>>reporter: michael mccormack has lived across the street from years. >> she's such a well-known figure in the neighborhood that we all think very high will he of her and would hate that. unfortunately, in dents like that would happen. >>reporter: congress woman clark is the sponsor of a bill to combat s.w.a.t.ing which is when fake emergencys are called in and s.w.a.t. teams sent to unsuspecting home or businesses. following the incident she said this is the exact reason that i introduced the interstate s.w.a.t.ing state hoax act. i want perpetrators to know that there are legal repercussion to see their actions. >> i'm sure the police have better things to do than to spend their valuable time chasing around, sorting out pranks. >> nick em mondes, 7 news. >>> a high-speed chase started in attleboro yesterday. when the suspect took off, the police chief followed him. when he made it toy chief threw down spikes. >> i've been in pursuits before but this was the languagest pursuit i've ever been in. >> i stopped six of my cruisers so i heard it. i stopped traffic. >> nobody was hurt. >>> a

just a few minutes ago carol: a few minutes ago, spartanburg city council michael: mike mccormack has more on the projects and where it looks like it will happen. mike: a developer wants to turn this corner parking lot at daniel morgan and west main into space for shops and restaurants, and 30 apartments with private parking underground. >> it's a growth potential for me. mike: tony forest owns carriage house wines, which is next to the proposed project site. >> we've been here a little over 10 years. when we came down here, we were pioneers. there was hardly anything down here, so to see the growth, but it's positive growth. it's high-energy, first-class kind of stuff going on. mike: behind the george dean johnson school of business and the marriott, another developer wants to build 50,000 square feet of office space. >> the developer for that project already has 2 tenants lined up. mike: the city owns both pieces of property, and would sell them to the developers for a dollar each. there would not be a tax deal >> these developments, once they're finished, will come onto the tax rol