hilarie fritd night. police -- friday night. police believe a woman he met online lured him in and then after going on a date took three men to his home who robbed and killed him. melissa marino joins us now at the victim's home in auburndale. what a terrible occurrence that's happened here. can you tell us more? >> the victim brought his date back here to his apartment and she came back several hours later with company. >> reporter: story from a hollywood movie but this nightmare is all too real for the family of 26-year- old adam hilarie. >> i don't want anyone to feel like this. >> according to police he met this woman haliey rose bustos on the online dating site plenty of fish. they went on a date on thursday and ended up at his place. police believe it was part of a sick plan. >> she obviously got a look

>> a few hours later she went back to his apartment this time with these three men. >> i think the plan was he get robbed. >> at some point there was a struggle. police tell us that's when andre warner pulled the trigger. they believe bustos used the site to lure him in and this may not be her first time. >> her comfort with the way this went didn't seem like it would have been the first time. and if she hasn't done it then she's talked to have. >> now a little girl will glow up twout a -- grow up without a father. >> there's so many places you can check people out on a computer it's probably a good idea to do that first. only a -- on a first date you probably shouldn't take someone to the place that you live. >> these white kabd ls are -- candles are still lit from a

sad and scary. the suspects are facing first degree murder and other charges. they do have all of them prefious records. >> they -- previous records. >> they pieced this together quickly. >> we're told police heard of another robbery on the scanner and they kind of just thought on a hunch. so they checked into it. it was the same suspects and they found evidence linking them to this crime. >> mar tonight thank you. >> he slipped out of his handcuffs but is in police custody know. the question remains how he did it in the back of a cruiser. the suspect turned himself in late today. 8 on your side wants to know how could something like that happen. john rogers joins us. >> we learned within the past

-- joel canchola turned himself in. there's still some questions left to be answered because the incident report shows a mistake. 34-year-old joel canchola was arrested for violating his probation. he was handcuffed and put in a car. martha zamora was watching which she says the back window was halfway down. >> he fit through that window with the handcuffs behind his back and he took off that way. ran. away talking. he wasn't even wearing shoes. >> i mean it was funny. he didn't have his hands. >> according to this incident report a deputy left the back window controls engaged on the squad car. so he was simply able to roll down the window. >> john rogers with news channel 8. >> we made numerous attempts to speak with the sheriff's office but they declined.

canchola's home, no answer. >> not paying attention. they talk to much. that's what they get. that's their fault. >> canchola faces a felony charge for escaping. it's unclear if the deputies involved will be reprimanded. john rogers news channel 8. a carjack in the parking lot of a restaurant. it happened early sunday morning. an employee was ge when a man came to the window and told her to get out. she says he had a chain around his hand so she complied and he drove off. the toyota was later found crashed and burned. an emotional day as man who pleaded guilty to human trafficking charges learned his fate. 61-year-old robert was sentenced to ten years in prison and 20 years probation

he recruited and prostituted several women. one of them spoke at the sentencing. for her protection we're not showing her face. >> i was beaten. i was tied up. i was held hostage whenever i didn't comply. i vo physical -- i have physical scars as well as mental. >> clearwater police, largo police, and the state attorney ra this investigation that led to his arrest. now to the tropics and a new tropical depression. chief meteorologist steve jerve is joining us now with the latest. we got the update an hour ago? >> about an hour ago this was made a tropical depression. not a huge surprise. we've been watching it. and it's emerged. likely will stay out at sea. 35 mile per hour winds is tropical depression seven and

you can see -- gaston. you can see that become a hurricane long-term. you can see a beam or perhaps even a little bit north of miami long term. in the tropic several features. we have what's left over from fee owe nachlt our -- fiona. and what's left over. as we look at the computer models. prok will interest to us towards puerto rico. a lot can happen in this long period of time. a week out from any contact potential with the southeastern part of the u.s. we'll see how it develops over a long period of time. >> thank you steve. tampa mayor bob buckhorn does not want to wait for washington politicians to deal with zika. standing in front of an abandoned pool to make his

problem for years but it legally prevented for going on the property. >> the coenforcement process that allows us to get control is not easy. it's not quick. >> the mayor is directing city code enforcement staff to aggressively identify areas where mosquito breeding is a problem so it can be dealt with before the virus spreads here. the summer afternoon. making his rounds. we're going to show you which neighborhood he was found roaming around. plus his job was to keep people safe by making sure buildings are safe. but a former fire inspector is accused of faking inspections on the taxpayer's dime. mark is on it because you paid

some startling new statistics about student loan sxgs the burden they put on young people. 70% of young people are saying student loan debt is preventing them from buying a home. >> once they refinance their home loan they can refinance their credit card debt. but they're not allowed to

>> kathy caster is proposing a bill to let student loan holders to refinance. she says it's a great time because interest rates are low. the average student that graduates today is between $30,000 and $35,000 in debt. et is one of -- janet is one of several teachers ayosz the country to receive an award excellence from the president himself. in addition to the presidential han nor she will get $-- honor she will get $10,000. law enforcement out in full force as students headed back to school in sarasota county. police officers want drivers to be aware of all the traffic safety laws. extra patrols were posted at southside elementary this morning reminding drivers to take it slow.

as you approach a school zone there's flashing lights overhead, and painting on the road. while it is easy to forget once you get here it is well marked and they've been educated leading to this. >> violators could be fined as much as $450. quite a spectacle in pasco county. check out this guy here. an alligator was roaming around, taking his time in land of lakes. randy took the video and kept his distance, wisely. it's missing part of its tail. it went into a swampy area and didn't seem to bother anyone alopg the way. i had an alligator that used to live behind my house. >> i remember that. >> howard we named him. they're protective. we kept our distance too. howard did his thing we did ours. you paid for fire

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now the inspector insists that's just not true. but either way he's out of a job tonight and taxpayers are picking up the tab for a six- month long investigation. mark douglas started looking into this months ago and he is back on it tonight. >> keith, the city of clearwater claims almost 300 inspections are involved in this particular report. and if you live in clearwater you paid thousands for a second fire inspector to generate new reports revealing dozens of violations. clearwater's investigation began back in january. that's when citizens complained fire inspector duanne anderson was hanging out in city parks instead of doing what taxpayers pay him $70,000 to do. >> anderson swears that's a lie. >> for lack of a ?er term this is what -- of a bert term this

better term this is what you call a witch hunt. >> investigators shadowed him for days they insist his location and reports didn't match. and sometimes when they did anderson never left his vehicle. >> i do a fine job. i have not falsified any information. >> that's not what the city claims. another inspector spent two months redoing 289 inspections. that's you paid for. investigators claim there were 80 glaring violations that prove anderson faked his reports. >> did you put people in danger? >> absolutely not. >> that's not what his bosses say. they turned up problems at a nearby machine shop. investigators say violations he missed at this warehouse could have killed people because it

for reloading bullets. >> it was kept in metal cabinets that should have had fire proofing around it and you didn't catch it. >> again i say, who allowed it prior to me? >> but now you've been fired for allegedly faking dozens if not hundreds of reports. >> wrong. >> you're still under police investigation. what do you want taxpayers to think about all of this? >> i want them to know hide. i didn't do anything wrong. >> anderson told me he's filing a union grieve vance to win back his $70,000-a-year taxpayer job. that worked in fwooif when they fired him then and a hearing officer ruled in his favor because of due process. >> he's talking about a city witch hunt. what would possibly be the motive?

upper ranks of the department. which is a bit strange because the city manager himself is black. who knows? it's an open investigation so the city of clearwater won't talk tos about any of this -- talk to us about any of this. >> thank you mark. here's the view from sarasota county. no rainfall to help drop the temperatures in a big way across the bay area. you can see the lake a hot one there. and plantation crystal river not a bad view here. makes you bant to jump in the cool -- want to jump in the river. developing cumulus, just a tad warm. 93. at the hottest time of year. 84 degrees if you're headed to the red sox game tonight. outside do a little tailgating before. temperatures quite warm not expecting precipitation.

nice shot from robert in the park. blue sky, a few pop-up clouds too. next five days our rain chances about 30%. slightly below normal for tomorrow. a transition back to a more easterly flow pattern. that's where we see morning sunshine, afternoon storms developing near the sea breeze. a cold front stuck to the north. don't get your hopes up. a few pop-up showers today. a few showers northeast of inverness and sections of sumter county. not sustaining today. dry air high above and mie pressure dominates. the showers do start. they don't keep going. just west around 75. not much happening in polk county. manatee, sarasota same story. at 4:00 p.m. tomorrow 93 was the recorded high today.

91 brooksville. feels like temperatures we did actually see an air temperature of 101 in bartow. but these are feels like numbers combined with humidity. high pressure continues to be the controlling flow here. with an easterly pattern kicking in a little front to the north of us will pick up the northeasterly flow for us. colored in red here high above in helping to suppress some of the shower activity today. fiona didn't look at the path of this. not consequential but there. forecast to don't the northwest as a depression or a tropical low. we have these features and we're very much headed toward the peak of hurricane system. 99-l is there. so for that reason we'll watch that closely over the next

up showers inland areas. maybe a few lightning strikes or two. these inland areas the best chance for showers. partly cloudy conditions to start tomorrow and fairly mild as i mentioned. low of 780 degrees that's -- 80 degrees. the rain chance is 30% for tuesday 40% in the afternoon. that's basically our normal pattern with the easterly pattern. couple of days we've seen some earlier showers. horses. that's -- hours. you're going miss that weather in december. >> really? >> thanks steve. coming up next in sports the bucs prepare to host the cleveland browns. and the expectations high for the rookie kicker but does he have the confidence right

sports on news channel 8 is brought to you by your gulf coast honda dealers. as promises defensive tackle jarred mccoy returned this morning. a sore ankle forced him to miss last saturday's game. he looked good today. buc running back doug martin back on the field. hopefully those tender ribs feeling bert. martin begged to play in the used good sense and said no. this week is a dress rehearsal for the season. they turned their camp media availability into more of a regular season routine today. it was the same for us as well. the other change. tight end austin jenkins running with the first team offense. cutter said it was coming and it's a nod to his recent play. a tremendous week in jacksonville and that

absorbing a head shot. this was the same player booted out of a practice during the off season program. he's had a hard time staying on the field thanks to injuries. is this really a clean slate? >> i'm going to do everything in my part to be as healthy as i can to continue to get better as a football player. and you have injury time push thru it until -- through it unti that's what i alluded to before. it's about us. >> speaking of confidence. what's going through the mind of buc's kicker roberto aguayo these days? he missed those two field goals. on saturday. by now we know the pressure that's hanging on this kid who was picked in the second round of of the draft. but dirk cutter said it's too early to worry but your kicker

. >> i could say a little. but in times like this, it builds you up. so you know down the road in the future you're a lot stronger, you know? you got have times like this where you struggle a little bit. because when everything's all good you don't have those times where you can go fall back on what did i do here to bounce back. it's, you know, that's how sports are. >> the rays beat former teammate fourth time this season when they hose the red sox. he has a win against the rays but even longoria has owned his pal at the plate. needless to ceylon gor ya is in the line -- needless to say longoria is in the line tonight. >> hope to see you here

goodnight.

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