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Friday, August 12, 2016

Olympic officer fatally shot after wrong turn into slum

Associated Press RIO DE JANEIRO — A police officer has died after being shot in the head when he and two others working security at the Rio Olympics got lost near a slum and encountered gunfire. Justice …
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1. Various of Apache co-pilot Prince Harry, or Captain Harry Wales, running to Apache helicopter (second from front)
2. Wide of Harry climbing onboard helicopter
3. Close of Harry preparing for take-off inside helicopter
4. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
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“If this is the only way that I can do it, by getting back out to Afghanistan, then so be it. My choice would have been back out on the ground with my regiment. That sounds quite spoilt, when I’m standing in front of this thing, 45 (m) million pounds (74 (m) million US dollars) worth, but I think hopefully my friends and family back home know exactly what I’m talking about.”
5. Mid of Harry preparing for take-off inside helicopter
6. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
“If the guys who are doing the same job as us are being shot out on the ground, then I don’t think there’s anything wrong with us being shot at as well. People back home might have issues with that but we’re not special. The guys out there are, simple as that.”
7. Close of Harry preparing for take-off inside helicopter
8. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
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“The main thing for us is tricky escorts. If guys get injured, we come straight into the overhead, puts off any possibility of an insurgent attack, because they look at us and go: ‘right, that’s an unfair fight, we’re not going to go near them’. But, you know, occasionally we get taken on and the guys get taken on even when we’re in the overhead.”
9. Various of Harry preparing for take-off inside helicopter UPSOUND (English) “We fire when we have to. Take a life to save a life.”
10. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
“Lots of people have (fired on enemy fighters). The squadron’s been out here, everyone’s fired a certain amount, probably a little bit more than this time last year, to a certain extent. But that’s just the way that it’s balanced out.”
11. Zoom in to Apache taking off
12. Mid of Harry stopping mid-interview and running into action
13. Wide aerial of Apache firing rockets
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14. Zoom out of Apache helicopter
15. Various of Harry in cockpit
16. Apache taking off
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17. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
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“Get to the aircraft as quick as possible, about six and a half, seven minutes, I think, is the quickest we’ve got it going. You can’t lift off until certain things are done in the aircraft, and then as soon as you’ve got clearance from the ops room, straight up and off you go. Can be anything from a medevac, through to troops in contact, through to a priority, which is guys being seen with a weapon system and probably moving into a firing position to cause harm, so anything like that, or just to cover over a watch for a patrol that’s out on the ground.”
18. Various military pictures of Apache helicopter in action
19. Close of Harry in cockpit of Apache helicopter
20. Close of rotating blades
21. Mid of Harry in cockpit
22. Wide of Apache helicopters flying
23. Wide of Harry boarding Apache
24. Close of Harry in cockpit
25. SOUNDBITE (English) Captain Harry Wales, Apache co-pilot:
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“I do enjoy it, and I think that everyone who flies enjoys it, because you’ve giving something back, and if this is the only way that I can do it, by getting back out to Afghanistan, then so be it.”
26. Wide of Apache moving
27. Close tilt up of Harry
28. Wide of Harry walking across tarmac
STORYLINE:
It did not immediately divulge his exact whereabouts.
Harry also explained his role as an Apache co-pilot.