emory randolph- tybee island police department "of course you know we're not disturbed by it...we're not afraid we're going to continue to do our duties just like it's every other day."randolph says wants people to come to them with problems -- rather then leaving threatening messages just feet from their door. lt. emory randolph- tybee island police department "if we do something to upset the public, we ask that they come and have a dialogue wi animal sacrifices outside the police department. it's a little bit counterproductive to our mission." police are now reviewing surveillance video to identify the person responsible. they still don't know what charges that person would face ,other than littering. . end of 9pm you are watching fox 6 news at 10. our big story - a 46-year-old man has now been arrested and charged with the deaths of two nuns in mississippi. one of those women was from the milwaukee area. fox6's rachelle baillon is live in the newsroom with the details. good evening. sister margaret held called the slinger area home as a young girl. this weekend, members of her fami

emory randolph- tybee island police department) "of course you know we're not disturbed by it...we're not afraid we're going to continue to do our duties just like it's every other day." randolph says wants people to come to them with problems -- rather then leaving threatening messages just feet from their door. (lt. emory randolph- tybee island police department) "if we do something to upset the public, we ask that they come and have a dialogue with us and not leave animal sacrifices outside the police department. it's a little bit counterproductive to our mission." police are now reviewing surveillance video to identify the person resp they still don't know what charges that person could face other than littering. heavy rains soaked the kansas city area... again... causing flooding in nearby kearney (carny). fire captain nick traub says two women had to be rescued friday, after their car got caught in high water. take a listen. (capt. nick traub, smithville area fire protection district) "they were very happy to see us and when we assured them it was safe to get in the boat they we