clothes and for them to go into their pockets, that says a lot for them, themselves" those officers- jamie landrum and will nastold- found the toddler- after roaming around in the cold at stathem cove apartments.jamie landrum//cpd: "54:24 i felt so bad for him because i was cold outside and i had my jacket and all of this gear and i was still cold and he didn't have on anywhere near what i had on"out of her own pocket- jamie bought the boy a shirt, sweatshirt, sweatpants and spiderman footies. she says it was the least she could do. jamie: "56:25 i think it's just a part of being a cincinnati police officer you know it's it's just something i think any of us would've done"will nastold: "59:36 i was playing with a kid who wanted someone to play with"the kid was brought back to the station- where officer will nastold took over- and did the best he could do keep him calm. will: "58:18 i did what i enjoy most when i se little children, i got in there and i just toys"the child's mom- 28 year old tanisha caldwell- eventually came for him *hours* later. police say she was intoxicated. she was arrested an

officers jamie landrum and will nastold say they were working an ordinary shift, early this morning, when they responded to that wandering two year old.they weren't able brought him back here to district three. take a look at this picture that went viral- this is a picture of officer nastold with the two year old. he says the pictures have been shared across the world- in places like hawaii and england. the two year old came this morning. his mom- 28 year old tanisha caldwell- didn't come to pick him up until 5-30. police say she was intoxicated. according to the police report- she's being charged with child endangerment. both officer landrum and nastold say they're not looking for recognition- they just did what they had to do. ofc. jamie landrum//cpd"56:25 i think it's just a part of being a cincinnati police officer you know it's it's just something i think any of us would've done" now- the two year old's mother was arrested. coming up tonight at 6- i talked to the two year old's grandmother- who says if the police didn't get involved as quickly as they did- it could've been worst

officer jamie landrum bought a and fresh diapers. a picture posted on facebook, shows the officer lying on the ground, boy. the toddler on montana avenue early yesterday morning. police say his mother, tanisha caldwell eventually made her way to district 3 headquarters... and she was drunk. she's charged with child endangering. happening now right now.. police are searching for a critically missing man.. woodlawn police say victor turner has been diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic and requires medication. he was last seen at goodwill off of springdale in tri county. if you can help find him call police. rob 2shot we want to get another check on this morning's forecast. frank joins us with a look at the day ahead. the heaviest of our moved east out of the fox19 now viewing area however i will keep scattered showers in our forecast until 8am especially for areas east of downtown cincinnati. while the heaviest rain has come to a end our high water concerns remain with a flood advisory for the most of the tri state until 5:45am and a fl

this door, early this morning. that's when they called police and they took action." officers jamie landrum and doing what any cincinnati police officer would do. officer landrum responded to the call- this morning- and found the two year old- outside in the cold. she quickly picked him up- bought him clothes with her own money- and brought him back to district three. that's where officer nastold met the two year old- and they quickly bonded. nastold: " 58:18 i did what i enjoy most when i se little children, i got in there and i just started playing and grabbing toys" the child's grandmother- tonya caldwell- tells 9 on your side- she's thankful for the officers kindness. tonya: "43:49 they didn't have to do that you know they said my grandson was outside with no socks, no shoes, and no clothes and for them to go into their pockets, that says a lot for them, themselves" t.j. "tanesha caldwell is expected to be in court tomorrow at 12:20. in westwood i'm t.j. parker, 9 on your side." a high speed police chase through three states lands three men in jail.offciers attempted to pull the car ove

but before they got back to police headquarters...offi cer jamie landrum decided she needed to do something to help this child. 1jamie "i stopped off at walgreens and i got him a t-shirt, a sweatshirt, sweat pants and some spiderman footies." back at district headquarters...offi cer will nastold wanted to make sure the little boy had something to do. 1will "i saw him wondering a little bit and wanting something to play with so i just went in there and saw hiim playing with these matchbox toys...these cars and decided to get in there and play with him." the child's mother...28-year- old tanisha caldwell eventually made her way to district 3 headquarters...and officers quickly determined that she was intoxicated 2aaron "and also stated that this was not the first time the child had gotten out of the apartment and she admitted that she had keep that from happening this time." caldwell was then placed under arrest and charged with child endangering. 3aaron "this is a two year old child. this could have turned out much worse. this could have turned out a very tragic story." the little boy is now

the police officer who found the boy officer jamie landrum , brought him out of the cold, and bought him clothes and new diapers. lisa: a judge is delaying a decision on a controversial zombie nativity in sycamore township. jasen dixon faces thousands of dollars in fines for zoning violations concerning the display in his yard. he' s asking a judge to throw out his case --saying he wasn' t given proper notice that his display was in violation and that he was denied due process, because he didn' t have a chance to appeal. a judge is expected to rule in the case march 15. a local hospital making major strides in communication. lisa: the new technology being rolled out at uc health, west the face of patient care. mark: plus, a local high school the big acomplisment from the senior class at depaul cristo the senior class at depaul cristo rey. whether sprint will get here soon. it feels like spring outside, and we will have springlike thunderstorms contend with into the evening overnight. we take a look at when those storms may wake you up in the middle of the night, when we come back. ke

officer jamie landrum took the baby to district 3 but on her own went a bought the baby clothes, diapers footies. all of it out of her own pocket. >> i just think it' s part of being a cincinnati police officer, it' s just something i think any of us would have done. s mother police say she admitted drinking last night and that this isn' t the first time the baby got out on his own. live brian hamrick, news 5. mike: after months of debates and campaigning, iowa voters have spoken, and the two winners who came out on top in last night' s caucuse are republican ted cruz and democrat hillary clinton. cruz was more than 3 percentage points ahead of trump, who came in second. but among the democratic candidates, clinton just barely edged out bernie sanders, by a fraction of a point. another candidate is looking at last night as a big victory. that' s u.s. senator marco rubio who polled a strong third in iowa. what his showing means for the campaign of ohio' s john kasich is what wlwt news 5' s john london has looked into tonight john. reporter: the rubio ramifications are clear. he has moment

officer jamie landrum bought a coat, pants, shoes and fresh diapers. a picture posted on facebook, shows the officer lying on the ground, playing with the boy. neighbors found the toddler on montana avenue around 2:30 in the morning and police. 2jamie "his pj's were soaking wet and we tried to find his mother. we had no luck. we ended up bringing him back here to the district. the child's mother... 28-year-old tanisha caldwell eventually made her way to district 3 headquarters.. officers say she was intoxicated caldwell was placed under arrest and charged with child endangering. the child is with a relative. who knew a handshake meant so much? just ask u-c students... ono tweeted this... students don't hand this graduation because the ceremony is too long.. but - many so fast... ono tweeted ... this - asking for a student survey.. he said it's your day. i'm happy to shake hands and take photos as usual. we'll see... what happens at the next ceremonies.. check.. for not why some lawmakers might start paying for good behavior.. plus - big plans... for th

officer jamie landrum bought a coat, pants, shoes and fresh diapers. a picture posted on facebook, shows the officer lying on the ground, playing with the boy. neighbors found the toddler on montana avenue morning. police say his mother, tanisha caldwell eventually made her way to district 3 headquarters... and she was drunk. she's charged with child endangering. happening now right now.. police are searching for a critically missing man.. woodlawn police say victor turner has been diagnosed as paranoid schizophrenic and requires medication. he was last seen at goodwill off of springdale in tri county. if you can help find him call police. happening today happening today... a vote is scheduled to decide whether a boone county museum can move expansion. kara dblbx our jessica brown burlington with proposal. live and kara . that's right this creation museum could triple in size within the next few years. new plans to expand will be going before the boone county planning and zoning commission tonight. vo the museum group says there's just not enough space

after police pecked at the wandering child, officer jamie landrum took the toddler to district 3. what you went and bought the child clothing and diapers and hoodies. >> i think it is just part of being a cincinnati police officer. just something that think any of us would have done. kyla: the baby' s mother has now been charged with child endangerment. she did admit to drinking monday night and that this is not the first time the toddler got out on his own. lisa: the time now 5:54. checking some stories trending this money. mark: take a look at this. and newly retired colorado sheriff' s deputy boogeyed down the epic dance moves are caught on camera. colleagues joined in for several moments. pausing only briefly when their boss walked in. the video has been an instant viral sensation, reaching 5 million views. oh, wow. [laughter] lisa: we weren' t doing anything. see you later. let' s go! that is hysterical. your using birds of prey to take out rogue drones. eagles being trained to catch devices midair. they want to use birds to intercept drones near airports where the devices ar

. >> officer jamie landrum picked up the child, bought some clothes for him and brought him to the police station. he was trying to show the little boy how to take a nap. >> more needs to be done to stop people from pharmacy shopping to get a handle on the heroin epic democrat make in ohio. that according to ohio senator brown, he spoke with me from washington today about the problem. he told me he is working on legislation to address one issue that he sees as key to helping addicts recover. >> i'm trying to change federal law so that healthcare providers, physicians and others can treat a larger number of people. those limits are too low, doctors tell me, on how many people they there is -- many more need treatment. and these are people that want to get treatment, and people can break their addiction with assistance. >> his republican counterpart, senator rob portman is also working to change laws so patients get the best evidence based treatment and to make sure that there is proper disposal of pain medications so them. a ohio lawmaker may have a solution for retiring police officers wh

officer jamie landrum brought the child clothes and hoodies and paid for out of her own pocket. >> it is part of being a police officer. it is something i think any of us would' ve done. lisa: the baby' s mother is tanisha caldwell. she admitted to join king monday night when the child was found and it was not the first time the toddler got out on his own. mark: local cycling groups will host a memorial. the ride take place on saturday. prosecutors upgraded charges against the driver in the crash. andy woodhall faces particular investigators say drug paraphernalia was found in her suv after the accident. lisa: the race for the white house has moved to new hampshire. we have the latest on the campaign trail. miriah: bernie sanders and ted cruz look like they have momentum. sanders has found he can hang with hillary clinton after the tight race in iowa. now he has a strong lead in the new hampshire polls. cruz is campaigning is a winner after his victory on monday but he will have more competition. not only is trump leading the polls but many of the other republican candidates got a hea