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about armstrong's performance including how he handled the spread of hiv in florida. >> breaking news in orange county where we hear reports some children flagged down firefighters to report seeing a child in the water. sky witness 9 is live over the scene on state road 434 just south of maitland boulevard. right across the street from riverside elementary school where working to find out what happened and will update you soon as we learn more information. >> central floridians are getting help in deciding who

they are weighing in on super tuesday. >> is the big one for both sides of the aisle but especially the gop. channel 9 jorge estevez is that morrow lago where it's three hours from under donald trump hosting a news conference. george found out why trump is not the candidate the republican establishment had him mind when a rescheduled the primary till after super tuesday. >> we will establishment did the agility shuffle they wanted front runner to gain momentum quickly. they figured hillary clinton will be the democratic leaders of a wanted a chance but they got there with the only problem is the front runner is not established republican candidate is donald trump tonight and he is going to get a victory lap in palm beach follow. >> supporters have helped to propel donald trump. >> thousands expected tonight here in morrow lago. trumps palm beach resort. the new york republican has a double-digit lead over his

>> it surprised me. >> reporter: no surprise to followers was trumps reaction to disruption during a rally in virginia yesterday. >> is cnn poll showing clinton would beat trump if they were the nominee led to this reaction today on gma. >> reporter: i will defeat hillary and we would take democratics and the independence awake. >> we found the lead may in part be the result of republican establishment shuffling of the delegates back in 2012. they did it on purpose because they thought it would give them an edge over the leading democratic challenger. it worked. not what candidates expected. >> that is going to happen it is just that the candidate who will prevail is donald trump who is not the person that the leadership of the republican party had in mind. they had somebody like jeb bush in mind. >> reporter: mood -- news from political, with reports that florida governor. rick scott may be ready to endorse donald trump giving him further of an edge leading into the primary march 15 coming up

seminary -- pulled -- palm beach, county, jorge estevez, channel 9 we will analyze the results as a common along with doctor rick vogelsong and taking questions live on facebook tune in starting at nine mike go to facebook page click and you can watch the live. we will communicate be seen as picking up super tuesday coverage at 10:00 channel 9, if you miss any part of that, get caught up on super tuesday in your major local news when you shouldn't for eyewitness news tonight at 11:00. the woman accused of beating a 74-year-old meant to scale medicine will stay behind bars. today the judge decided not to reduce the $5000 bond for tosha mullis. mullins beat 74-year-old ronald hollandsworth in his apopka home last month and stole his medication. investigators arrested her try to sell the drugs in the victim's family says hollingworth was affected by the ordeal. >> his sense of security of

the door and lock it behind him has now been taken away from him. >> mullins facing charges ranging from armed robbery with a weapon to aggravated battery i'm an elderly person. >> neighbors quickly called 911 after watching and titusville boy get hit by a car while riding his bike. >> a boy got hit by a car in front of my house. >> knew this afternoon hearing how the boy's grandmother actually help to track down the suspected driver. plus an ethics complaint filed against a member of ocoee's planning and zoning board. ahead why one resident said he caught -- cross the line every time he discussed proposed charter school. >> investigators a suspected burglar preyed on people visiting florida with their families. next, how they were able to uncover several of his alleged break-ins. temperatures have soared back into the 80s today.

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staying on top of breaking news in orange county where we found out the riverside elementary school student has this canal. you can see emergency crews. sky witness 9 live over the scene over state road 434 s. of maitland boulevard across the street from riverside elementary school. we're told some other children flagged down firefighters in the victim was pulled from the water and flown to the hospital. we are going to stand top of this and try to get you details on how the child is doing throughout the rest of this afternoon. whenever you go on vacation you expect of the time but osceola county investigators say one man was ruining family getaways are breaking into their rentals and stealing thousands of dollars in their belongings. steve barrett spoke with the

detectives have been watching the suspect for more than one week. >> reporter: they even had him on camera under surveillance like you say for more than one week as he was wandering around this neighborhood and they believe looking for houses to break it to pick these are the kind of houses that tourists may read while on vacation but they did not know how busy was until they actually searched his own home. investigators say this is lewis almost, prepared to burglarize a vacation rental. he struck with families were often join themselves but would come home to find thousands of dollars in belongings gone. >> cash was gone so we were panicked. >> reporter: jeremy says his family was victimized by the man yesterday after his arrest, detectives exercised a search warrant and found more than $50,000 in electronics and other valuables inside his apartment. they believe it was stolen in at least 20 different burglaries >> ridiculous.

we come to the city to relax and have fun, not to get robbed. >> reporter: in the surveillance video the man can be seen boldly approaching the undercover detectives car. he believes he was looking for out-of-state cars that leave than ever to head for the parks. >> he came in as soon as we left. >> he was watching you? >> right >> crazy -- creepy. >> right. >> reporter: and they say it is possible there are more cases he cares why he actually lives, the suspect in lake county a few miles from here and polk county is a few miles away and orange county a few miles away in the same four corners area. there are other counties that will look into their burglary cases in the area. live in osceola county, steve barrett, jacqueline fell. this afternoon we're asking west melbourne police if a father will face any charges for allegedly shooting his daughter and forfeited this happened this morning on e. haven avenue.

know whether fodder shot the two victims for both expected to fully recover. neighbors tell us the house has been a haven for trouble. we primarily have a low-key neighborhood filled with families and children and retired people and to have the level of this nature being around here, of this business is not good for us -- >> the father is in police custody and will let you know the investigators decide to make an arrest. a bill regulating the controversial mining system known as fracking was withdrawn in a florida senate committee today. fracking involves drilling and injecting water, sand or chemicals into underground rock to increase oil and gas production. environmentalists have been -- leaving it will lead to contamination. following the withdrawal the bill is likely that. another beautiful day in central florida today. >> a winner. >> stick around. it is march 1 and we are warming up and temperatures closer to april temperatures

downtown, 81 palm coast, courtesy of a westerly breeze 75 melbourne and titusville and warmer than yesterday. four, five, 7 degrees as we await a wimpy cold front. a cold front that doesn't have a lot to it. wftv.com to the south in cocoa beach, melbourne the offshore flow in palm coast give you a warm greeting. lots of sunshine as promised today but to the north and west we have another fast-moving storm system but a different scenario with this one. does not have the characteristics of the last several el nio winter line storm systems that brought widespread tornadoes across florida and the east coast and deep south this is fast-moving but right now it is not very wet for us and not very cold either. tonight, very nice, milder temperatures overall and a quick warm-up in the morning that weak front passes late afternoon depending on where you are. a couple of sprinkles but overall, relatively rain-free.

looking good by spring valley in spring oaks, temperatures in the low 60s by 2:00 in the morning. leesburg, ocala, much warmer than we were last night and usually warming up ahead of the front getting more of that southwest and southerly flow which brings in warm air from the southern subtropical regions for volusia county tomorrow, 79 ormond beach, halifax plantation debary looks nice, 77 with a passing speckle for you tomorrow. brevard county, the great outdoors, titusville, 80 degrees in seven-day cocoa, melbourne and down toward medical and barefoot bay very myopic let me show you the rain we had planned for tomorrow, 8 am, clouds and a passing speckle del norte you can see how moisture is -- start it is. better chance of rain the farther north your by the farther south we go, the less rainfall we will have. shower near merritt island around 4:00, 5:00, 6:00 in the front will break up a little bit and we will get an onshore flow but it is not going to

or billy the entire week looks mild. melbourne, palm bay approaching 80 tomorrow. front moving by 6:00. five-day forecast where the weekend is always in view. from temperatures in the low 80s tomorrow, holding it right around 80 yet another front arriving on saturday, just enough to: down a bit for the season opener of orlando city we will have live coverage in the game starts at 2:00 and we haven't started coverage at 1:30. sunday. florida has a sex offender registry but today one group asked marion county to create and animal abuse registered big why they say it is needed and who would pay for it. residence in cocoa question of planning and zoning board members rolled regarding a controversial card -- charter school. behavior the prompt are meant to state ethics complaint. one businessman is trying to stop a one night performance of an award-winning man.

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but at bright house networks, we do. login to one of our hotspots and get your code for free wifi at over 50,000 bright house wifi hotspots. its free for 30 days. a member of the planning and zoning commission and ocoee is facing state ethics complaint. >> the state's controversial charter school proposed with the city and channel 9 anchor jamie holmes found out the land is owned by a member of the

himself from the debate. a colleague was a long drawn out five. the charter school usa try to get into the community for years and they were shot down over one piece of property over traffic concerns and now they're going all after the lan on west node -- owned by milton was on the inchoate planning and zoning commission >> he is going to gain from the sale of the property and he is on the commission. >> reporter: she filed an ethics complaint with the state against west over the planning and zoning meeting in february where west precipitated with commissioners in a three-hour discussion of the rezoning of the property. even reading a statement from neighbors about the support for the project. >> we feel the eight school will provide additional educational opportunities for higher residents. >> reporter: west discussed his opinions on the status of the public school system and how charter school could help. >> we see how poorly the public school system is one maybe we can let the charter

and we would have a better system. >> reporter: west excuse himself from voting on the rezoning of the property in the topic is said to go before a city commissioners tonight. planning and zoning only makes recommendations to those commissioners as to how they should vote. what should not have had a voice in this conversation at all yes he is a member of the commission. you still have to follow the rule of apposite florida. >> reporter: jamie holmes, channel 9 eyewitness news. westfir replied this afternoon said quote everything i did was approved by the city attorney who was present at the meeting. i signed a form stating i had a conflict of interest and i did not vote. but i cannot participate in the conversation. the charter school topic slated to be discussed at 7:50 degrees staying on top of breaking news whereas we look from the ground you can see deputies are now roped off the area near where and how school student fell into the water. more like canal. sky witness 9 is over the scene and here's a look at the area where this happened.

and we're sticking on this. looking to get information on how the child is doing that we know the student was airlifted to the hospital and we will bring you updates throughout the rest of the newscast. the rocket that will lift nasa into deep space is being assembled here at the kennedy space center. and we're getting a person look of just how close the space launch was to lift off. >> a grandmother rita -- after watching her grandson get hit by a driver. i am slowing the men.

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a brevard county grandmother didn't waste any time jumping into action when she said she saw a driver hit her grandson on his bike. and she gave the dispatcher turn by turn directions until police could arrive.

with the suspect as he faced the judge for the first time. short, not the judge said bond at $15,000. >> you heard about this crash and titusville when you are watching eyewitness news at 11:00 last week. witnesses say gladwell drove off leaving the boy on the ground in his bike was damaged. that is when the grandmother decided to father -- filed the drivers of it you heard the 911 call. angela jacobs listened to the brand-new 911 calls for the first time today and this happened last thursday but the driver was just taken to jail last night. >> and we spoke with the assistant state attorney about that before today's first appearance and he tells us they first had to make sure gladwell was medically cleared to face the charge. >> reporter: instructed by his public defender, 73-year-old thomas gladwell kept silent as he faced the judge for the first time. >> is he not able to hear me? >> reporter:'s wearing a sling and cleared by doctors, gladwell is charged with

injury. white van thursday night when he had an egg-year-old boy and his bike along alpine lane and left. >> i saw it coming. breaks. >> reporter: cruz spoke with dasean hill after the boy was released from the hospital. >> the boy got hit by a car in front of my house. >> reporter: we heard the 911 his grandmother. >> he has a signal attorney east. she tailed gladwell in a car. >> i don't want you to approach them.. >> reporter: hill was taken into custody in the parking lot of the save a lot. he awaits the next appearance as the legal process plays on. hill is facing a second-degree felony that carries a 15 year maximum sentence. live in shops -- sharpes

eyewitness news. out of brevard county, waiting for public police to identify the man killed by an officer following a two hour stand up and we told you police checked on the victim because they say he was threatening three people who were doing construction work next-door. they say he came out of the house with a gun. talking with family members of the neighbors the man reportedly friend. will have that on eyewitness news at 5 mac. a car thief was arrested when investigators spotted the stolen car in seminole county. deputies tried to pull the suspect over on state road 46 with stop sticks as he crossed over the lake jesup bridge. driver dodged them but sideswiped another driver and crashed. deputies say the driver ran off into a wooded area but was chased down and captured by police dogs. asking sumner county officials what happened during the arraignment of a woman accused of food stamp fraud. investigators say shamika billings stole more than

falsifying public assistance forms. prosecutors tell us they might have looked into more fraud charges but the statute of limitations ran out. billings tells us she never did anything wrong. >> this afternoon we have learned a woman accused of kidnapping her cousin's baby and sparking an amber alert over the weekend miscarried in january. two-month-old taraji kemp was found alone and safe in an orlando apartment sunday. investigators say 23-year-old's deficit -- stephanie augustin and relative to the baby from her mother gunpoint in fort lauderdale. augustin being held without bond and must undergo a mental health evaluation. the jacksonville mother who investigators say lied about her son's disappearance will be sentenced friday. 21-month-old lonzie barton this be last summer at was found dead. november the mother's boyfriend, we mean brian admitted to bearing the child. blondies mother already accepted a plea deal on child

department could see five years in prison. this afternoon congressman grayson and guessing a program that gives weapons and military equipment to local law enforcement agencies to ask christopher heath told you the best when law enforcement agencies band from receiving equipment because they wound up losing the items in our quiz congress could do to prevent the federal government from giving away some weapons altogether. >> with so many weapons disappeared not only in florida but nationwide, congress is trying to come up with a way to keep track of military grade weapons once handed over to local law enforcement. when the federal government has extra guns they are donated to local police across the country. but inspector general discovered a problem. the federal government was not proficient at tracking weapons and some may have been lost or stolen. freedom of information act shows hundreds of weapons missing from unnamed police departments. 69 firearms nationwide listed as missing and 2015. 18 in 2014, 51 and 2013. the weapons included two

carolina police department in 2012 and will last seen in a gun shop in columbia tennessee. that without reliable information about where weapons are today, accountability is lost and there is a heightened risk that these firearms will be used for purposes not intended for. >> reporter: 9 investigates look into three more instances of florida in 2014. daytona beach police department lost an m-16 and was banned from the weapons program. the gun was never recovered. we found a second m-16 stolen from a florida fish and wildlife agent that was discovered but the agency was banned from receiving military equipment. volusia county beach city division band but at the time no one would tell us market >> the bottom line is you cannot keep track of what you do not own so we found the weapons were at heightened risk of being used for unauthorized purposes of being lost or stolen. >> reporter: the gen. services administration now

tracking and also no longer offering grenade launchers to police department that the oversight committee and house of representatives will question officials about the gray, vanessa. this afternoon senate republican leaders in president obama they will block his supreme court nominee no matter who the person is. anytime now president obama is expected to announce who expect is to replace justice antonin scalia who died last month. nominations should come from presidency in november. this afternoon daytona beach police are looking for the person responsible for taping them off of another dog shut. police are still determining whether charges will be filed regarding this photo on facebook. we told you about a similar case in december. forma south daytona resident was arrested for animal cruelty. she says she take the dogs mouth because it would not stop barking. she was allowed to keep the dogs because they were no signs of abuse.

what is likely the most powerful rocket nasa has ever been. once the space launch system or sls is partnered with the all right capsule, astronauts will be able to explore deeper in space and maybe reach mars. channel 9's melonie holt got to tour preparations underway for the first unmanned test flight of sls and ryan. >> reporter: here in nasa, kennedy space center if you are referring to your bff, it must be the booster fabrication facility were preparations are being made to test the most powerful rocket ever built. smack the first version of the sls will actually carry 70 metric tons. it is a significant more. >> reporter: the space launch system designed for a new era of human expiration of deep space. first, sls in the orion spacecraft will be placed -- put to the test together in an undermanned undertake a big designated exploration mission one. arrived first flight atop sls will take the spacecraft

moon over the course of a three- week mission. it will blast off from launch complex 30 9b. that we are beginning to process e-m one hardware for flight and we expect it sometime next year it will be ready to be transferred to the next facility or contractor. >> reporter: some will be part of the fall 2018 mission are in training already at the rotation and processing search facility. >> it is critical to train the young technicians that have not had the >> and critical or sls to make sure everybody has skills and expertise working solidly. >> reporter: for a very critical mission will be on earth's orbit. from the kennedy space center, melonie holt, channel 9 eyewitness news. the first test flight of nasa's new rocket will also carry 13 cubes as into orbit 50s will carry science and technology investigators to pave the way for future human

>> speaking of the nasa astronaut scott kelly preparing to make his way back down to earth after one year in space. alive look at his departure from the international space station. he is there with glasses on his four head in the green long fissure peak he's been there longer than any other us action optic this time around. he was there for 340 days but this is it. the previous missions he stayed in faith -- space for over one year when you add the days together. after he lands he will be flown to houston to undergo physical and scientific testing. the do you think for nasa is he has a twin brother so they were will have a comparison. >> monitoring the scene where orange county deputies are investigating a near drowning from our cameras at the scene you can see the area near riverside elementary school has been taped off and from sky witness 9 you can see the canal with a student was rescued. still no word yet on the child's condition. we will continue to break any -- bring updates. the same royal caribbean

a winter storm on his way to port canaveral was forced to turn around again. >> in a medical facility, it was jampacked. >> the scare some think is the real reason the trip was cut short. we may be cutting winter way. i will explain coming up. groups may want to start tracking animal abuse is the way we tracked sex offenders what marion county commissioners decided about that idea. stocks finish strong on the first day of march as oil share prices began to stabilize and automakers like ford release their fourth-quarter earnings. the dow soared 340 points. the nasdaq up 131 points.

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just as animal services county lawyers and deputies to work together in a potential ordinance creating an animal abuse registry. it is like florida's database for sex offenders except it would attract people convicted in animal cruelty cases. myrt price found out part a dog named molly inspired advocates to ask for the registry. >> reporter: every day we are seeing and hearing about animals being abused, murdered, tortured, neglected by the hands of their owners and by strangers. a group of animal advocates are working to make molly's lot of reality in marion county. the law would create a website that would feature the names, pictures, addresses of convicted elma -- animal abuse is working like current sex offender registration act we present animal abusers -- prevent them from the offending those fighting for the long presented their plan to commissioners this morning and they brought in miley, the dog, into the commission chambers. the boxer mix was the inspiration for the law back in 2014, the dog was nearly killed

>> molly had a fractured skull and had stab wounds to the top of her head. >> reporter: police and neighbors saved the dog and eventually she recovered. we asked who would pay for the registry and linda, spearheading the push, told us the sheriff's office would run the site and the law would force offenders to register after being convicted and pay a fine of up to $125 per year. it will be used to pay for the registry. marion county, myrt price, eyewitness news. commissioners requested that the proposed ordinance be presented to the board next month. we asked facebook fans what they think about the idea of molly's law. read the comments and add your own at wftv facebook page now. tomorrow's tim berry city leaders expected to decide if they were as for funny for a library expansion.

officials want to get more than $20,000 from the county to pay for designer permits to expand 20,000 ft.2. the facility includes meeting rooms as well as rooms for books and computers. officials with the us department of agriculture were in central florida to see how healthy school lunches are in the public schools. usda undersecretary was in evans high school to see the healthier magic -- menus being offered at portage county schools. in 2010 the healthy hunger free kids act make sure schools added an extra servings of fruits, vegetables and limited salt in each meal. those healthy meal plan to be in jeopardy if congress does not agree to jeff and $.35 per meal. we told when directors tell us without help them have to cut down on options and possibly cut staff to cover the cost. the extra money will cover increasing food in operating cost due to new healthier guidelines. the cruise ship that was battered by 30 foot weight and hurricane force winds is experiencing the problems. >> royal caribbean anthem of the seas is heading home early

it was damaged from being caught by the store -- storm two weeks ago. coming back to new jersey. try to avoid another severe storm and also dealing with a norovirus outbreak. it is expected to talk sometime tomorrow. probably not.. >> they have a hand sanitizers. you cannot walk in without antenna -- hand sanitizers. >> bumpy weights may be an issue. a storm of north and we are getting a small piece here. a glorious day in daytona beach. 78 pretty as a postcard. winds fairly moderate at 15 miles an hour boosting temperatures. 81 palm coast, the villages, 80 downtown orlando and as we take you down through the valencia college, temperatures 70 degrees at 8:00. upper 50s by 6:00 and

80 degrees at 4 pm. despite the fact we will have a cold front knocking on our door. it is to the north and west now bringing rain to the north but not as much energy with this paper shower activity not much in the gulf of mexico. of thin line moving to the deep south and we will get rain tomorrow but forecast models are not showing a lot. so we start with a bumper crop of rain fall for january. well above average 5.5 inches of rain and then we had a relatively dry february, march we bounce back but looking at the long wage models through the lid, second week of march, it looks warmer than average and also looks relatively cold front free. we will not see a lot of rain. reminds me of 1998 we started wet and ended up dry and we had fire issues and that's why they do prescribed burns. this week to go france, tomorrow a few showers.

friday the next front may come by without rain at all in the spring preview, which are certainly losing its grip. overnight tonight, milder temperatures lake buena vista two downtown kissimmee and to metro atlanta, winter garden, 57. apopka in orange county same. as we head to union park area, 80 degrees in apopka as well. 83 in downtown and daytona, a slight chance for a shower in more clouds tomorrow as a cold front within but we will see the winds pick up a bit it's not going to be as pristine on the waters as it has been since the weekend. the weak front breaking a passing shower through the area but despite the price, cooler up north in 82 tomorrow. orlando. welcome to spring. here's your five-day forecast, where the weekend is always in view., from 82 tomorrow, still holding around 80 through friday and a second front friday will drop temperatures just a bit but still a glorious weekend coming up and i'm

hour by hour as we track a few showers for tomorrow. all new at five, a businessman says something needs to be done about an upcoming plated wife is even a one night performance of this play is too risky for his city. new at five, a setback in the push to turn the work release enter into a homeless shelter. why the county mayor says the idea will not work and the fbi is pushing apple to unlock an iphone and a second case it next, we take a look at what

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shop anywhere else? pstart maximizing your savings on your entire pbasket of groceries by shopping at walmart. start shopping with walmart's every day low prices today and see what you could save. the battle continues between apple and fbi about locke iphones that is studded over the tech companies refusing to unlock the phones of the san bernardino shooters. it's the loan to into another case with the fbi wants apple to unlock the phone in the drug case.

following the story. apple had a small window with federal judge x federal judge of brooklyn denying a department of justice request to force apple to unlock the phone in the drug case but apple still had to make the case of capitol hill on how privacy laws will be violated if they unlock the phones of the san bernardino shooters. from the courthouse to capitol hill, split you expect somebody to build -- obey a noted to something they don't want to do and you have not even figured out whether you can do it yourself. >> reporter: the case putting apple against the fbi took center stage in washington. both sides were making their cases for the house judiciary committee >> essentially we are asking apple to take the vicious guard dog away and let us try to pick the lock. >> reporter: the fbi in this -- is if it is not asking apple to create a master key. the agents want in this close on one iphone belonging to one of the san bernardino terrorists. >> is there somebody else but are there close to what else might have gone on here, that's our job. >> reporter: apple asked the courts to have the case thrown out arguing that unlocking even

security of millions of others. >> the only way we know we need to write a piece of software that we view as sort of the software equivalent of cancer. >> in a similar an unrelated case, a judge in new york ruled monday that apple cannot be compelled to have the department of justice unlock and unfolded it has no effect on this case but experts call it a legal victory for apple and could help the company moving forward. last week some of the surviving victims of the san bernardino shootings announced they would file legal paperwork supporting the initial court ruling demanding apple unlock one suspects iphone. vanessa? within the past hour ocala city commissioners began meeting and expected to hear from a businessman who does not want an award-winning play in his city. >> what he says the show could hurt his business plus police say he was complaining about noise next-door been an officer in the shooting and killing

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this orange county mom helps police catch a strange who are watch hefrd family expose while he -- watch herd family sleep. he's been accuse of this before. now we're working to find out how this convicted sex offender is out on bond. >> she saw that man outside her window on multiple occasions. >> and since then, tim barber has been digging into a 2009 case where the suspect was

his probation ended just a couple months ago. >> reporter: and this report accuses him of a similar crime right here in this eep complex. >> -- apartment complex. >> it was really frustrating to me that he would get away. >> reporter: she came face-to-face with a flasher performing lewd acts outside her bedroom three times. >> i really wanted to go out there and beat him up. i wanted to get home down on the floor and wait until the police come. >> reporter: she made the first report in december and helped with a sketch of the man. the second was in january. both times, officers say they just missed their suspect. 28-year-old winston garwin. in 2009, he was accused of exposing himself to several teenagers. i looked up the case, and will clerk shows he pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act. adjudication was withheld,