frank wiley got a chance to sit down with her family tonight. >> reporter: for the family makes sense. she painted on walls and her face. that's the part that made loved one service. >> i love you brandee. >> reporter: the police report is short and called. head trauma victim in the driveway dead body. officers called andrea cragin and detectives pulled it medical gloves and she knew. >> i never thought i would be sitting here. this is what i see on >> reporter: police said the deceased was brandon bledsoe 32 years old. about a year ago he began transitioning into brandee. >> we adjusted and i tried to understand as best i could. i loved him because he is like my kid. >> reporter: she met from nebraska and 2012 leaving this world a different person. even changing folks along the way. >> if a person is happy and >> reporter: why would anybody want to hurt brandee she wondered. >> nobody deserves to be hurt. >> reporter: police continue to search for answers. if you know anything give them a call. we are live in cleveland frank wiley news 5. >>> we have heard it time and time again that

frank wiley give us some perspective. >> reporter: last month cuyahoga county saw 52 overdoses. one man wishes he could've grabbed all of them before it was too late. every day who live to squeeze death into his arms. a syringe filled with melted morsels filters feigns. already drunk off of beer he pump heroin and and misery blossoms. >> i immediately overdosed and went into being and responses. >> reporter: years past daily he negotiated with himself know more or maybe just wants more. he started taking up residence in trap passes were added some dealers coexisted. >> my whole my spirit was dead. i felt like a holland man -- hollow men. i need to be in the field of helping others. >> reporter: a street asher through heroin help who leads users from dope. a clear mind given the idea of posting he stumbles across northeast ohio in bathrooms. >> that's where they should up. it's safe. they can lock themselves in bother them. >> reporter: cases the first number. in two months already more than 100 people have called for help. he never thought a trip to the streets could be prospero

frank wiley is following the story from the news5 tech center. >> reporter: that woman left her keys she was feet away at the pump. she did not know someone was watching her. she told the gps she needed gas and told her to turn here. maria could not have known what else waited. she was filling up for the night . she. the cavaliers and indians were a chance for big money. she parked at the pump and paid and turned her back. >> a woman told me my card was then she turned around. >> my suv was peeling away. i said no please what are you doing. >> reporter: she thought the world works the same as it does in her neighborhood. >> these people go through this on a regular basis. >> reporter: 911 called three times. a conversation from dispatchers but no response from police. the thieves a memory just like the others. >> and other car was jack's as they call it with a little . that was in february at the same spot with surveillance standing by like a lookout. >> police don't respond and help these people. i am more heartbroken over what has gone on and what i have been exposed to tonight. it

frank wiley set out to find out why. >> reporter: you hear it all the time if you see something say something. in this case a 911 call led to hysteria. i sat down with the mayor moments ago. he told me as far as he and the city are concerned this is over with. the clerk who cause the outrage over conversation that she heard with the muslim guest will not be charged. alexis silva texted her sister multiple disposable phones was pledging his allegiance to isis. she told her sister to call the police. when the police arrived the man collapsed. he was in town for medical treatment. >> you just have to be truthful to in your statements. in terms of pledging allegiance to isis that never happened. >> is the burden on him to understand that people may become -- confused? >> part of it. i think it's a learning for all of things are different for us as americans. >> the mayor also says that police consulted with five departments around the country to figure out how to handle situations like this. he also added that an apology was immediately issued after the incident took place. >>> let's check on our

frank wiley is in the tech center tonight to go a lot of people are dying over cell >> people are paranoid they are worried it will happen again. you will see it already happened again -- this man is slipping his hand toward his pistol. a group of men passed by the store three times. they got a customer and demanded he get on the ground but they wanted more. he looked at me and said i need it. i said just take whatever >> reporter: so they did shoveling cell phones into the backpack and what ever is near. if only they knew could send it hitting them. the gunman did not look to trust his crew or himself. >> he is shaking his hand like a little girl. >> reporter: all he could do was think about his little girl and his little boy. as long as the gun was raised so was his blood pressure. >> i was going to blast all >> reporter: the moment they turned their back >> the one with the gun the biggest chicken ran away when they see me coming after them. >> reporter: bullets stated his gun because of innocent passerby would have been caught in the crosshairs. >> reporter: the store owner says much o

news 5's frank wiley introduces us to the family that wants to say thank >>reporter: we found them in the middle 6 a hug. -- in the middle of a hug. >> this guy is my life right here. >>reporter: smiles still glowing, bright lights brought them here, game 2 world series, their indians lost, but these two won. >> we had no intention of going to the game. >>reporter: just showed up on the plaza to take it all in, the excitement, the pride, and, of course, the crowd. >> it was crazy. everyone is screaming. >>reporter: brody scored a decided he'd better get his son back to his mom. it was a school night. but then a stranger showed up. >> she said do you want to go into the game? >>reporter: dale is a single dad, he didn't have any extra cash, but brody's grin nudged him, touched that woman's heart too. ? ? put me in coach ? ? >>reporter: in the game, no charge. dale made this video, brody led the cheers, he ended up on the big screen too. >> i fe i felt really eager. >> it meant more than i could possibly tell you. >>reporter: their visits were scheduled and sometimes it feels like happin