making the news there as well. >> reporter: the newspapers in puerto rico are reporting on the shooting. we have read the online english translation. it's reporting that a funeral service will be held tomorrow for one of the shooting victims and that police will be there. >> this mug shot of 33-year-old jonathan rojas was taken in 2009 in puerto rico over weapons charges. the department of justice there told us today rojas was accused of having a gun without a license and of illegally making and distributing ammo. >> chaos erupted inside and outside the glitz ultra lounge early sunday afro has was gunned down. a puerto rico newspaper reports that rojas was suspected in seven violent crimes in puerto rico but there's no record of charges or convictions there.

connected to a drug organization in puerto rico. police sources say the gunman might have been hired on the island but it could have been ordered by a drug kingpin who lives in orlando. the only drug-related charge we found against rojas was in orange county for veronica gutierrez paraphernalia and that was dropped. >> local and federal investigators in puerto rico will attend rojas's funeral service tomorrow morning. >> 22-year-old joseph villalobos was also shot and killed. villalobos had only criminal traffic charges on his record in orange county. a friend of villalobos told us today she does not know whether villalobos knew rojas. >> reporter: orlando police say they're still investigating who knew whom and who did what that night. the puerto rico newspaper reports the department of housing in puerto rico would not allow rojas's mother to have

center so she will have it at her home instead. opd won't give us anymore information yet, martha. we are still on top of breaking news in seminole county where the westbound lanes of i-4 near west central parkway just reopened following a two vehicle crash. it happened just before 5:00. two people were injured in that crash. we don't know yet just how badly. we saw one car over turned. at one point there was a 2 mile back up. traffic is flowing again. a poinciana mom and her daughter have both been charged with prostitution after deputies say they were running a brothel out of their home. tracy mowatt and her daughter leslie are now in the osceola county jail tonight. we were there when a judge told them to stay away from each other and from their alleged victims if they can bound out. the three victims

a bedroom when deputies raided the home. >> it's a small community. to hear something like that you you got to do something about it. this can't happen again. >> the man who lives in that home with the women and children said he's appalled. new at 6:00, 9 investigates the miscommunication that led ocoee police to the wrong house and ended with officers shooting up the place. they showed up in the middle of the night and fired nine times into the wrong house. shannon butler is live outside that house. an intoxicated 911 caller may be to blame. >> reporter: hearing those 911 calls would give us better idea into the investigation into shots fired into the front door.

the why. my investigation gives us a better idea of why officer ended up here. >> this boarded up door is a constant re minder to the family about a 911 call from a different ocoee home just before 1:00 on saturday. she said she was at bent grass avenue but the dispatcher typed in bend grass instead. that doesn't exist and the computer system didn't have smell check. a message popped up saying the address was invalid. the dispatcher followed a time saving protocol and used the cell phone towers to pinpoint a location. it was a small area that the polls -- area that it was narrowed down to. >> the woman said she was in the front yard and seemed intoxicated. at first she said

questioned further she said she didn't live there. >> for some reason cell phone towers narrowed it down more and 484 bell haven falls drive showed up. the dispatcher tried to confirm with the woman s asking her if she was at 484 bell haven falls. the callers said yes. >> that's why ocoee police were sent here. >> reporter: this 911 call won't answer any questions about the actual shooting here. that will have to be answered by the florida department of law enforcement. those answers could take weeks, even months before fdle can piece it all together. we are live in ocoee, shannon butler, channel 9, eyewitness news. >> cell phones are difficult for law enforcement to pinpoint and that has sparked a discussion about what can be done with technology to better track.

previous 911 calls to see how that system worked. the review commission is discussing changes to make it harder to get an amendment on the ballot. new guidelines would require more signatures and faster deadlines. tonight a marion county man is accused of committing a sex act on a 17-year-old boy. investigators say the teenager claims 60-year-old charles elder assaulted him nearly a year ago at this home on southwest 189th avenue. today we went to that neighborhood where where elder is living and neighbors say they see kids going in and out of his place. so many that some residents had complained. >> something is going on here. somebody step in and do something about it. i think that's what the complaints are about. >> officials say the suspect has admitted to everything but claims- consensual. deputies

orlando made more arrests in operation nip tuck. eight women were arrested after they stole identities to pay for dental work and cosmetic surgeries like best implants and liposuction. since then three more women have been never told a judged. the same scene could be doing on in tampa. florida lawmakers have less than a month to come together on a budget. the main sticking point is a billion dollars in tax cuts. julie salmone has been going through the proposed cuts. it would be a big, big deal for students. >> reporter: on average students pay $1,200 alone on textbooks each year. students said they if they don't have to pay sales tax on them they will take it. >> the florida house of representatives approved a $1 billion tax cut break today including extending the sales

>> bryan miller pays for >> bryan miller pays for college on his own. he will take any break he can. >> a couple bucks is a couple bucks. >> an undergraduate student pays on average $1,298 each year on books and supplies. bryan's friend olivia spencer said she buys used textbooks when she can. >> it's not as expensive. >> the tax cut pack age also includes a one-day technology sales tax holiday on april 22nd. tax sales would be exempt on the first $1,000. computer related accessories would be included. >> the package including a one day sales tax holiday for november 26th for items aacross the state and a hunting exempting rifles, cross bows,

>> save $6 here, $6 there on an average order. >> reporter: the next move is for the senate to vote on its own version of the tax package and if there's differences the house and senate will meet to reach an agreement. back to you. a marion county teachers got a 10-day suspension without pay for giving answers to the district's standardized u.s. history exam back in december. one student hold school administrators. a hearing for a former marion county deputy who was recorded punching and kneeing a drug suspect was moved from tavm to ocala. jesse terrell was indicted for the 2014 incident and last week he pleaded not guilty to federal charges in that case. a date for the new

a local pediatrician is closing stop over allegations he was under the influence on the job. the state ordered a emergency restriction on his medical license. they r closing down that clinic tomorrow the leesberg community-based out patient clinic will close its door for the opening of a new va clinic in tavares. on tuesday the new tavares out patient clinic will open along east burly boulevard. in the meantime visit the lake kouven -- county lake county.

attempted to mark and ran into the medical and dental building. >> we heard a relevant really -- really loud noise. >> a patient would have most likely be in the chair but the person canceled their appointment this morning. what a good decision. 9 investigates confronted for habitat for humanity after homeowners say they wound up with homes full of problems. >> what leaders at the non-profit told us about their work. >> what wildlife officials are doing to address concerns that new trash rules would push bears towards traffic. >> warmer tomorrow but i'm

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the president of osceola county's habitat for humanity branch after homeowners said they were left with homes full of problems. yesterday we showed you the broken cabinets and faucet. jeanine reyes asked about the homes. they standby their work. >> reporter: they do. nakita wilkerson said this is what happening every time she does her laundry, soapy water comes out into the backyard. habitat for humanity said this home has a four point inspection but confirmed some work is done by an unlicensed handyman. >> we showed you this video yesterday of this habitat for humanity home in need of re pairs. >> i have to put this here. >> we wanted to know what happened here and today we talked to habitat for humanity president lorraine valdes. >> the four point home

>> habitat for humanity generated a punch list. >> whey did you refuse to sign it? >> because i wasn't happy. >> habitat for humanity in invested $34,000 in re pairs. >> do you pay contractors that are not licensed? >> yes. >> randall roy did most of the work. he could not re call how much habitat for humanity paid him. >> $30,000? >> no. >> $10,000 >> no . >> so less? yes. >> he did recall the bullet hole in the window. >> i don't know when that occurred. >> during the walk through the bullet hole came up. >> the non-profit cannot fix it all. >> is it going to have all the bells and whistles that so many desire? of course not. >> nakita just wants a home her and her kids can live and bathe in.

>> reporter: habitat for humanity osceola county said they have rehabbed or built 20 homes here in the county with no complaints aside from these two. we reached out to habitat for humanity international to confirm that. they told us that information is confidential. these homeowners are obligated to pay a mortgage for these homes. live in kissimmee, channel 9, eyewitness news. a welcome center for veterans and active military is schedule today open this summer at oia but we found out it still needs a lot of funding. they raised 60% or $400,000 of the goal. they said they're confident they will be able to get the other 40% so they plan to break ground in two weeks. >> it's an oasis for the military to sit and relax and meet with their family and enjoy a temporary comfort of home

station of duty. >> airport officials said they will restrictions how they can allocate money. we got a look at how easy it could be for bears to climb a fence and run onto i-4. crash that was once a food source is disappearing. fwc worries they will hop fences in search of a meal and run out into traffic. we were there as engineers and biologists looked at areas for concerns and discussed potentials for fencing. >> everything along i-4 is concerned. there's a cup of hot spots that we have bears coming and going from frequently. >> a total of 20 bears have been hit on i-4 in seminole county in the past 6 years. biologists and engineers are now

determine what type of fencing is necessary. volusia county will pay $300,000 to the family of a mother and infant kill in a trash. a county truck had a blow off causing it to veer and kill 21-year-old victoria potter and her 11-month-old baby boy. the county has filed a lawsuit against good year tire company. brevard county fish and wildlife will meet with an indian harbor beach community to discuss a coyote problem. reports have reported seeing coyotes in their neighborhood. residents say small pets have been disappearing. fwc will meet with residents to address concerns. it will be held at the gleeson park center at 6:30. economists are starting to

of tourist coming from canada to florida. the canadian dollar is down compared to the american so now the a vacation to orlando costs 30% more. canada has been the number one source of tourists to central florida but now statewide that number is down by about 8%. >> for a family of four to come down here you're looking at $6,000 or more. that's quite a bit of money. >> brazilian tourism numbers are also down since their economy is facing the worse recession since the 1900s. economists say domestic tourism remains strong and it's offsetting the squeeze. >> people want to come here for our beautiful weather. beautiful blue skies today. >> i had a lot of folks tweeting their pictures of ice on the windshield making ice snow men and all sorts of fun stuff.

right now we have a glimpse of the twilight there. we made a nice warm up today. nearly a 40 deagree agree -- degree warm up. in marion county we had 28 and also 28 in titusville. temperatures still falling but not nearly as low tonight with mostly fair skies, a beautiful evening. 53 degrees at 10:00 p.m. will fall back into the upper 40s and that's it. warm back up quickly tomorrow. we'll be back in the 70s across the area. 45 sanford, lake mary and toward heathrow, clermont and minneola. temperatures in the mid 40s tonight. daytona a rip current risk not withstanding. a nice beach day tomorrow. 73 degrees at 2:00 p.m. winner winner there. 76 degrees in sanford for tomorrow. the mid 70s throughout the area. tomorrow is warmest day for the next

just like that here comes another cold front. early saturday morning the clouds racing by and winds out of the north and west. early saturday morning the clouds move by but a beautiful day on saturday. a northwest breeze, highs in the upper 60s to near 70 degrees. sunday a few more clouds late in the day. this will mover by tuesday morning bringing us a chance for rain but not a wash out. our rain chance up 40% on tuesday. there's the five day forecast with the weekend always in view. the mid 70s tomorrow, 70 for a high on saturday, 68 on warmer temperatures

nascar's best drivers are descending on daytona for the start of speed week. carl edwards descended later than he was supposed to. edwards got to land his own plane at kennedy space center. edwards took time today to get up close and personal with the space shuttle atlantis. he was given a tour by astronaut jerry ross. it

beach national intedway seem like peanut. >> this is the coolest appearance for nascar and daytona. this is a highlight. this is neat. slow ing things down a bit the winter park soccer team making preparations for their state match up with cyprus bay tomorrow. they will bucking history. winter park has not reached the final four since '06 has has not been in a championship game since '01. >> we're definitely the underdog coming in but that's okay. we talked to the boys about it's never what they do that's going to win us a game, it's about the things that we do. we focus on the things that we're good at and we have to be god at them. >> tomorrow's match kicks off at 6:30. they are expecting a big crowd and spirit bus. >> that's a good thing.

s in one brevard county community are gathering to try to come up with a solution to a coyote problem. >> tonight at 10:00 and 11:00 the concerns about the wild animals roaming their streets. thank you for watching channel 9 eyewitness news at 6:00.

tonight, the race for the white house and donald trump's bold prediction. the republican front-runner and what he said is coming, if he wins south carolina. just as his feud with jeb bush takes a new turn tonight. hillary clinton set to face off battle for the south. get ready for the deep freeze. the arctic blast across more than 20 states. the dangerous commute already. it will feel well below zero across much of this country. tonight, the fbi ordering armed protesters to surrender. >> i'm a free man, i will die a free man.