both times, officers say they just missed their suspect. 28-year-old winston garwin. in 2009, he was accused of exposing himself to several teenagers. i looked up the case, and will clerk shows he pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act. adjudication was withheld, offender and received five years probation. >> if he were going to escalate to do something more, i'm glad we got him. >> reporter: by the third incident, this mom was ready for an arrest. she stayed on the phone until officers arrived. garwin was running from the scene. >> i hope that doesn't happen again, and i hope he's not allowed to live anywhere near children. >> reporter: i spoke to his family over the phone this afternoon. they told me he is a good man and they do not believe he committed this crime. >>> the latest on breaking news we've been following since four o'clock. it was a 5-year-old boy who was pulled from a canal near an orange county elementary school. blocked off there. they're still investigating here. >> reporter: they're focusing their attention at the end of that fence line . crew

both times, officers say they just missed their suspect. 28-year-old winston garwin. in 2009, he was accused of exposing himself to several teenagers. i looked up the case, and will clerk shows he pleaded no contest to performing a lewd act. adjudication was withheld,

garwin a national treasure. he was referred to as one of the true geniuses richard fehrman ever met. can you speak to me what the department has done in terms of the charge you were given based on the 2008 emp commission on critical infrastructure, electrical grid but ex-paneleded just beyond cyber attack, physical terrorist attack, where are we at on that? >> better than we were, but there's more to do. i don't agree with everything in ted koppel's book but i think he was right to put a spotlight on the issue. since the earthquake in japan in 2012 there were a lot of lessons learned for u.s. government and private sector critical infrastructure utilities here and since that, which was sort of a seminal event we've done a lot more partnering with the private sector and with critical infrastructure to work with them, sharing best practices, sharing information about the potential for a cyber attack on power grids. and we do exercises now with them so we're in a better place than we were. there was a dhs team alon

doctor garwin, he is a real national treasure. he referred to him as one of the true geniuses he ever met. can you speak to me on what the department has done in terms of the charger were given based on the 2008 commission on critical infrastructure, particularly electrical grid where we had on that? better than we were but there's more to do. i don't agree with everything in ted koppel's book, but i think he was right to put a spotlight on the issue. since the earthquake in japan in 2012 there were a lot of lessons learned for u.s. government and private sector critical infrastructure. since that which was sort of a seminal event, we've done a lot more partnering with the private sector and infrastructure to work with them and sharing best practices and information about potential for a cyber attack on power grids. we do exercise it now with them. we are in a better place than we were. there was a dhs team along with an interagency team in the train recently that was a cyber attack that led to a power failure and were not at a po