[Baldwin:] We have a few more details for you today from that fatal shooting of the college student near New York City this past weekend. We were talking about it this time yesterday. Just to go back, it happened after midnight Sunday morning, police say, in the fire lane outside of this bar. Now, police responding to the scene found an unruly crowd, plenty of chaos, as you can see in some of the cell phone video. Now, they say a car they ordered to stop instead accelerated and hit one of their officers, barely missing another one, forcing both of them to grab their guns and open fire. Now, the car's driver, a 20- year-old Pace University student, was killed. Some witnesses gave a different account, including the car's passenger, his best friend, who was wounded. Yesterday, I spoke with that young man's mother, who could not comprehend what her son then told her what happened next.
[Parks:] They pulled D.J. out of the car, handcuffed him, put him face down on the ground and left him there for 15 to 20 minutes while they attended to the police officer.
[Baldwin:] And your son
[Parks:] They just left him there, just left him there on the ground
[Baldwin:] Oh.
[Parks:] for 15 to 20 minutes, just laying there, just laying there. My son didn't my son is walking around the parking lot.
[Baldwin:] I know your heart breaks listening to her. But we want to make sure we're getting both sides of this story. And so I made sure I picked up the phone. I called the chief of police in Mount Pleasant just a couple hours ago. And he confirmed to me that Danroy Henry, who went by D.J., D.J. Henry was handcuffed, as, as he explained to me, any kind of protocol, standard standard operating procedure in any incident involving guns. The officers, he said, basically treated this as a felony stop. But he said the student was immediately uncuffed when it became obvious he was hurt. This is what the police chief told other reporters yesterday.
[Chief Louis Alagno, Mount Pleasant, New York Police:] This is going to be a long, hard investigation and we will be as thorough as possible. We want to identify exactly what happened and why it happened.
[Baldwin:] In the course of my conversation with Chief Alagno, who you just saw, he told me this has been the most difficult incident he has ever faced in his entire career. It spans since the '70s. That he has met with Dan Roy Henry's parents. The chief would not give me any details about the investigation thus far, particularly regarding some of the alleged gunfire he said prompted officers to try to stop Henry's car. The policemen involved in the shooting, he explained, had yet to return to duty. Of course we're staying all over this story and as soon as we get any update from either side we reached out to the henrys as well we will pass that along and get more for you on that. I want to let you know we're waiting. Live remarks could happen any time in the program from Senate majority Harry Reid expected to address Sharron Angle, his opponent here in the Senate race, for controversial comments to Hispanic students over the weekend. We'll bring that to you live as it has here on CNN. Stick around for that. Also, there is this mystery still unraveling at the Pentagon. What happened? Why did someone fire shots at that building? We'll tell you a little more about that investigation, how it's under way. That is next. You are in the CNN NEWSROOM.