evan lambert there with the new details just coming out. evm,. >>reporter: ji sarah, this is where the rally was heldight hind me where jeffrey price died. i d want to address that police report thatot we just g today. e day.d police for itth earliern they refused to release it to me so i got it fromf price's family attorney. he is whatt says. police nowentioning for the first time that jeffrey price matched the description of a suspect in a nearbn shooting the afternoon of may 4th. it also acknowledges that officers were a block behind price on his dirt bbike,ut they previously have said they weren't chasing him. theeport alsos identifiehe officer whose suv collided with price as michael pearson whoed join mpd in 2015. finally it says officer pearson pulled far out into the intersection to canvas the arear notiice in his lane, the wrong lane around pulled all the way across the roadido avo a crash with price. the family anhe attorney representing them said they have witnesses that say the block wasy intentional and don't believe what's in this p

melissa howele ahead of a vigillanned and evan lambert learns more abouthooter's past. matt ackland is liveith more deils. >> reporter: tisha, shawn, it has been a sad a a dayt bowie city hall. jo a lot of time in this building behind me ander covg the news throughout this community. fact, wree'ol s thot and killed he called the communications manager here, he was just checking to see if there was anus going on, and she said no, nothing going on, so they had a personal talk. ta alkenedbout they were both going to the beac heading to vacation. and then that communications nager said that a short tim te la she heard the awful news.>> employee that wa i leaving and got a call from my daughter and i've been ignoring it at thisd reception. she said you got to look. i tried to -- i texd hi i didn't get an answer and just got this really bad pain in the pit of my stomach >> a lotf people thought he was from bowietecause he sor of jumped right in and blended in, a ofnd got bowie. it's a different ace. he had a tough he was thee. >> mcnamara wore many hats, well-known for his sp

. >> evan lambert with that part of the story. >> reporter: iapoke to lawyer for the what time who saidheit wally harassed by the shooting suspect. that attorney said that this story written about the harassment fueled theor hate the paper by that suspect. we're also learning new information from court documents also from police today. employees say38-year-old jarred ramos used a pump action shotgun to murder five employees at the newspaper's offices in annapolis. they intified the shooter by using facia recognition technology. after there was a delay in pcourt documents say ramos was foundiding under a desk after police with nearly 300 officers on scene, cornered him withino minutes saving countless carthy who represented the nnan woman he don't was habit wally stalked by ramos. theyo went t high school and later addedfaer oncebook, before harassing her for years badly that she moved. mccarthy said everyone who teracted with ramos knew he was a threat but couldn't do much because he had not acted. ramos is being held in jail without bond. charged with five counts of murder. evan lambert,

in nort evan lambert is live trying to get answers. evan, what did you find out. >> reporter: the splash pad here at turtle park was shut down like this allday. if you look around no signs waf ing parentsthe potential health risk theay s that lack of communication is unacceptable. one of the districts splash pads is one way for children to beat the heat this week. but at turtle park, 45th in splash arou it's been closed to after at least three got sick since playing in the water o friday. and threw t weekend be. it's not proven their illnesses are directly related to the water. one parent tweeted, quote, sewage in the splh par all weekend, my son got an eye fection, other childrensick, no sign saying tre's a problem. two other parents renorted their childr have been vomiting sinceying in the splash pad. monday, ward three counciler mary chay sent a letter the department oferal services which maintains district facilities writing pares sai the smell was there friday and they were notified day. the quote the smell was particularly bad thi

fox5's evan lambert was at the rally and evan has more o what the police report says. reporter: yeah. first erin and bram i w to point out where this happened, rallypening just over high shouer here where jeff price died on may 4th. i want to talk though about that police report anded we to get it from dc police earlier today. they would not relea. it so i had to get it from jeff price' family attorney. here is what i says. police now mentiong for the first time that jeffrey price matched the description of a suspect inot nearbying on the afternoon of may 4th. also acknowledges tt officers were a block behind price on his dirt bike but p they'vereviously said they weren't chasing him. the report also identifies the officer whose suv collided with price as michael pearson who joined mp2015. finally i says officer pearson pulled far out into the invarsection to can the area, noticed price lanes wrong lane of travelnd he pulled all the way acrosshe road t avoid a crash with price. family attorney representing them said they have witness who is say that the block was inten

evan lambert live in with more. er: i spoke to the lawyer for the woman who says she was habit wally harassed by the suspect. that attorney tells me it was a story by the capital gazte about the harassment that fueled we're alsorning new ewspaper. information from cou ramos used pump action shotgune to murder employees in annapolis, they identified the shooter byia usingl recognition technology. after there was a delayinn g his fingerprints back. court documents say ramos was ndund hiding u a desk after police with nearly 300 officers on the scene cornered him within two minutes sleing css lives. we also sat dren with ban mcca who representedas hhe tita the woman went hig lere hartos for years that that woman had move. mccarthy said everyone who inctraith ramos wedouldn't kne much because he had not acted. ramoss being held without bond, charged with five counts of first-degree murder. live in annapolis, evan lambert fox 5 local news. >>> also new details about the five capital gazette emploes killed. many known for

evan lambert is live in northwest, ting to get answer, evan, what did you find out? . lash pad at turtle park was u t closed today. you can see crews working late it's unclear what they're doing, the truck said for sewage only, parents say since the foul smelling water was reported there were no signs u or warning they say lack of communication is unacceptable. >> a playing one of the district's splash pads is way for children to beat the heat this week. but at ttlepark, 45th an van nest street northwest, they won't be able toouplash nd, the spray park here has been closed after at least three children got sick since playing in the fater oriday and threw theweekend. it's not proven their illnesses are directly related to the one parent tweeted, sewage pn the spark at turtle park wel end, my son got an eye infection, other children sick, no sign saying there's a ob lem. two other parents have reported their children have been . vomiting >> they sent a letterpa to the rtment of general service it's which maintains district facilities writing parents said the smell was th

fox5's evan lambert joins us with the very latest. evan. >> guy, this crime has a lots of layers to it. first montgomery county police y on june 8th just bush 4:00 a.m., 40 year old ggory atwood was walkinga in this at georgia avenue and hewitt avenue. that's when police say and adul two teens, 15 and , attacked at wood and beat him, also robbed him leaving him nee ly immobil the woods near here. lice sayt wood eventsly crawled out of t woods,ikely store yentased into the southbound lanes of georgia avenue where he was run over by notne but two cars. they did not .st according to police. both of them did not stop. police say the suspects saw at yo cay hawow. busy this road is even at night. there are still ectronic signs out here asking fore peopl with information to help police trace down drivers. but here's how police figured out what happened bef at wood was hit by tho cars. >> a review of surveillance video in the area by our deteives actually captured the assault and robbery on the video and that obviously led detectives to ultima

fox5's evan lambert has more. he>> reporter: t water on the potomac is cal right now.y minutes an accident could put boaters in danger. this weekend two brothers fm silver spring, franklinnd a humberto both in their 40's died after it appears their small fishing boat hit something near cobb island in charles county. they were ejected saturday and po and charles county divers found their bodies morning. the boat was found going around in a circle off cobb island. >> reporter: candy thompson sources police say thel summer toome is already looking like it will be a deadly one for blaters in mary. in the last 18 months, 16 people have died on maryland waters, not one of them was wearing a life vest. >> life jackets are your personal first line of defense. all of our victi this year were certainly witn sight of shore. in many ces help was on the way. that lifeacket gives you an opportuny to stay afloat >> reporter: officials also making an effort to reach out to hispanic community since of d the eaths, so far this year, six of those victims thompson says people don't take t

in montgomery county maryland, evan lambert, fox 5 local news. >>> crank up the ac it was warm and lookse it will get hotter s >> verhot start to the work week. gwen joins us, gwen how hot will itet >> we'll be heading right into the 90's, and anywhere from the low to mid 90's, but theor othe with all this is going to be the heat indices and actuall outside because of the humidity, and it's actually goike to feel lit's in the tripldigits. so get prepared. today's highs 89 at reagan. 88 at dulles. and 90 at bwi thurgood marshall and we had the humidity today as well. so you probably felt it when you stepped tside. it was pretty muggy, and it did get pretty uncomfortable. >>> right w, atno dc, with a lhtig andlo you know, feelin of aik variance there, as far a that tes. butake a look at radar, keeping an eye on ,this we've had a fewt showers have poppeded up down to the southeastern portion near 95 a little bit to thenorth, not too much. a sprinkle or two. but i'm not anticipating this becoming any kind ofin widespre fall at all. in fact, some ofhis moisture will actually develop intoog in

. >> that was evan lambert reporting. they identify tha employee, ce that person could fac charges for unauthorized use of vehicle. >> up next, saving george washington's view. the brewing battle over pla for a proposed energy plant across the potomac from m vernon. >> and lands situate watts has e fox5xclusive tonight. >> we have' been working this for weeks. it is a major scandal involving brzeery and and tonight we have deals from a whistle brewer. >> we arewe trackingrs and thunderstorms that are going to be visiting us on wednesday, spoiling our run much two gorgeous days. when you can expect them and what to expect when we through them. >> coming up on the final five, ru pop star who head arrange that infamous meetiew has a n music video and it features trump onimators, hillary clinton impercent nateors and much more. catch the final five tonight at 11:30. at havertys we know it's hard to get a goodhavertys mattress sale is here to help. d with our wide selection of top brands goodhaand our price matche is herguaran

fox5's evans lambert in alexandria tonight with the story. >> the veteran says an employee took his fordro f onem the lot all the way across county lines nearly 3 minutes away to prince william county and crashed it. >> what i thought was a good f set my family is kind of not an as set anymore. >> navy veteran matthew peck he took his truck to the shop and th is how he got it back with f sa totalled more $10,000. he says the dam e wasn't fro before he took it in. it was caused by an empyee at jerry's fords taking it on a test drive. >> the employee was tryin to teo give it enough time to fhaure out w was wrong with it. >> becker says the td 16 for f one 50 had just been repaired at another place and needed one last part from jerry's fon'. het expect to find out an employee would crash thear truc ly 15 miles away in proal county. o he said you need to talk our lawyers now because this is getting too complicated and please leave. >> now becker is waiting on the company do make tngs right. his truck is wrecked and not drivable. fox5 spoke to a manager at jerry's in alendria who says it's not

evan lambert is covering that one for us.we are learning that immigrants who cross the bordernd illegally have been separated from their children are being housed right here in the dmv. representive donbuyerf those facilities in anne arrundel, maryland. he spoke with two fathers who are seeking asigh lamb from hon gur as. the as they are prosecuted their children seven a five were re moved from their custody. they described to the congressman wha i is like to not know where their children are speak to them for several months. the trumpni admiration is calling acon the trump t administration pause the policy whileongress worksn a law. lindsay. >>reporter: new details on the officer-involved hooting here in silver springs last week. we'd lethat the montgomery county officer who shot and killed an unarmed man is refusing t speak to investigat ors. police say there is body camera a footage it shows that the man killed assaulted thefficer more than once. police will be meeting with state's attorneys on monday to decidef and when t

fox5 he have and lambert is live with the very latest tonight. evan. sarah, thisblhas lots of horl. first, according totgy tyli on 4:00 a.m., 40 year old gregory atwood, he was walking in this area at grgia avenue and hewitt avenue. that's when police say an adult and two teens,nd 15 a 17, attacked at woo a beat him leaving him nearly immobile in the woods near here. police say at wood eventually crawled out of the woods, likely lanes of gia avenue where heound was run over by not one but two cars. they both did not st police say the suspects saw at wood get hit and just ran away. you can s how busy this road is even at night. there are also still electronic signs out here asking people with information to help police track down those drivers. but here's howolfid whapdefore d was hit by those cars. >>> surveillance video in the area by our detectives actually on the video and that obviously led detectives to ultimately o figuring what happened. the victim was a local residentr he was known to uent that area and it's not believed there was any prior skosh yeggs between the suspects a