read them they will live longer today by an actor who decided to share with all whom would listen. breaking news tonight, the man hunt spreads from washington d.c. all the way to brooklyn after the brutal murders of a family. a mother father their 10-year-old son and a house keeper killed in a family's washington home the mansion set on fire a suspect identified when his dna is found on a pizza crust at the scene. now, they're looking for him in brooklyn. and the latest in colorado. and are biker gangs planning on targeting police. and officers indicted in the

death of freddy gray. will justice be served? you see pamela brown there. we're learning more tonight about the suspect. what is it? >> reporter: we're learning that the suspect, 34-year-old daron wint has had several run-ins over the years. he's been arrested for domestic violence for theft. and in fact in 2010 he threatened to kill a woman and her 2-year-old daughter. he smashed the wind shield of her car and stole a tv. and the same year a police officer allegedly encountered him behind a gas station dumpster and carrying a machete and b.b. gun. and now we know he's facing felony murder while armed.

a man hunt is still underway at this hour. a lot of different police departments are involved in this aggressively looking for him as we speak. >> and tell us more about the suspect's conteekznection to this family. >> reporter: we learned today from d.c. police chief that he worked for the company where mr. savopoulos was an owner of. the iron works. he worked there in the past. here's what she said. >> we do believe there is a connection between this suspect in this case through athes withthis case through athe business. there is a connection through the business of the suspect and the savopoulos family business. >> so you heard her say she does not believe this is a

random crime but she did say she couldn't rule out that there could be more suspects connected to this crime, don. >> it's awful to look behind you. we're looking at that family's home where it all happened in washington d.c. i want to bring out deborah and retired police detective and forensic scientist. and via skype, jim fitzgerald a retired criminal profiler and an author of "the journey to the center of the minds." can you take us now to brooklyn. are they any closer to finding this guy? >> well now that they know his name, they're much dloescloser to finding him. they believe sometime after the murd murders, he travelled to the brooklyn area. they were able to track him

because of his connection to friends and rel tchbs in that area. one person they questioned today is believed to be his girlfriend and the girlfriend according to two sources, told her that daron wint said he was going to turn himself in. but there are flaws in her story, so it's not clear whether she's telling the truth. she lives in brooklyn. >> and you were in brooklyn all day today. what is the scene like? is there a scene at the girlfriend's house? >> no there isn't. and we were there very briefly. but she was questioned at the 69th precinct. she was the one saying he intended to turn himself in. it was unclear whether he travelled by bus to new york city. he a cell phone, he was using his own personal cell phone, he's now ditched that cell phone and appeared to be using one is

else's phone. and all different kinds of law no enforcement agencies searching for him. his last known address on his facebook page is new york city. so perhaps the girlfriend can move them closer. >> what are they telling you? >> they're obviously going to start in brooklyn because that's the best place to look because of his connections. and there are fugitive task forces and i'm sure there's additional man power added to this search. they want to make sure if he went to brooklyn they can get him before he goes somewhere else. and they're probably reaching out to their contacts in the brooklyn area and the surround surrounding areas. >> because it's so easy to get

around here. tltz there's mas transportation and it's easy to get around. >> as a retired criminal profiler and you were involved in the erick rudolph man hunt where do you predict he's probably hiding in? >> he's probably laying low and not taking the risk of roaming the streets. he got from point a to the maryland area and point b somehow in the last couple of days. but now with his name and pictures being out there, he's laying low and he's alterring his identity. he wants to make himself look different. and he knows he's ads radio

active as one can get. and change his identity. >> jim, do you think someone is helping him out? >> if they are, they're taking a real big risk here. you don't get much more wanted. he's probably reaching out to a lot of people from his past from one cell phone or anotheranother. and i'm sure authorities are checking everybody he's called the past year and reaching out. >> i see a lot of nodding. what kind of person torchers a 10-year-old and eats a pizza. >> everyone says he must be so detached that he ate two pizzas. but he probably needed to regroup. sometimes people start things and they have a great plan and it's going to be smooth as silk. something goes bad and then they have to actually sit and order erer

pizza, eat, figure out what the next step is going to be. and obviously he was careless but it's greed, evil and also i think, in some way related to a disgruntled employee. he has inside knowledge of this family from his work or company. >> how does this pizza crust dna thing work? >> people that burglarize homes, make mistakes silly mistakes. it may be their blood on a broken piece of glass, the saliva that is deposited on food that they eat, in this case pizza crust. the fact of the matter is when you examine, when you go to that crime scene, the evidence collection team knows if they find food like pizza, they're going to find bite marks and around those is going to be

saliva. they'll either swab it cut t they'll retrieve that small quantity of saliva which is very rich in dna, bring it back to the lab and the rest is standard operating procedure. they extract it, amplify it. and what you have at the end of that process is a genetic profile and now all they need to do is run it in a data base. >> they did that quickly. in the it used to be it took a while. >> very rapid. >> it's interesting to me in this day and age with so many cameras he could get away so far so fast but again, they didn't know immediately. >> he also wiped the security cameras from the home. and also he has no vehicle see it speak of so once he left and slipped away nobody knew,

nobody knew who he was and he had 48 hours head start. >> and we had that blurry photograph of him leaving on the side of the home the driveway area. and i want to talk to you about this guy's physical appearance and why all the pictures of him shirtless at the gym or what have you. we'll go inside the mind of this guy and talk about what all of this means. we'll come back. the hunt for the suspect. and is there a sniper on the loose in colorado? and police investigating threats from biker gangs from c 4 explosives to car bombs. are law enforcement officials in danger there? we'll talk about that.

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there's a man hunt in new york city tonight for daron wint. and his dna was allegedly found on a pizza crust at the scene. first to you, doctor i want to know what your read is on his

physical appearance all these pictures of him with his shirt off. does it tell you anything about him or his actions? >> we always hear this issues of power or control. and he has no history of violence that would equate to the level of torture of this little boy. we've seen photos of him without his shirt. he is jacked. spends a lot of time in the gym. some people of short stater really try to go horizontal to intimidate other people and we've seen this. when they feel slight it they take very personally. and if he was fired and he thinks wrongfully if somebody in anyway disrespected him, he may have a personal encounter with the former boss that no one even knows about that he has

blown up in his mind he has to get revenge for. >> his former attorney spoke to my colleague. >> it's not his act. he's a nice guy, he's patriotic, kind. i defended him in six cases. he was not found guilty in any of those cases in 2005 and 6. they've got the wrong guy. it's not him. >> jim, he's a nice guy. they've got the wrong guy. what do you think? >> surprised that his lawyer for six different offenses would say something like that but i'm going to go back to what dr. dr. dr. jordan was saying. you don't get profit motivated crimes any higher than this. it was on display in 2010 with the incident with the woman and

her child, breaking windows, kicking in a door of the house. this is indicative of a person who has a methodology of a person who this is what i want and this is the way it's going to be. he didn't create this. i'm familiar with a case in the early '70s about 200 yards from where i grew up, where a manage er paid money and it was over. it didn't work out this way. he had to wind up killing them too, probably because of a lot of inadkwaess in this case. >> this doesn't sound like the guy the attorney makes him out to be. >> this is a heinous crime.

it is clearly torture inflicted. on the young child a 10-year-old philip needless torture that clearly there's much more to this than motivation from money. $40,000 is not the reason these people were killed. there's other factors going on. there's a psychoopathic aspect to what we're hearing here and i think casey has really put her finger on the psyche of the mentality of this individual. not everybody can commit a crime like this and kill people the way he killed them. blunt force trauma and torture of a 10-year-old. >> and that's why police aric looing looking to see if somebody else is involved. but the interesting thing, if you compare the noemhome invasion

they target victims with a lot of money and then use the child as leverage and that's perhaps why the 10-year-old had so many wounds inflicted on them. they demanded money in both cases and then what do you do after you ahave the money, you get rid of the evidence and burn the place down. >> what happens? it's a big holiday weekend? but what happened if they don't get him before? >> everyone who knows this guy should be very afraid. he knows when he gets caught or turns himself, which i would highly recommend he does he's going to jail for the rest of his life most likely so he has nothing to lose at this point and nothing to lose by taking out potentially those who are trying to chase him.

drag dragnet is out, they're all going to be looking for this guy in this general area as well as up and down the east coast. and this goes to what we were talking about before. and i don't want to be racist and call him a thug. he's psychopath and evil. anyone who has any soul in them should be feeling for this family and calling up police and giving this guy up unless he wants to turn himself in. >> thank you all of you. up next serious new warning for police in texas, just days after a biker brawl in waco killed nine people.

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more breaking news tonight, this timing out of texas. just days after the deadly biker gang shoot out in waco. good evening, even, officials in texas have learned about new potential threats from the bikers. what do you know about that? >> that's right, don.

this is a new warning issued in the form of a bulletin. what they're warning about is a hit apparently that has been ordered against law enforcement officials by the bandidos and other biker gang. the gangs are trying to get ahold of grenades mall toff cocktails, c 4 explosives. and it says they're targeting high ranking law enforcement officials and their families with car bombs. this is all in the wake of the shoot out at twin weekpeeks in waco. and this is a popular time for biker gangs to have gatherings. >> i want to know -- you said they're takeing it seriously, but how credible these threats are. and is it just the police

involved in this particular shoot out or just law enforcement officers? >> that's a good question. and according to this warning, it includes specific mention of city of austin houston, dallas corps christy. and and it's not been corroborated but they want to send it out, because of what happened last week. it does say that bandidos in particular are out for blood simply because they believe their quote on quote brothers were targeted last week. >> good information, evan thank you very much. i want to talk about the biker culture that killed nine. george christy a former hell's

angels with prison consultants. you heard our correspondent there say they're out for blood because they think law enforcement targeted their brothers. what do you think of that? >> i thinkgk that's pure nonsense and made up by the police department to strike fear more into the citizens hearts and stuff and help build that fear tactic up about motorcycles. they use that in court cases so that they can deny bail they can have people arrested. it's a fear tactic. it never happened. >> so nine people killed. there was a shoot out including 170 people -- 170 people were arrested. so a fear tactic to what

purpose? >> because now it's starting to come out that the tapes in the restaurant in the twin peeks are showing a completely different view of what happened in that restaurant than what happened according to the police department. and they want things on their side. they've arrested 170 some people and all for false arrest. those people were not -- not all 170 of them were not involved in that shoot out. there's a whole different side to this story and the police department's got to cover itself. >> our correspondent spoke to a waitress from twin peeks' here's what she said. >> reporter: do you know why this happened? >> it wasn't over just a parking space. it's been a long issue between

bandidos and kosiks for a while. and it raise adlittle attention because it was one of those, everyone was supposed to show up but you don't know who's going to actually show. >> she's saying it was trouble coming she saw it. >> don, let me jump in -- >> let's let mr. wigger's attorney speak. >> in the cases i've handled that involved motorcycle clubs, it's not easy to say which has influenced what in these cases and it has been a tactic of prosecutors to put out information that ultimately in a court of law cannot be proven. and i would say to people that what happened in that parking lot, may very well be the result of disputes between rival motorcycle clubs and members on a personal basis and i think that da is going to have a big

task on his hands when he goes to handle 170 cases. that's 170 potential court appointed lawyers, motorcycle club members don't make a lot of money. that's 170 discovery packages going out to lawyers, grand jury indictments. they need to sort through this and get proper information. i think the public has a right to know. instead of relying on conjecture and rumor. >> so go ahead, george christy. >> well you know these coalition meetings have been going on and that's what was taking place there at the twin peeks since the mid'70s they're attended by attorneys, lobbyists and nobody went there to fight. these meet vgz been going on since the '70s no problem. this was an isolated incident. maybe they needed stronger leadership there.

i don't know what happened. i wasn't there. but i think the information coming from this informant needs to be taken very lightly by law enforcement. in fact the former assistant directser of the fbi discounted that. he said he wouldn't believe what these informants are saying because nobody is going to declare law on law enforcement. the upperesh eshalon wouldn't allow it. >> you don't believe the weapons hidden inside the restaurant? >> well you know texas is a gun culture and out law motorcycle people are a gun culture. so i'm not surprised but are these legal or illegal weapons. these are the things we need to

sort through. it doesn't need to be fed by some law enforcement officer in waco. it needs to get out there and people need to make an assessment as to what really happened. >> your stories are fascinating and the insight you offer is invaluable. i appreciate all three of you joining us. and is there a sniper on the loose thanks for coming. we want a spirited performance. who offers the most horsepower?

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trying to answer. the shootings have killed one and injured two others. >> reporter: a mystery on colorado roads. >> he was just here yesterday and the next day, he's gone. >> reporter: 48-year-old john jacoby dead while riding his bike. a passing driver finds him laying in the roadway of a rural town of windsor, he was shot twice. >> confirmed it was a homicide sfwlrks. >> reporter: it's the town's first homicide in eight years. and adding to the mystery, jacoby is not the first victim. >> here is where the bullet entered and exited. >> reporter: earlier, this girl was shot while driving.

>> i'm on the road and somebody just hit me and i'm bleeding from my neck and i'm scared. >> i feel entirely grateful and thankful to be able to walk and talk and stand. >> reporter: in both cases, no arrests. authorities are trying to figure out pif they're related. beyond these two cases, at least two dozen reports of shattered car windows while people were driving in the past few weeks. and police say there is no evidence to confirm the window said were actually shot. left with more questions than answers, residents are starting to worry. >> why are they doing it? is it the same guy picking off cars? it's frightening. >> reporter: local police have called for extra police to investigate. and the fbi is hoping to solve this mystery before somebody else gets hurt. >> there she is right there.

you saw her in the story. and as we saw in the report you were shot in the neck while driving. when you heard yourself on the 911 call you closed your eyes. did it take you back? >> yeah. it's definitely hard to hear just being in that moment t was shocking enough but listening back on it it's definitely hard to hear. >> how are you doing? how you feeling? >> i'm feeling okay. physically i feel great but its's still taking it one day at a time and i know i'll get to a place where i'm 100%. >> i'm going to show pictures of your injuries and i'm going to warn you it's explicit. it's pretty graphic. that's the graphic one. how are you doing now? what's the deal with your neck?

it looks ss pretty good. >> physically yeah it's doing good. the doctors are saying i'll heal 100% with minimal scarring and no permanent damage. >> so tell us what happened. >> i was driving home from work and i don't normally work late shifts but that night i did. i was merging on to the freeway and i thought they hit my car with my car and my window shattered and at that point i thought they threw something in my car and i called 911, they told me to stop and pull over and they walked me through the whole process of covering my wounds because i noticed i was bleeding and then the police and paramedics got there and noticed the bullet holes in my car. >> and authorities are saying there is no evidence of a connection but a lot of people are wondering if this is a

serial sniper. what do you think? >> i'm not sure what to think. in the beginning, when the windows shootings were happening, i thought there might be someone out there doing all these things. i would hope not and maybe it's just somebody doing copy cat and would hope that they would stop but now that an actual victim has come from this, i don't even know what to zinc you're talking about that and there are also a number of unsolved car windows shot in the area as well. so you're hoping this is not a sniper, correct? >> yeah, i hope that's not the case. >> do you think you were targeted? >> i don't think so personally no. and i know when i talked to the

investigators, they don't think i was personally targeted. they know it was intentional but random at the same time. >> so do you feel safe in a car there? do people feel safe in the town? >> honestly i don't think so. i know for me it's taken a lot even to get back in the vehicle but i'm trying not to let myself -- i'm trying to let myself be stronger than the situation and know that i'm only accountable for my actions and unfortunately, there are people out there that aren't good people and i don't let that hinder me from doing every day things. >> yeah people are scared because you have canceled your annual memorial day triathlawn which is normally in a safe area there. you say you forgive the shooter. tell us why? >> like i said before, i'm only accountable for my actions and i

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six police officers indicted today in the death of freddy gray. it triggered protests and riots in baltimore. i want you to listen to state's attorney marilyn mosby. >> as our investigation has continued, additional information has been discovered and is often the case during an ongoing investigation, charges should be and can be revised based on the evidence. the grand jury, today, returned

indictments. these officers who are innocent until proven guilty are now skej tooled be a scheduled to be arraigned on july second. >> she said all people are innocent until proven guilty including these are six officers. together, we can move our city forward. let's discuss now. and former nypd detective and chad you first. the grand jury has confirmed some of these charges with some revisions. you felt the original charges were unfair what do you think now? >> i don't think the case has gotten any better. let's start with the statement by the state's attorney. she qualifies it by saying charges will be revised as

evidence comes in. but the only change is the now absence of the false imprisonment charges. that's not based on new evidence. that's based on evidence they had at the time the original charges were announced but they got it wrong. the knife was an illegal knife and the arests was a legal arrest. so now that's been replaced with charges of reckless endangerment endangerment. >> do you think this is going to help or hurt her critics? >> i don't think it's going to help anymore than it has from the beginning. you would think of all the people to know whether this was a legal arrest it would be the state's prosecutor. maybe they know on a state level the knife was legal.

and there had to be some basis to do what they did otherwise, why do all of that if you don't have a legal basis to arrest somebody? >> i think argument is going to be -- freddy gray was arrested before they knew he had the knife, thus making the arrest illegal. >> that was made by the state's attorney's office in the opposition of the motion to recuse that the state's attorney's office filed this week. and they say, no it was still unlawful because they didn't know he had a knife at the time he was placed under arrest. but that statement ignores well established law in the united states. the terry case says all an officers to the have in order to stop someone and detain them is reasonable suspicion. and you can have someone in handcuffs, it's detention and to

say that the new position of this state's attorney's office is that it eviscerate said the distinction of the terry stop on reasonable suspicion. it gives ammunition to argue that searches withed be unreez flbl when unreezinable when they would have been upheld constitutionally before. >> people are saying there is a work stoppage by police in baltimore and that violence has increased. do you agree? >> look what happened in new york city in erick garner they were afraid to do anything and second guessing themselves and afraid to take action. and the problem with that is if you have a officer reluctant or they have to third guess themselves before taking action my concern is it's going to put them in jeopardy. these officers here stopped freddy gray as the attorney

just mentioned, they had good reason to stop him and they find out later on he has a knife and then you have a prosecutor that says they're all a bunch of racist storm troopers. any police officer put aunder that sort of microscope is going to be reluctant to do their job because you think she see rr going to come after he next. >> a lot of people are still asking that mosby recuse herself in favor of an independent prosecutor. when i spoke to her three weeks ago, during her initial announcement, heres what she had to say. >> it makes no sense for a special prosecutor to bring in who are they accountable to? i'm accountable to the people who elected me. and at the end of the day what is this aabout? it's about justice and applying

it equally. >> she has ties to the family attorney she's said things -- disparj dispairaging remarks and her husband is a counsel member in the area she serves. and i don't feel if it's me on trial. she may be very capable of prosecuting a case. this specific case i believe f there were ever a reason to have a special prosecutor this would be the one. >> the strongest statement that the charges were motivated for political reasons, rather than trying to find out the truth that it happened is evidence by the time oging of the charges. the way this case is charged, they're charging it like they would in a civil case he went into the van and he was all right and he got out of the van

and he wasn't all right. and we're going to charge anyone in any way. and in a civil case that shifts the burden to the defense and let me tell you why i wasn't responsible and the way they've charged this case it's going to make the incredibly difficult to ever establish who is responsible for freddy gray's death and instead good officers are being tried unnecessarily. >> we'll be right back. pain from your day can haunt you at night, don't let it. advil pm gives you the healing sleep you need helping you fall asleep and stay asleep so your body can heal as you rest. advil pm. for a healing night's sleep. my school reunion. i don't know.

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