Inside Edition for Thursday, January 20, 2022
The man suspected of killing a 24-year-old working in an LA furniture store is behind bars today on $2 million bail. Shawn Laval Smith who has a lengthy rap sheet - was spotted at a bus stop by a citizen who recognized him from news reports and called 911. Jim Moret explains how that moment helped crack the case. And it was a scary situation for a TV reporter...she was just beginning her live report when she was accidentally hit by an SUV - and incredibly, she just kept on reporting! Plus, talk about dedication to the job. An Amazon delivery guy was confronted by a huge bear between him and the front porch. Well, he wasn't about to let a giant bear slow him down. And he's a small town boy with a really tiny apartment in a very big city.
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<p>The man suspected of killing a 24-year-old working in an LA furniture store is behind bars today on $2 million bail. Shawn Laval Smith who has a lengthy rap sheet - was spotted at a bus stop by a citizen who recognized him from news reports and called 911. Jim Moret explains how that moment helped crack the case. And it was a scary situation for a TV reporter...she was just beginning her live report when she was accidentally hit by an SUV - and incredibly, she just kept on reporting! Plus, talk about dedication to the job. An Amazon delivery guy was confronted by a huge bear between him and the front porch. Well, he wasn't about to let a giant bear slow him down. And he's a small town boy with a really tiny apartment in a very big city. </p>
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