CraigвЂ™s 7-year-old son, also called 911 that morning and reported that Craig was being threatened by his wife. вЂњEverything my father told them, everything he cried out for, they ignored,вЂќ Jenkins said. Do like I said, go downstairs.вЂќД«ut the first officer to arrive shot Craig, twice, within seconds of entering the apartment. вЂњGo downstairs so you can let the police in. IвЂ™ve got the front door open, tell the officers the door is open, my kid is opening the door,вЂќ Craig said, before directing his son. вЂњSheвЂ™s got a knife on my neck, and I canвЂ™t move. Are there any officers coming here?вЂќ Craig asked dispatchers. вЂњI need the police over here, my wifeвЂ™s got a knife on my neck, on the bed. Not long after he woke, the 61-year-old Craig called 911 and said his wife was holding a knife to his throat as he lay in bed, apparently as his 7-year-old son looked on, according to a recording released by the Civilian Office of Police Accountability. Wednesday, after ChicagoвЂ™s police oversight agency released its files on the shooting, Jenkins said there was ample evidence that Craig himself had called police and was the victim of an attack by his knife-wielding wife. 4, the day he was shot dead by a police officer, according to his son, Patrick Jenkins. 'Everyone deserves to feel and to be safe,' she said.Michael Craig was desperate for help from police in the early morning hours of Oct. In a statement on Twitter, NDP Leader Andrea Horwath called the incident 'horrifying news.' She said her thoughts are with Ford and his family, and thanked the OPP officer who was on site. He was scheduled to appear in court Tuesday. Police say a 44-year-old man was arrested and charged with possession of a weapon for a dangerous purpose and 11 counts of mischief to property under $5,000. In a news release, police said that prior to approaching the home, the man slashed the tires of multiple vehicles. 'The Premier thanks the officer for his quick action and bravery, which resulted in no harm to anyone involved in the incident.'ДЄccording to Toronto police, a call about the incident came in just before 6 p.m. 'An OPP officer was on site and arrested the man immediately,' Yelich said. In a brief statement emailed to CBC News Tuesday morning, provincial spokesperson Ivana Yelich said that last night, a man 'with a large butcher's knife' showed up at Ford's home in Etobicoke while yelling threats. (Frank Gunn/Canadian Press - image credit)ДЄ man brandishing a butcher's knife was arrested Monday night outside the home of Premier Doug Ford, the premier's office says. A man with a knife was arrested outside the home of Ontario Premier Doug Ford Monday night, the premier's office says.

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