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. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew something was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in another crash nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: frying trying to g, the mustang driver backs into a truck. he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. police don't recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends died because of a drunk driver and i was thinking of this. >> reporter: according to court documents, this is the third time for this person to be driving under the influence and this time he's charged with a felony. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. >> he may have saved someone's life. >> he absolutely probably did. he said, as you heard him say, it was because one of his best friends died in a drunk driving incident he decided to take action and followed him. police don't recommend this sort of thing. it worked out there. who knew that you can still make citizens arrests. >> houston police did sa

. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew shg was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in another, nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police continue recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends, he died because of a drunk driver, so i was thinking about stha. >> reporter: clayton sandell, "abc 7 news," denver. >>> the san francisco police officer who was shot in the head last year threw out the first pitch at tonight's giants' game. sfpd station tweeted this video of kevin downs at law enforcement appreciation night. downs was shot while responding to a 911 call last october. law enforcement organizations from across northern california were honored at tonight's game thnch. >>

. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew shg was wrong when this white mustang, already damaged in anothersh, nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around, start following him. >> reporter: fernandez headed to dinner friday with his family calls 911 but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he's trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police continue recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends, he died because of a drunk driver, so i was thinking about stha. >> reporter: clayton sandell, "abc 7 news," denver. >>> the san francisco police officer who was shot in the head last year threw out the first pitch at tonight's giants' game. sfpd station tweeted this video of kevin downs at law enforcement appreciation night. downs was shot while responding to a 911 call last october. law enforcement organizations from across northern california were honored at tonight's game thnch.

. >> reporter: alejandro fernandez knew something was wrong. this car damaged in another crash nearly hits him. >> we decided to turn around and start following him. >> reporter: they were headed to dinner saturday, and calls 911, but stays close, following the driver into this houston parking lot. >> hey! >> reporter: trying to get away, the mustang driver backs into a truck. >> stop it! >> reporter: he is trapped. that's when fernandez moves in to take the driver out. >> stop it, man. >> reporter: police don't recommend this sort of thing, but for fernandez -- >> one of my best friends died because of a drunk driver, and i was thinking about driver's third arrest for driving under the influence, and this time he is charged with a felony, david. >> clayton, thank you. >>> now to the american company sparking a fierce debate across the country tonight. a business in wisconsin implanting microchips in its employees, in the skin of their hands. so what are they tracking and would you say yes if your boss asked you to do the same? here's abc's chi

. >> alejandro fernandez says the driver of the white mustang already damaged in another crash nearlyfernandez called 911 and followed the driver into a parking lot. fernandez pulled the driver out of the mustang and held him until police arrived. >> a summer camp at purdue university in indiana ended over early allegations of violence and sexual assault. police and child protective services investigating reports of theft battery attempted rape and distribution of child porn. a university spokesperson says the reported incidents involved camp participants only. the children of the camp range in age from 11 to 15. >>> and following a stunning frightening report about brain disease and professional football players the nfl says it is committed to making the game safer. researchers at boston university found that 99 percent of players whose brains were donated for the study showed some signs of cte, that's the brain disease that's linked to repeated blows to the head. the study looked at brain tissue donated from 202 deceased football players who played for an average of 15 years. all bu

. >> alejandro fernandez says the driver of that white mustang already damaged in another crash nearlyim. fernandez called 911 and then followed the driver into a parking lot. fernandez pulled the driver out of the mustang and held him until police arrived. >>> a report of a suspicious vehicle on a road in upstate new york led police to this. a car that is missing doors, its windows and there is an ax stuck on the roof. police in weathers field pulled the driver over and arrested him after he failed several sobriety tests. the story behind the ax, make up yours. we don't have it yet. >> i'm sure it's quite the tale. 6:17 now. today's produce tip is up next. coming up at 6:30 a family feud in montgomery county leads to an armed fight involving a father and son and a gun and a sword. david. >> cool and comfortable across the region this morning although a couple of you are dealing with just some very light scattered showers. some of that up around allentown and they're not moving really, they're kind of sitting in place. little bit more of this down by dover. we'll be back with your 12-h

se trata de un hispano quien no da por vencido hasta detener al conductor- su nombre es alejandro fernÁndezÍa para que no lastimar a alguien. satcha. esta pregunta es para ti sabemos que entiendes espaÑol pero que andas en inglÉs. tuviste temor cuando tu padre se baja del automÓvil para intentar sacar al hombre del carro? [audio en inglÉs] satcha: kiana, dice que en ese momento en particular no sintiÓ temor por su padre pero sÍ por las demÁs personas que estaban en el camino porque el conductor por poco atraviesan a unas jÓvenes que estaban en la calle pero ella se quedÓ en el auto con su tÍa. alejandro, cuÉntenos lo que pasa cuando luego llega la policÍa. lo felicita o, por el contrario, le dijeron que quizÁs no debÍa actuar de esa forma. alejandro: en realidad la policÍa en ningÚn momento se ha comunicado conmigo a decirme nada. los oficiales me pidiera mis datos personales al llegar al sitio y quienes me felicitaron fueron las personas que salÍan de supermercado que acercaron a mÍ y me dieron las gracias. satcha: este es un caso que a usted realmente lo conmoviÓ al punto de querer actuar

fernandez says he felt that it was the right thing to do. fernadez/witness says: ""one of my best friends died because of a drunk driver so the entire time i was thinking about that.">(grant) police say a breathalyzer proved ash was driving under the influence. the d-a's office is now charging him with felony d-w-i because it is his third such offense. (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with chief meterologist brittney shipp. lawrence karnow: a sea breeze and low clouds helped to keep temperatures right around normal today. the monsoon continues to bring numerous thunderstorms to the sierra too. if you're going out this evening you can expect increasing clouds along the coast. the fog will move into the bay and the valleys overnight. you can see on the satellite image the fog near the coast but it's the area of low pressure that's really helping to keep the temperatures down (grant) still ahead... america is second in the world for drinking beer. tonight we take you inside a local business---brewing since the 60-s right here in the