international airport. baggage handler crawling on to a curtained conveyer belt to steal wesh 2' s bob kealing has our exclusive investigation. bob: this is police undercover oia' s patio d luggage area. police say daniel albert diaz and alejandro deleon, both sub-contracted luggage handlers from orlando-based bags inc., worked out a system to steal from checked passenger bags. michelle guido: they were absolutely looking to profit off of other people' s belongings. bob: police say the men would watch for valuables inside bags checked by this tsa worker. then as diaz looks out, deleon crawls on to a curtained luggage conveyer belt to help himself to an expensive laptop from someone' s bag. michelle guido: they snuck in to an area that was out of view of cameras, and they put items in a backpack and simply walked right out. bob: where do stolen goods go? sometimes, police say, to people like 24-year-old thomas j willard. the man in this video. one theft victim told me he agreed to be part of a police sting after willard called him and explained he had bought his laptop off craigslist for a coup

jim: wesh 2' s bob kealing has the dramatic 911 call and just spoke with the fire chief. >> what parts of the body were burned? >> all. >> his entire body? >> ya, he was completely enguled -- engulfed in fire. bob: last night at around 10:30, a speed world employee called 911 after a devastating accident on the drag strip. >> i' ve had a motorcycle explode. the driver is severly burned, my paramedic is calling for a helicopter asap. administered advanced life support to the victim who was having trouble breathing. within the hour, we spoke with orange county' s fire chief. >> we did call for the air ambulance to come, and once we knew it was going to be somewhat delayed, the system worked exactly as it was supposed to, the paramedics were in the back with the patient, and transported him to the hospital. bob: why? according to these reports, a switch was made in responding helicopters from air care one to air care three. an aircare spokeswoman says aircare one had just been on a trauma call and needed to be decontaminated. that left the number three ship but they were delayed due to ,

wesh 2' s bob kealing reports, very grave condition. bob: deputies with their guns drawn look for the suspect man critically injured this afternoon. an innocent bystander, deputies say, who was a member of a work crew taking down a fence separating the magnolia court condos from a small private school playground. this resident, who asked us not to show his face, says he' s at the time. tony: i don' t like it. that could have been me, you, a over there. dan: brandy moore and her family had to wait to get back to their home inside the crime scene. she says this neighborhood is marred by this kind of violence. brandy moore: it' s sad to say but i' it' s a bad neighborhood. he' s so concerned about the level of violence, he installed this network of security cameras eight in all. none of which he says captured this shooting incident. alex: the guys were doing their i came out, i said hello to them, and then an hour after that i left and they said one of the guys got shot. bob: a sheriff' s spokeswoman says the suspect is in custody and there

wesh 2' s bob kealing has this exclusive investigation. bob: this is police undercover video taken in late october on oia' s patio d luggage area. and alejandro deleon, both sub-contracted luggage handlers from orlando-based bags inc., worked out a system to steal electronics and other valuables from checked passenger bags. michelle guido: they were absolutely looking to profit off of other people' s belongings. bob: police say the men would watch for valuables inside bags checked by this tsa worker, and then as diaz looks out, de leon crawls onto a curtained luggage conveyer belt to help himself to an expensive laptop from someone' s bag. >> they snuck in to an area that was out of view of cameras they took the items and put them in the backpack and simply walked right out. bob: where do stolen goods go? sometimes police say to people like 24-year-old thomas j. willard. the man in this video. one theft victim told me he sting after willard called him up and explained he had bought his laptop off of craigslist for a couple hundred dollars.

summer: bob: bob kealing, wesh 2 news. meredith: an accident while working on a powerline cost one local man his life. orange county deputies say he was shocked and then fell about 40 feet out of his bucket lift. it happened off of goldenrod road earlier today. the man had a weak pulse and was rushed to the hospital where he later died. we' re told he was working on an electrical wire. jim: one of two men accused of beating and stomping a man to death in daytona beach will not go on trial for that murder. 23-year-old jeremy maruska was facing a first degree murder charge, but in an agreement worked out today, he pleaded guilty to second degree murder against his co-defendant. prosecutors say maruska and shawn rupe beat dylan tharp to death, then left him naked on the rooftop of the peabody auditorium in november of 2012. >> the state expects you to testify truthfully about the homicide. jim: maruska will not be sentenced until after the trial of co-defendant rupe which is now set for may. meredith: a dramatic rescue overni

reporting live in east orange county, bob kealing. michelle: in commitment 2016, the road to the white house run to -- runs through central florida today. the doors are opening right now for bernie sanders rally in kissimmee. jason: wesh 2' s amanda ober is live at osceola heritage park and joints will be details. >> more than 10 months into his bid for the white house, vermont senator bernie sanders is finally here to spend some significant time in the sunshine date. a very crucial swing state for this election. what i am about to show you may bode well for him in florida. check out this line. there are hundreds and hundreds of people waiting in line here at osceola heritage park to get hundreds of people waiting to get in. the senator was in miami last night for a debate with his democratic challenger hillary clinton. one of the hot issues in a state where hispanic voters wield a significant influence was immigration reform. both clinton and sanders made their ground on the issues, vowing not to deport children of illegal immigrants

bob kealing hasn' t reaction from the arc specs up -- archbishop. bob: one of the members charged is a spiritual advisor at the san pedro center, another is the head of a parish. while neither one is accused of sex crimes, an attorney says the enabled a serial sexual predator to continue to prey on children, as many as 90 of them without wanting to communities he was being given access to them. center and the parish of mount dora has been removed of their positions after being indicted on charges of conspiracy against children. he says, i support the decision of the minister provincial to remove these two priests. we pray for all people involved in this investigation and those suffering. coming up at 5:00, we will have local reaction to these charges and what the next steps in this investigation will be. meredith: your first weather now, another day of warm temperatures. the forecast. tony: it is hot out there right now. we had a little bit of fog. take a look at i-4, temperature still 87 degrees right now. we take a look at the visible can see, not

wesh 2 bob kealing joins us live from belle isle city hall, where republican presidential primary ballots ran out for about a half hour this morning. countywide. why is that? bob: on both republican and democrat presidential ballots it is the same case. he is planning a technical glitch on the ballots. they ran out early this morning. that means some voters who showed up at places like this left angry. voters at both precincts in belle isle and polling places in apopka and elsewhere are among those who turned up to vote only to be turned away. some who didn' t have time to wait for more ballots to arrive , left this morning without voting. >> somebody dropped the ball to be out of ballots this early in a republican primary. it was kind of frustrating. there were several people very upset out here. irate. bob: in a news conference, couwles told reporters other precincts ran out of democratic ballots as well. in addition to asking the governor' s office for an extra hour of voting in affected precincts, couwles has opened up his office in downtown orlando for voting. they will even deliver

bob kealing joins us live were both precincts ran out . supervisor is telling us is that there was some hindrance in the voting process. some people who could not stand to wait left angry. one was irate. he was mad. people cannot believe that ballots have run out. some who did not have time to wait left angry. >> people cannot believe in such an important primary. reporter: they scrambled to solve the problem including getting permission to open up express voting machines. making voting available. and sending absentee ballots to those who have had problems. they tell us they are running we are just getting some breaking information that we are trying to confirm that indeed the voting hours will not be extended by governors arts office. for the time being, the polls are still open until 7:00 if you want to cast your vote, don' t delay. they will not be extended. that is the text i just received. 43 minutes left. jim: today voters are also voicing their opinion on some local issues. in winter park, voters are deciding on money for a new public library. the larger facility would look like

jose gomez was killed at the lotus landing apartments in wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live and bob, police say this investigation is still far from over. bob: no, they are still asking for information, but they also say they have an important piece of evidence that ties of this person of evidence to this murder scene. folks that live here at the load is a landing say it has been a long week with very little information. seminal county warrant. bob: 24-year-old joshua otis carter appeared before a judge on trespassing charges in orange county and a drug charge probation violation warrant out of seminole. more importantly, altamonte springs police say, carter is now a person of interest in saturday' s shooting death of 36-year-old jose m. gomez. for their part, altamonte springs police say the person of interest was located in a black infiniti sedan, they believe was random acts of violence. this resident who asked not to be identified, says no one told her as she moved n this week, that a man was shot and killed in front of her new home saturday. >> it freaks me out. i didn' t know a

wesh 2' s bob kealing investigated the case and joins us live from outside the knight' s pub. bob, did she know these suspects? bob: apparently not. three sources tell wesh 2 these men were strangers who took this young woman, this is back in december and it took a while for investigators to develop probable cause in this case. when she was separated from -- from her friends, she was taken to a motel and the men started assaulting her. orange county detectives say this man 23-year-old eric guzman and an accomplice 23-year-old sean noel, posted images of themselves sexually assaulting a woman they had just met earlier re charged with sexual battery on the physically helpless. bob: it was december 18. according to invetigators, the victim had gone to the knight' s pub across from the ucf campus to celebrate her 21st birthday. after a night of drinking, she became separated from her friends. when a friend finally got someone to answer the woman' s phone, it was an unknown man who said they would take care of her. the woman told investigators she blacked out at the bar, and the nex

angela: wesh 2' s bob kealing is reporting. bob: this is police undercover video taken in october on oia' s patio d luggage area. police say daniel albert diaz and alejandro deleon, both sub-contracted luggage handlers from orlando-based bags inc., worked out a system to steal from checked passenger bags. michelle guido: they were absolutely looking to profit off of other people' s belongings. bob: police say the men would linger as a tsa agent would search of bags to see if any contains electronics or valuables. and when it was done as diaz , acts as a lookout, police say this is deleon crawling up on to a curtained luggage conveyer belt to help himself to a $1500 apple macbook pro from someone' s bag. michelle guido: they snuck in to an area that was out of view of cameras. and they put the items in a out. bob: police say the tsa worker sitting close by but with back turned, was oblivious to what was going on. both men later entered no contest pleas to their roles in the thefts. to avoid becoming a victim of this kind, police

bob kealing, wesh 2 news. jim: right now at 5:00, this is all that remains of an iconic, cocoa beach homestead. the pumpkin center caught fire last night, and the flames spread quickly, destroying everything. it took crews hours to put out the flames, and locals came out to watch that battle in person. wesh 2' s dan billow is live at investigation into what caused dan. dan: just reopened in front of pumped in center. you can take a look at the main entrance, firefighters are still inside it working on the fire. taking into account the wooden construction of the estate, which the fire chief says they so unforgettably huge. >> oh, my god. oh, my god. dan: people watched in disbelief as the estate called pumpkin center disappeared in flames before their very eyes. amid the fireball was a fabulous mansion outfitted with everything from a treehouse with running water to 12 bathrooms. 10,000 square feet of magnificence along the atlantic burned for hours. river potter: you could feel the heat from the dunes a hundre

wesh 2' s bob kealing reports, the family is at a loss to figure out what this hobbling burglar was after. bob: it' s 9:15 tuesday morning, and look at this spooky image a face peering through this home' s back window. the people who live here had just left for the day. within minutes, the burglar who looks like someone' s neighbor or grandmother comes in hobbles through the living area and out of view. but moments later she comes back , something spooked her. , with the limp even more pronounced, she makes her way back out in a hurry having taken nothing. johnny lai: we' re all freaked out. my wife can' t sleep she comes sure no one is in the house. bob: this is the back patio where the woman let herself into the house. if you look here, she damaged the doorjamb in breaking up the lock, and the sliding glass door. you can see damage on the door itself. look closely, you see her carrying the tool she used to break in the sliding door. homeowner johhny lai says that damage is what prompted him to check the security video. johnny lai: i just feel invaded . look at the video, and then there'

other and in one incident a six-year-old girl died. s police chief is sponsoring a gun safety s bob kealing has more on what police are t touch, run away and tell a grown up. bob: that' s the message sanford police are teaching kids at this gun safety course. situation, get away from it and tell a grown up. s also against state law a minor. bob: instructors are reminding older generations of parents and grandparents to use gun locks and keep weapons safely stored. that' s why this couple is here. joseph amicone: it' s just another course that you put in your head to understand what you got in your hand. catherine thomas: you have to have it locked up, put away. that episode where the person had the gun under the couch. that was pure neglect. bob: she' s talking about the case of a six-year-old girl who just last week shot herself to death in sanford. after police say the owner left a handgun with no safety mechanism under a couch where she found it. chief cecil smith says he' s encouraged by the turnout. cecil smith: that shows an interest in ensuring that guns are put away safely. and if p

wesh 2' s bob kealing is at the orange county courthouse with reaction. bob: convicted isleworth murderer bob ward glanced towards his daughters upon entering the courtroom for today' s hearing. judge heather higbee sided with prosecutors who argued noone -- no one convicted of such a serious offense can be released on bond. judge heather higbee: the court finds it has jurisdiction and finds the defendant is not eligible for release under the applicable law. bob: that ruling means ward will remain incarcerated as he has for the last five years while judge' s february finding that ward deserves a new trial due to counsel. ward was convicted in the 2009 murder of his wife diane and today, ward' s daughter sarah told wesh 2 she is disappointed >> i want my father home. bob: his attorneys say their request for ward' s release is not over. craig gillen: today, the issue on bond that will be appealed. ,bob: wesh 2 legal analyst richard hornsby says it' s not s contention that ward' s status while they appeal a new trial should not change. richard hornsby: from a

bob kealing, wesh 2 news. jim: the church has paid millions of dollars to settle suits filed by baker' s accusers. the orlando-area clergymen now charged are expected to be returned to pennsylvania for arraignment in the coming days. late breaking tonight. we' ve just learned the 15-year-old accused of hitting and injuring an orange county sheriff' s deputy has been charged as an adult. jancarlos ortiz is facing three charges attempted second-degree , murder with a weapon on a law enforcement officer, aggravated battery with a deadly weapon on a law enforcement officer, and leaving the scene of a crash with injuries. sergeant marcy pearce says he hopped into a car and rammed into her when she tried to arrest him on burglary charges last month. meredith: a firestorm destroyed a central florida landmark. firefighters spent the day putting out hot spots as investigators try and figure out what started the blaze in cocoa wesh 2' s angela taylor joins us in the studio with new fire. angela: well, the fire destroyed

bob kealing, wesh 2 news. meredith: late breaking tonight, a portion of i-4 reopened. chopper 2 was on the scene moments after it happened. all lanes have to be blocked and traffic quickly locked at the state road. the victim got off of his motorcycle and picked up something that had fallen. the man is now in critical condition. orange county deputies have ruled the death of a man a his body was found but no word on how he was killed. anyone with information is asked to call. right now, marco rubio is campaigning hard across florida. this is a live look across the event. marco rubio was campaigning where he celebrated a victim -- win in the puerto rico primary. >> all we have is the same people out again, nothing is going to change. we have to take our principles to those who do not normally vote for us. he is speaking in idaho falls. tonight, after tampa he will bring his campaign to sanford. adrian: they are putting the can see right now that the local law enforcement details is getting briefed right now. the stage is set up. it has been for some time. he will spoke

it happened at around twelve thirty near the 76 hundred s where wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us details. today. bob: behind us you can seen the trailer belonging to the victim, part of a work crew. you can also see further back, the crime scene where the shooting actually happened. apparently this stray bullet hit a worker who was taking down a fence next door at a playground belonging to a private school. deputies with guns drawn, look for the suspect behind a shooting that left a man critically injured this afternoon. an innocent bystander deputies say, who was a member of a work crew taking down a fence separating the magnolia court condos from a daycare center playground. this resident who asked us not s thankful no children were there at the time. >> that could have been me, you, a child, because that is a school over there. bob brandy moore was trying to : get back to her condo blocked by crime scene tape. she says the area is marred by this kind of violence. >> drugs, violence, you' re always hearing fighting. bob another resident who asked : us not to show his face has installed

bob kealing joins us live from the seminole county jail on where this all happened and why. bob: according to these arrest papers, the man jailed in seminole county who goes by the nickname scarface allegedly popped five rounds of bullets into a car full of people, forcing young children to duck for their lives. >> a bunch of shooting. bob: residents who asked us not to show us their faces talked about the shots they heard at 10:30 on a sunday morning at the intersection of pearl street in altamonte springs. >> broad daylight, we know he fired 11 rounds of the vehicle, striking at five times. bob: mario hall, nicknamed scarface was standing in the opened fire. an 11-year-old girl riding in the back says she ducked to the floor board of the car. a 15-year-old boy says he froze in fear as he saw smoke coming from the gun. >> we do know it does not appear to be a random act and the is an extremely dangerous no one got injured. bob: hall is out on bond in another case where a judge ordered him not to have firearms. the driver says investigators have all the information they need

here' s wesh 2' s bob kealing with more on the when and where. bob: for nearly 200,000 motorists who travel i-4 downtown day in and day out, an upcoming on-ramp closure could affect you. if you are used to dropping on the -- jumping on the 408 will be closed down, and this temporary on ramp will take it' s place four blocks away off division street. that' s the update orlando city council members heard today in a workshop on the status of the $2.3 billion project. another highlight, jobs. the dot says hundreds of hourly by summer of 2017. >> it' s more like 600 by next summer. we' ll need to hire and bring on board to be building roads, building bridges. bob: some 140 bridges by the time this five year project is complete. >> keep in mind, the interstate is being totally reconstructed, not just widened. the asphault you' re driving on today will not be there in the future. it will be brand new. bob: i-4 ultimate' s program manager says this project is the biggest of its kind in the southeast. along with i-4 ultimate, a new airport terminal, wekiva

incidents the dot has responded to since the beginning of the i-4 ultimate work last today wesh 2' s bob kealing found out that night-time is the most critical time to be aware of reduced speeds and lanes reporter: since saturday, early morning accidents in the i-4 ultimate construction zone have left a motorcyclist dead and a wrong way pickup truck driver critically injured. outside an orlando city council workshop on the 2.3 billion dollar project' s progress, dot officials talked about the need to be aware especially at night when lane shifts and closures often drive speed limits down. >> it is more important than ever to be aware, yesterday when you were driving to work it may look completely different today. fhp troopers tell wesh 2 day or night excessive speed is the root cause of many of these crashes, motorists following too closely leave themselves little space to react to congestion happening more and more often on narrower lanes with less shoulder space for disabled motorists. the dot says it' s not just traffic crashes causing safety s also broken down vehicles. today the dot also br

wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live outside the courthouse. bob, you spoke with ward' s daughter. what did she have to say? bob: she was disappointed. she could' ve taken her father home, and that did not happen. the judges sided with prosecutors and said that if someone was convicted of such a serious crime did not have any property getting bond. bob ward tried to make eye contact with his daughters who were in the courtroom as he asked for bond while awaiting retrial. after hearing both sides, judge heather higbee sided with the state. judge higbee: the court finds it has jurisdiction to consider the bond, but finds the defendant is not eligible for bond under the applicable law. bob: that ruling means ward will remain incarcerated while the state appeals the trial judge' s february finding that ward deserved a new trial due to counsel. ward was convicted in the 2009 murder of his wife diane. and has been serving a 30 year sentence. today ward' s daughter sarah told wesh 2 she is disappointed. >> i want my dad home. bob: his attorneys say their quest for ward' s release is not o

summer: wesh 2' s bob kealing looks at problems within i-4 ultimate and two problem areas to avoid. bob: the i-4 ultimate project is a 21 mile construction zone through orange and seminole counties. even if you think you may know t keep up with notices of lane shifts and changing traffic patterns, it can surprise you. >> driving through the corridor, it does tend to skinny up and some of the lanes, if you' ve had a crash, are really small in some places. bob: the dot says their road rangers are getting to wrecks in an average of six minutes, but it can take at least a half an hour to clear them. the fhp says they' re seeing more accidents in these congested areas because people are following too closely and can' t >> we' re seeing a lot more of bob: and what' s the net result? >> the net result is more accidents, more multi car crashes and more injuries. bob: we asked the fhp their biggest problem areas and they told us the so called fairbanks curve and the area south of 50, where just under 200,000 cars single day. >> you' ve got to bring speeds down and obey the speed limit or give

michelle: bob kealing is live on east colonial drive with the latest. >> we are in the 65 hundred block between 436 and goldenrod. the first thing a want to do is show you up there in the bucket where this happened. you can see there is a long piece of metal attached to the billboard next to the bucket. it immediately raises questions, did the victim working in the

wesh 2' s bob kealing looks at the top three things causing these crashes and what you can to to stay safe on our roadways. bob: here at the intersection last friday, five people were injured in a crash, three of them children but the two people that die, neither one was wearing a seatbelt. on any given day, florida is home of 20 million residents and nearly 2 million visitors. the fhp says march is the most dangerous month of the year on florida roadways because so many of these folks have free time, >> we have a lot more vehicles on the road this time of year with local spring break mixed with college spring break and out-of-towners, there is going to be more vehicles on the road. bob: more drivers leads to more injuries and fatalities are you we average one fatal class -- crash per day last year. not wearing seatbelts is a factor, the second-most, driving too fast at aggressively and finally, alcohol, people choosing to drink and drive. >> take out the alcohol and we would reduce the crashes significantly. bob: here' s another deterrent, in march of last year alone, troopers wrote

wesh 2' s bob kealing joins us live from winter garden police headquarters, where they are hoping a search warrant will help them tie him to even more cases. bob, why is that? bob: what they are hoping to do is get into this man' s phone where police hope there is evidence of him photographing himself outside of this woman' s apartment time and time again. neighbors are extra concerned. lauren westbrooks lives close to the apartment where police say 28-year-old registered sex offender winston garwood was seen looking in the alleged victim' all while committing a sex act. police suspect he may have been stalking this woman for months. >> i can' t imagine the pain this woman is going through. bob: westbrooks says she' s been the victim of a stalker and the fear victims feel is real. >> once it' s started, you really build that story in your head and you start to fear for yourself thinking, if he can do that what else can he do? bob: the woman says this is the third time she' s seen a man looking in the window. but this time police were able to catch him near her home at the country gardens a

bob kealing, wesh 2 news. jim: thanks a lot. on. islands, two people have been hit by a vehicle near north courtenay parkway and roof boulevard. this is right on front of the merritt island high school. two medical choppers were called here. there is a bicycle right in front of that silver pickup truck. you can see the cameras during in on. the people in the crosswalk, that is a good 20 feet away . you can see debris. two people airlifted to the hospital. about two minutes ago one of we have a crew on the scene, and we will bring you more information as it becomes available. an orange county worker was it happened on the 6500 block of east colonial near goldenrod road. investigators tell wesh 2 the man was working in a bucket truck near a billboard, when he ground. it is believed he or his a powerline. the man was rushed to the hospital and died. so far his name or the company he worked for has not been made public. angela: to osceola county, david damus has been sentenced to life, without the possibility of parole. he was convicted

it started with the arrest of a man trying to steal a $5000 bike , and as bob kealing tells us, the case serves as a reminder why it' s important to write down numbers. bob: this is some of the $20,000 in stolen loot, bicycles, power tools electronics orlando police say they found at the home of this man yesterday 42-year-old edward jerrel washington. nicknamed, " chubbs." police say washington would take it around his 20th street neighborhood or online, sometimes for pennies on the dollar. in arrest papers, they had a confidential informant who says he brought three bikes here a day or more than thirty in total, each time trading them for crack cocaine. that informant was arrested in december police say, trying to steal a $5000 bicycle someone had left out on a rack all night in front of their home. >> he saw the bike and had some bolt cutters, homeowner scared him away and the downtown bike unit was able to arrest him. bob: washington was arrested tuesday on drug charges and multiple counts of dealing in stolen property. detectives say you should always write down and keep the serial n

jim: wesh 2' s bob kealing found out why the victim had to be driven nearly 20 miles by ambulance instead. bob: in serious accidents, the minutes saved flying someone to a trauma center can mean the difference between life and death. last night at around 10:30, orange county fire officials say a man suffered burns to 30% of >> i had a motorcycle excellent -- explode, a driver severely burned. we need a helicopter. bob: at one point his body was partially on fire. medical crews on the scene administered advanced life support to the victim who s having trouble breathing. for their part, a spokesman for orange county fire tells wesh 2 they would not have requested an aircare helicopter for this badly burned man if they felt he did not need it. but instead, they ended up having to drive him via ambulance the 19 miles from bithlo to downtown orlando, which she says was not optimal. why? according to these reports, a switch was made in responding helicopters from air care one to air care three. air care three reported they were delayed by international air traffic and their eta would , be 10 mi

orange county, bob kealing, wesh 2 news. angela: a spokeswoman for the air care team has released a statement to wesh 2. it reads, "we are currently looking in to the matter and will need time to determine what exactly occurred." an orange county high school had to be locked down for a short time today. boone high school on kaley street was locked down around 2:00 when a car crashed on campus. the driver wasn' t a student and only hit some vending machines. no word what caused the crash. no students were hurt. jim: a mess in the westbound lanes of i-4 near john young parkway this afternoon. a three-car crash backed up traffic for about four miles. it all happened around 1:30. wesh 2 news has learned two people were hurt but should be ok. so far, no word how it happened. the sanford man accused of owning the gun that a 6-year-old kill herself this week, appeared in court for the first time today. angela: police say erik williams is a convicted felon, who should have never even had the gun. that girl, who he was babysitting at

wesh 2' s bob kealing spent the he turned us now live with more. us at s work trailer. you can see all that fencing on their. that is part of the crime scene. it will be checked for evidence. as for the innocent bystander being stott -- shot, residents say this is very sad, but it is they face it day in and day out. deputies guns drawn, look for , the suspect behind a shooting that left a man critically injured this afternoon. an innocent bystander deputies say, on a work crew taking down a fence separating the magnolia court condos from a small private school playground. this resident, who asked us not to show his face, says he' s thankful no children were there at the time and describes the suspect as a real hot head. tony: i don' t like it. that could have been me, you a child cause that' s a school over there. had to wait to get back to their home inside the crime scene. she says this neighborhood is marred by drugs, violence and people fighting. brandy moore: it' s sad to say but i' m not surprised. ,its a really bad neighborhood. bob: another resident who asked us