denison, iowa wednesday. at issue are lewd images allegedly created on a computer by the city's police chief. ktiv's tommie clark has the story. << denison, iowa's chief- of-police is at the center of a controversy in the crawford county town. "our hope is justice to be honest either john gets removed off his chief-of- police or something because a little slap on the wrist ain't gonna do nothing," said alfonso ochoa jr. one officer, and one former officer, claim chief john emswiler created lewd pictures while on duty that some may consider racist and pornographic. ray ohl is one of the men making the accusations. "you're held to a higher standard being a police officer and that's something you should take to heart," said former denison police officer, ray ohl. ohl says, what he calls, "harrasment" started in 2002. "he's got pictures on there that he'll photoshop of employees, of his employees, his subordinates and he'll photoshop their heads on denison police officer, ray ohl. the city attorney, who was indirectly involved with the matter, says there was information on the chief's computer tha

denison, iowa today. at the heart of the protest are lewd images allegedly created on a computer by t t city's police chief. (sheila) ktiv's tommie clark has the story. << denison, iowa's chief- of-police is at the center of a controversrsin the crawford county town. "our hope is justice to be honest either john gets removed off his chief-of- - lice or something because a little slap on the wrist ain't gonna do nothing," said alfonso ochoa jr. one officer, and one former officer, claim chief john emswiler created lewd pictures while on duty that some may consider racist and pornogogphic. ray ohl is onenef the men making the accusations. "you're held to a higher standard being a police officer and that's something you should take to heart," said former denison police officer, ray ohl. ohl says, what he calls, 2002. "he's got pictures on there that he'll photoshop of employees, of his employees, his suborornates and he'll photothop their heads on different ststf," said former denison police officer, ray ohl. indirectly involved with the matter, says there was information on the chief's computer that departme

protestors walking the streets of denison -- calling for police chief john emswiler's job. he was written up for the alleged racial and pornographic images apparently ohis computer. the mayor says the city used correct protocol in disciplining emswiler -- but one current officer says it wasn't enough. ray ohl, denison police officer "he's got pictures on there that and he'll photoshop their heads on different stuff." bradley wendt, denison police officer "it's hard enough to come forward with something about your boss and risk your career, let alone not having something done about it," ohl says the alleged pictures started back in 2002. so far, chief emswiler has declined to comment on the allegations. a teenager is in critical condition after a helicopter cras lands to wattr. take a look at the crash here in the waters of pearl harbor. all five people on board were to the hospital -- including the critically injured 16-year-old boy. no word on what caused the crash landing. a school bus goes up in flames just moments after the driver and students get off of it. take a look

the protestors rallied outside the denison police department yesterday. they are outraged after an investigation found racist and pornographic pictures from police chief john emswiler on a city- owned computer. what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person would agree. basically trying to get it out there saying he this is what's going on here this is the reason the things are they way they are and it needs to change." the city says police chief emswiler was disciplined.... but won't say what that discipline involved. the chief has also refused to comment. police say a pair of traffic violations led to a roll over crash in urbandale today... police say the driver of this car was speeding... and ran a stop sign along 66th street. the car slammed into an s-u-v... rolled into a nearby house... and finally came to rest on its top. the driver was hospitalized in unknown condition. the s-u-v driver was treated at the scene. police are still investigating the crash but say charges are likely. landed safely in waterloo this afternoon

. >>> former denison police officer ray ohl organized a protest in front o o denison city hall this morning after his termination earlier this month. ohl accuses the city of giving police chief john emswiler only a slap on the wrist for having inappropriate files on his computer.. the department of criminal investigations and the crawford attorney both investigated the issue and administered punishment but did not charge the chief with any crimes. >>> students and a local non-profit group are teaming up to end bullying at sioux city schools. they hosted members of the sexual -- [ indiscernible ] east middle school's positive par stans program for a bullying prevention assembly this morning. it is one of the four the groups the masses of each assembly changes between the grade leveve the unger students learn to use kind words while older students were cautioned about spreading rumors. >>> chris will receive the honor in d.c.. since joining he has hosted a variety of studio shows. including the network's sunday nfl count down. he has been a host of espn's nfl draft coverage since 1987. he cov

if you know who he is, you are asked to get in touch with policece >>> formrm denison police chief organized in a protest in front of the city hall this morning after his termination earlier this month. he accused the city of giving the police chief only a slap on the wrist for having inappropriate files in his computer. theyoth investited the issue. they did administer punishment but did not charge the chief with any crimes. >>> students at a local non-profit are teaming up to end bullying in sioux city schools. they hostetemembers of the uncil on sexual assault and dome tick -- domestic violence. holds each year at the schools. one every academic quarter. >> they really like it. it is a good reminder. when we do ituarterly it starts tbecome more engrained that they realize that. having it once a year is just not enough. it is important to do it on a regular consistent basis because then they -- they start maintaining that -- that mind set that i need to be a buddy and not a bully. >> the message of each assembly changesetween the grade levels. today younger students learned to use kind wor

denison police officer): "public opinion. what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person would agree. basically trying to get it out there saying he this is what's going on here this is the reason the things are they way they are and it needs to change."" elias: the mayor has reportedly taken disciplinary action against the police chief. sabrina: authorities release new details about some new year's day burglaries. sabrina: the hamilton and webster county sheriff's offices have been involved in a joint investigation.,... the case involves the burglary of january first burglary of rungo's bar in stratford... and the burglary stratford... and the burglary of the iron saddle saloon in dayton on that same day. investigators released images from the crime, hoping to identify the suspect... both sheriff's offices received numerous tips in the case, and have now named matthew lee moore of west des moines as the suspect. third degree burglary has been issued for moore, who is believed to be living in the

denison police officer): "public opinion. what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person would agree. basically trying to get it out there saying he this is what's going on here this is the reason the things are they way they are and it needs to change."" lucas: the mayor has reportedly taken disciplinary action against the police chief. lucas: also new this morning...kum & go in unveiling a new store design in johnston... lucas: the convenience store chain opened the doors to its first marketplace store this morning... the newly rebuilt location on northwest 86th street in johnston will feature new offerings including a grwoler station for fresh beer, patio space. kum & go also expanded its food preparation and offering with a "go fresh market". the company plans to offer lots of special today to celebrate the new design. today to celebrate the new design. lucas: coming up on local 5 news midday... president obama has opened the line to cuba, as he plans his visit to the island, only the first p

police chief. ktiv's tommie clark is with live link 4 in denison with well al, denison chief-of- police john emswiler is accused of making pictures that weren't meant for others to see, including some that t me may consider racist or pornographic. i spoke with the city attorney who was indirectly involved with the matter. he says the information was on the police chief's private computer and somehow it got to the shared drive. the city attorney says mayor daniel leinen investigated the allegations and determined that disciplinary action was appropriate. he then administered that discipline in accordance with city policy. but he's not saying exaclty what that punishment is. leinen told me he cannot comment on camera for legal liability reasons, but he says that he believes he "used correct protocol." he also says he "does not agree with what the chief of police did and he was reprimanded for his actions." and he is declining to comment. tonight, hear further details and hear from the police officers who turned the chief-of- police in to the city. al? thanks tommie. << >> weather ad-lib one more day un

in denison a police chief is -- has been disciplined for lewd images he created of his coworkers. authorities say chief john emswiler used editing software, to put the heads of his staff on quote different stuff. those pictures, somehow ended up the district attorney says the situation was investigated the , chief was disciplined, and the city considers the matter closed. stacey: iowa state university administrators appeal a federal judge's ruling that they violated free speech rights of students in a pro-marijuana group. the judge ruled against administrators who used a trademark policy to prevent the isu chapter of the national organization for the reform of marijuana laws from printing shirts with a marijuana leaf and the school logo. researchers at iowa are moving ahead with a long-delayed project in which a dozen students will be paid to eat genetically modified bananas. the bananas were created by an australian scientist. they have a gene that is supposed to help people living in africa make vitamin a. activists are urging the university to block the project. steve: making h

denison, iowa's police chief has admitted that the controversial memes, and images, that sparked a protest last week, were his. but, john emswiler says the images were from his never meant for public view, and were stolen. former police officer ray ohl, and officer bradley wendt, who's on administrative leave from the department, brought the images to the attention of city leaders. emswiler, who you see here from the previous ktiv story, claims most of the photo-shopped pictures were from 2008, or earlier. he says a majority of the memes were from prior to 2010. emswiler claims a majority of the images were shared with the individuals that were in the pictures, and were intended as "private jokes". emswiler doesn't know when the images were stolen, but in a press release he said they surfaced after ohl was fired, and wendt was placed on leave. mayor daniel leinen investigated the images, and disciplined emswiler, who remains the chief of police. sioux city police uncover a problem at the has pump that could siphon money from your bank account. a credit card skimming device was found on a g

however, a laundromat next door did receive mino damagege denison, iowa's police chief has admitted that the controversial memes, and images, that sparked a protest last week, were his. but, john emswiler says the images were from his personal work computer and were never meant for public view. he also says the pictures were stolen. former police officer y ohl, and officer bradley wendt, who's on administrative leave from the department, brought the images to the attention of city leaders. emswiler claims most of the photo-shopped pictures were from 2008, or earlier and the memes were from prior to 2010. emswiler claims a majority of the images were shared with the individuals in the pictures, and were intended as "private jokes". he doesn't know when the but he says the images surfaced after ohohwas fired, and wendt was placed on leave. mayor daniel leen investigated the images, and disciplined emswiler, who remains the chief of police. today is the deadline for apple to respond to the department of justice's new court order issued over the phone belonging to one of the san bernardino t

peace officer causing injury and interference with official acts causing injury. 3 and in denison now... former police officer ray (oh - ll) ohl organized a protest in front of the city hall yesterday morning.after he was teteinated earlier this month (oh - ll) ohl accused ththcity ofofgiving police chief john emswiler a slap on the wrist for having inappropriate files on his computer. the department of criminal investigations and the crawford county attorney both investigated the issue and punishmed him... but did *not* charge the chief with any crimes. both agencies say they've sent the case to the attorney general in des moines for an unbiased opinion. 3 students and a local non - profit group are teaming up to end bullying in sioux city schools.students at spalding park elementary school hosted members of the council on sexual assault and domestic school's positive spartans program for a bullying prevention assembly. itit one of four meetings the groups hold each year at the schools... one every academic quarter. 3 "they really like it it's a good reminder because when we do it quarterly then it s

us, highs from 50's and 60's, and next shaina: around iowa now, in denison, outrage over offensive images allegedly created by the police chief. an investigation by the mayor's office found racist and pornographic pictures from chief john emswiler were transmitted to a shared city computer drive. the denison city attorney confirmed the lewd images were created on chief emswiler's personal computer. people are protesting the police chief's actions. >> what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person would agree. basically, trying to get it out there, saying this is what's going on here, this is the reason the things are they way they are, and it needs to change. shaina: the mayor did take disciplinary action against the police chief but that has not been made public. elizabeth: now to dubuque, two sheriff's deputies found something kind of strange along the road last month. it was this guy a bearded , dragon. it was frozen and deputies assumed it was dead. but they cranked up the heat in their squad car and rushed it to the lizard started to move. >> it happened quick enough. hopefully that's

around iowa now in denison, outrage over offensive images allegedly created by the police chief. an investigation by the mayor's office found racist and pornographic pictures from chief john emswiler were transmitted to a shared city computer drive. the denison city attorney confirmed the lewd images were created on chief emswiler's personal computer. people are protesting the police chief's actions. >> what he's got on his computer reasonable person would agree. we are trying to get it out there, this is what's going on here this is the reason the , things are the way they are and it needs to change. eric: the mayor did take disciplinary action against the police chief but that has not been made public. shaina: now to clear lake. >> well, it's kind of a bummer, i didn't get out as much as i'd hoped. shaina: ice fishing season is coming to an end in iowa. the iowa dnr has said that all permanent ice shacks must be removed by february 20 saturday. and with fluctuating temperatures, officials say fishermen will want to do it sooner instead of waiting. ice shack removal dates are alw

denison, iowa today. at the center of the protest, lewd images allegedly created on a computer police chief. ktiv's tommie clark spoke with protesters and has the details. tommmm? matt, the controversy surrounds what some may consider racist and pornographic pictures that a former police officer claims were created by police chief john emswiler. this is video of chief emswiler from a story ktiv covered back in august. i spoke with the city attorney, who was indirectly involved with the matter. he says the information in question was on the police chief's private computer, and somehow it got to the shared drive. the city attorney says mayor daniel leinen investigated the allegations, and determined that disciplinary action was appropriate. he then administered that discipline in accordance with city policy. but, the city attorney can't say what that punishment was. protesters took to the streets today in response to the incident. reporter: "and what do you hope comes out of the protest?" "public opionion. what he's got on his computer is not right and i think any reasonable person is what's g

peace officer causing injury and interference with official acts causing injury. 3 and in denison now... former police officer ray (oh - ll) ohl organized a protest in front of the city hall yesterday morning.after he was terminated earlier this month (oh - ll) ohl accused the city of giving police chief john emswiler a slap on the wrist for having inappropriate files on his computer. the department of criminal investigations and the crawford county attorney both investigated the issue and punishmed him... but did *not* charge the chief with any crimes. both agencies say they've sent the case to the attorneygeneral in des unbiased i've got for now... have a great day! [cheers and applause] >> announcer: today on rachael ray... >> rachael! >> announcer: katie lowes will secrets of "scandal's" season finale. >> i love my job. i love my job >> announcer: then chicken pot pie. >> rachael: come on. >> announcer: three bakeries battle it out. only one will take the cake as "wedding in a week" continues. now, are you ready for rachael! [cheers and applause] >> rachael: guys, this is our extended family. if y

denison, iowa today. at the center of the protest, lewd images allegedly created on a computer by the city's police chief. the controversy surrounds what some may consider racist and pornographic pictures that a former police officer claims john emswiler. this is video of chief emswiler from a story ktiv covered in august. the city attorney says mayor daniel leinen investigated the allegations, and determined that disciplinary leinen said he cannot comment on camera for legal liability reasons, but says that he believes he "used correct protocol." he also says he "does not agree with what the chief of police did and he was reprimanded for his actions." the temperatures are going to rise. chief meteorologis t ron demers is here to tell us more. weather ad-lib it stayed pretty cloudy again for most of siouxland and as a result most of our temperatures were again topping out in the 30s. but that warmer weather is now getting very close. clouds will continue to be persistent overnight tonight as winds pick up which should keep temperatures from falling too much. those same winds will take a more southerly tur

denison being in nine minute commute. wayne and stephanie, back to you. >> we are following breaking news this morning a deadly crashsh on interstate 71 south. >> police believe the driver was going thehe they run weight on the wrong way down the highway. the wrong way down the highway. >> good morning, everybody we are still waiting on thehe killed on i 71 this morning. the all lanes are reopened on i 71 south a very bad morning here. a driver was driving the wrong direction onng i 71 it all happened around 2:35 a.m. on i 71 south you that west one 40th exit.i that means seven was driving a car parked in the southbound lanes when it struck another driver and an suv. emergency responders trying to extricate the bodies both there was too modest damage both drivers of both cars were pronounced dead she tied to be placed over the vehicles to recover the bodies. a medical examiner did arrive on sceneth the ems never had to come out because both to die on scene a horrible story here this morningau and they are working to find out why the driver was going in the wrong direction. everything was will be c okay. >> good morning. after months ofr listening to the candi

police are investigating the crime on the university of south dakota campus and updating for the future, while preserving the past. the city h hl in denison, iowa is getting an update with an familiar look by revealing what's been hidden underneath. most of our precipitation last night fell as rain, and it should be completely out of the viewing area by sunrise. but, as temperatures continue to drop to near/below freezing, some ice could still develop on area roads and make things a bit slick for this morning's commute. we'll also have a strong northwest wind to deal with this morning with gusts upwards of 30 miles per hour. said wind will diminish throughout the day as clouds stay in place for the most part keeping our temperatures in the 30s. another weak disturbance passing by to our north might drop a quick snow shower on northern siouxland late tonight//arly wednesdada morning, but other than that, tooight shuld be dry, but with some patchy fog. wednesday will brig more gray and cool conditions before the more serious warming comes on thursday with highs jumping up to the 50s and staying there for friday and saturday as winds pick up

head into town this is route 82 most of those delays are from denison with the nine minute a nine minute commute. >> breaking news - - e police are called to a home in garfield heights. out what was going on.k we are live from the scene with what we know this morning. >> very busy street here in garfield heightsts that policepo were called do last night they ended up having to bring swat here when police arrived the people inside the house with .-dot what without let them in.le that is what you might call a standoff they had to call swat for some into the house he took in the custody to adults, two juveniles, and they found an 18 -year-olduv who had a gunshot wound to the leg. police arrivedwo they had seen somebody with an arm robbery suspect we armed robbery suspect we don't know which one of those adults was possibly one of the they are weather that was police or protective custody still unfolding here in garfield heights says police tried to figure everything out. >> suspicious is so the describe the case of a toddler who is backf this morning the two -year-old was reported my sewing missing from a home around 9:00 o'cloc