police chief john mina tells us encountered. >> our officers responded to a incident. both officers arrived at the same time and were confronted by a man with a gun. he refused orders to drop the gun. they fired upon him. hospital. both officers are okay. they'll be on paid administrative leave. >> chief mina does not have information on the subject's not hurt. a person living in building seven on the second floor, directly below the condo where the incident happened, saying. >> i got a phone call from my husband saying there were shots fired, don't come home. and they said, are you okay? he just said, i'm fine. i'm sorry. and he said, all i can hear is shots being exchanged upstairs. so just don't come home. >> chief mina tells us both officers have 5 to 10 years of experience on the police force. and they had to take action when the man refused to drop his gun. >> these things happen in the blink of an eye, and officers have to make that split second decision, and our officers are not hurt, they are very shaken up by the incident but they're going to go home to their

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but for a family like kim mina's (me-na) -- they just keep coming back... back... if there were ever an expert on providing music for sporting events -- kim mina might be it. kim mina (me-na) 82 alumbachelor of music i was in the marching band, the wind ensemble, the pep band that played the year they went to the final four. all kinds of fun stuffpart of what kept her coming back - was her first experience at kinnick...kim the first time i stepped out on the field i think it took my breath away. i was scared. it was such an amazing experience. it was music that brought her to california. a music therapy internship introduced her to the golden state before she because a music teacher and high school band director for 14 years. this week -- she's traded in hitting the right notes for getting iowa's float ready for the tournament of roses parade. kimto be able to come to the rose bowl and see this undefeated regular season team exciting but it's not new for kim and her 3 sisters. she was at 82 rose bowl -- her two sisters julie and laurie marched in 86 -- and the youn

chief mina: our officers were battered or assaulted 234 times just last year. and we used force 515 times last year. greg: police chief john mina reviewed the agency' s use of force in 2015, a year that included, two officers shown on video kicking a handcuffed man outside a downtown bar, and prosecutor' s office. a year in which police were involved in five shootings. two people died. in all cases, the officers were cleared. more and more incidents of police force are being captured on body cameras, and this year the city is spending $500,000 on chief mina : this will also hold some of the difficult people we deal with accountable as well. everyone behaves better when they know they are on camera. greg: but it' s not a perfect system. this is officer james wilson taunting and attempting to arrest terre johnson last august for sitting on public property, the curb. his body camera suddenly shuts off but in cell phone video seconds later, you can see wilson and johnson fighting. a jury last month acquitted johnson, and wilson' s actions are under internal review.

chief mina: he heard shots being fired, so he came out with his firearm, and our officers after

it was a big focus for chief john mina during the opd year in review for 2015. channel 9 janai norman was today following up with residents to find out what they think about officers going the extra mile. 4:00 amongst time of crime stats, racial profiling and it complaint of excessive force, john mina focused on community yes we do many things throughout the community. >> reporter: from community forums to mentoring to coffee with a copy says it is nearly impossible to list everything officers are doing to enhance community relations. >> what we have officers do more than ever is get out of the cars and talk to residents. >> reporter: we set out to find out how it is impacting the communities possession of police. we went to the paramore mcdonald's on gore and obt one done coffee for the cop. >> clinton barnes says he goes to mcdonald's almost every day and was there about 2 months ago when officers showed up and sparked up a casual conversation. >> he asked me what i think about his department and i said i asked about his family. >> would you like to see them d

in the blink of an eye is how fast chief mina says situations like this happen. police still have not given any details about how many shots were fired or whether the man we will also be working this morning to find out his condition. as soon as we get new details for you, we will bring them to you straight on air here and on wesh.com. live in orlando, alex villarreal, wesh 2 jason: news. -- watch two news. jason: thank you. today, a local state senator will unveil a bill with new rules for investigating wesh 2' studio to explain. thompson' s new bill would s office to report any use of force that results in death or bodily harm to the florida department of law enforcement within 24 hours. senate bill 810 would also require law enforcement agencies to provide the results of their local investigation to the fdle within seven days of completion. incidents would have to have been reported. saturday, an orlando police officer shot one of three suspects believed to have stolen a car in pine hills. up to the car, the suspects hit the gas and nearly ran them over. the 1

out of nine excessive force complaints in 2015, chief john mina says only one officer has been found to have violated policy. four others were fired, because of excessive force incidents the year before. >>our officers are good people. the vast majority of the time they' re doing the right thing all the time. and we are human we make mistakes but my promise is those mistakes will be thoroughly investigated and our officers will be held accountable. alex: out of 10 complaints of racial profiling last year, mina says all were unfounded. >> we are one of the few agencies in the country. where the citizen says to the officer that i think i' m being racially profiled and the super -- he has to call his supervisor. >> more often than not i think people will say that just to try and get out of a ticket. as the chief of police, i want to know if our officers are behaving badly. but i also want to know how the residents are treating our officers. >> the chief release new numbers, finding sex offenses and murders went up last year. he says that is another thing the force will tackle. in orland

chief mina then says his officers fired their weapons to protect themselves. all of the suspecteds were arrested. new at 11, the seminole county man arrested today on four counts of possessing child pornography. the 60 year old had a computer at home he was using to download illegal images. agents served his oviedo home on needle wood loop today and found four files. he was booked in the seminole county jail on 140,000-dollar. andrea. 10:30 a.m. this morning deputies got a call about a body found right behind shellborn court. detectives are looking into whether the man found was reported missing earlier this week. >> on tuesday there was a person that was missing from from an area not too far from this area. we have not been able to confirm this is person. we absolutely are looking into the possibility this could be our missing person and we're also look nothing to the possibility it is not our missing person. >> the a big arrest in a string of car burglaries in marion county. deputy u reed kevin coleman junior, he broke for into a total of 40 cars on two sepa

chief mina says those are working but homicide stolen from 15 in 2014 to 32 in 2015. working hard in a truly believe that if the case can be solved, we will solvate. >> although homicides were higher than the year before, chief mina points out that robberies and property crimes were down significantly. >>> prosecutors release more evidence the murder of a young woman in her downtown orlando apartment. police say this video shows former security guide stephen duxbury following sasha samsudean through the uptown place where she finally made it to her apartment. police say he followed her and and raped and murdered her. stephen duxbury is scheduled to appear in court in march. >>> a man accused of attacking two deputies within metal baton is being held without bond. skylar francis is charged with two counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer. deputies michael hriciso and maurice skinner were responding to a domestic disturbance on pineapple avenue when they say francis pulled out that baton. >> according to the deputy, he was focusing on the female at expanded and then he

>> the chief john mina says this was a very dangerous situation out here. there were several businesses filled with customers as this was all going down. you can imagine what it was like for them, watching this all play out. it's very active at this hour. part of south street is still blocked while the fdle and orlando police continue to investigate. >> sue lange hugged and kissed her 19-year-old son, ryan, after hours of uncertainty. ryan works at the juice bar right in front of where orlando police shot at three carjacking suspects. after hearing the sound of the screeching tires, ryan ran next door to the barbershop and watched it all play out. >> as soon as i was in the barbershop, the suspect decided to turn around and was hitting other cars in the parking lot while they were turning around and when they pulled out, or were trying to, the cops shot 10 to 15 rounds through the windshield. >> i called him immediately, even before i knew what was going on. because i knew he was working. he's actually supposed to work until 1:00. >> orlando police say the

orlando police chief john mina says the city is working hard to crack down on the problem. chief mina: so we started training our officers to recognize those signs of a victim involved in human trafficking. our job is to put those people behind jail. the number one priority is saving these human trafficking victims. adrian: florida ranks third in the nation in calls to the national human trafficking hotline. we go to commitment 2016, former new york city michael bloomberg -- mayor michael bloomberg looks to be considering a possibly-independent presidential run. a source told cnn today the 73-year-old is expected to make a decision sometime in march, however a spokesman for bloomberg declined to comment on the matter. the new york times reported that the media mogul would be willing to spend $1 billion of his own money on the white house bid. big lead over senator ted cruz. a new fox news poll of national republican primary voters finds trump leading with 34% of the vote, 14 points better than cruz. senator marco rubio is the only other candidate to earn double digits, with

chief mina: our use of force incidents have decreased by almost 24% over the past four years. and we believe that is because of our training. greg: the annual report covers a year in which the city recognized riots in baltimore and new york after the deaths of african americans by police fueled a ground swell of distrust for the badge. buddy dyer: there is a national trend of distrust between many communities and police departments and we don' t want to have that here in orlando. greg: last year, there were five police shootings in orlando. two people died. in every case, the state attorney cleared the officers. grabbing the most headlines was this, video of officer will firing shots at, and wounding the car' s driver, edward kelty. anderson survived and was cleared. some may question how the state attorney cleared two officers who were shown on video kicking noel carter as he sat handcuffed, but other videos and witness statements revealed carter tried to take the officers' weapons and violently resisted. while crime overall is down slightly in the city of orlando, murder, se

mina focused on the importance of video when it comes to claims of excessive force. this year, four o.p.d. officers were fired for excessively using forces in cases from 2014. instances where mina says it proves the benefit of body cams. >> having the body cameras will give us a clear picture of what exactly happened during the use of force. >> last year, nine excessive force complaints were raised in the department. to further combat that, o.p.d. plans to eventually outfit 450 officers with body-worn cameras. >> the chief says a five-year response to resistance studies should be completed in the coming months. he also says 100 body-worn cameras should be in place by spring of this year. lehman, news 6. >> in volusia county, a large trailer went up in flames, leaving nothing but the outer shell of the structure behind. trailer when it was fully engulfed in flames. it happened in emporia road in deleon springs around 8:00 this morning. firefighters saw flames and smoke shooting out the windows of the trailer. as you can see, the fire ate through the trailer, leaving n

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in the department to further combat that they plan to outfit 450 officers with the cameras >> chief mina says a five-year response to resistance should be completed in the coming months. the chief says 100 cameras should be in place by the spring of this year. >> a woman is arrested on charges of brevard county deputies. deputies say they were trying to break up a fight between skyler francis and courtney johnson. he started attacking debbie. they say francis broke away and started hitting michael in the back of the head with a baton. they went into action to help the partner. fr francis is charged with two counts of attempted murder of a law enforcement officer while johnson is charged with resisting arrest. wayne iv says both japanese are expected to be okay but the deputy is expected to stay in the hospital at least in the next few days. >> wildlife workers remove coyote traps in brevard county just one week ago. now they could actually be coming back. we will show you the new evidence that could allow workers to trap the animals again. ucf students are on their way to tallahassee. fi

dejarlos morir a pesar de las inclemencias del tiempo, 13 minutos siguen atrapados en el interior de la mina de construir un cementerio donde se les de digna sepultura a todos los cuerpos que no son reclamados por familiares, las autoridades locales junto con la cruz roja internacional, construyeron 300 nichos para enterrar los cuerpos ahÍ estarÁn con la posibilidad que en un fupt sean exhumados para su reconocimiento. >> al regresar un noto fin de semana una foto es la manzana de la discordia entre sofÍa vergara y una compaÑÍa de belleza. >> en deportes, javier "chicharito" hernÁndez sigue goleando en alemania. >> ademÁs no es el papa francisco mÓvil, los hombros. más que cargar hombreras, cargan con los sueños, las esperanzas y la pasión de los fans. y, quizás, con el chance de triunfar... porque el triunfo se lleva al hombro. la caspa no. lavamos nuestras sábanas con y las sacamos a la calle ¡riquísimo! ¿y si te digo que lavamos estas sábanas hace una semana? yo pensé que las acababan de lavar. danos una semana y cambiaremos tu cama para siempre. ¿quieres más frescura? añade downy fresh p

in a letter to chief john mina, secretary john austin -- jeff aston says that the shooting of edward kelley was justified and appropriate. he was fleeing a felony traffic stop. wesh 2 is there as sarah more osceola county jail last night. she was accused of having a sexual relationship with a 14-year-old boy. she denied the allegations, but st. cloud police say they have collected dna evidence that proves her guilt. she was working as a cloud. she was fired after her arrest. meredith: marion county sheriff deputies are looking into the suspicious death of a former corrections officer. he was the victim of a gunshot wound. he worked at the jail for seven years. the 29-year-old lived on large road. he leaves behind a three month old baby. if you know something, call crime stoppers at 352 -368-stop. jim: no bond for the man accused of pulling a police officer at a traffic stop. he became violent and try to get away from the stop yesterday. the officer suffered a concussion from being dragged by the truck. previous arrests. he is charged with aggravated battery and eluding law-enforcemen

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francisco: el festejo se desarrollÓ en altas horas de la noche, en este salÓn de mina que su hoy estaba >> no, no tenÍa conocimiento es un pueblo turÍstico entra y sale mucha gente del municipio, particular los fines de semanas. francisco: supuestos informes de unto inteligencia que la reuniÓn entre kate del castillo sean peen y el chapo guzmÁn fue en esta estÉ lugar, y acudimos al alarcÓn ciudad como reserva de nuestra seÑora mundo natural, en medio del bosque, ahÍ podemos ver una de las cabaÑas que cuenta con un amplia Área comÚn y un en fondo del pasillo tres recÁmaras, y en diario locales dicen desconocer que la reuniÓn se haya realizado en sus instalaciones y si hubiera visto a los actores se hubieron acercado para pedirles un autÓgrafo. lo Único con certeza es que conforme pasan los dÍas seguirÁn mÁs detalles de esta polÉmica reuniÓn entre los artistas de hollywood y el capo mÁs buscado del mundo. jorge: la batalla entorno al joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn loera hay de varios frentes, una es su extradiciÓn y la mayorÍa de los mexicanos aprueban la extradiciÓn. jaime: los abogado de el

. >> reporter: opd chief john mina says details our investigation. we watched at least one man taken into custody and to the hospital and minas as a woman was driving and the only one shot. >> is concerning that people are carjacking and elderly male for his belongings. are very concerned about that. are all right but they are on edge. >> very. having a that close with sirens going in the dogs were going gunshots. >> reporter: i asked what she thinks about carjackers putting her in her room employees in danger in the heart orlando. think. >> i might tomorrow but i guess we are still in shock. going on. you can see south street is still closed down entirely. i just talked to a mother who was waiting for hours outside to find out if her son was all right and i will have her story at 5. field sutton, channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> it's been a cool, clear day across central florida and certified chief meteorologist tom terry in severe weather where you live. >> we don't have frauds or freeze expectations for tonight, bobby it will be children that we hav

leticia: otra protagonista de esta historia es la actriz kate del castillo tambiÉn estÁ en las minas contacto con el chapo y le pedÍ que lleve mi pedido de entrevista. el intermediario fue el productor argentino fernando childhin. la Única periodista que ha hablado con quÉ del castillo dice que la actriz se siente traicionada por john penn. >> desde mi punto de vista es claro que sÍ, fue traicionada por Él. también hay algo de sexismo y machismo. considera que abel castillo la discriminaron. y que criticar el gobierno de mÉxico se ha puesto en la mira. dice que tambiÉn la artista estÁ asustada y que las conversaciones podrÍan haber sido manipuladas. la procuradurÍa general de la repÚblica no ha reaccionado estas versiones. asegura que del castillo, acudirÁ declarar el lunes prÓximo. no ha confirmado que ella haya recibido en sus propias manos el citatorio. >> a veces uno busca ciertas personas, otros te llegan, tienes la suerte de que te lleguen. >> el actor john penn, parece haber tomado distancia sobre lo que le preguntaron de castillo. cuando le preguntaron la raciÓn con el chapo

hatch s own dog mina -- is wearing the ballistic vest that will be purchased through the k9 krigjer campaign. de not only do they protect the dog -- they allow them to move freely - and faster -- nat pop: luss and work with officers in any possible way. 2:19:32 we call this the samsonite handle if you need to haul a dog around swings window they are super strong and super light. though vests with a 22 hundred dollar price tag. are worth it. 2:11:50 from what i am told, if kreeger was wearing one he probably would have lived. and the price tag hasn t discouraged doners -- since k9 krijger s death -- the price of two vests have already been donated through the campaign and will go directly to the k9 unit of the norfolk police department. 2:23:03 thats the protection they deserve it man, they deserve it. to donate to k9 krijger s campaign visit wtrk dot com. in norfolk allison mechanic newschannel 3. tomorrow students and faculty at hilton elementary in newport news will head back to school - crews have been working to clean the school after they discovered lead based paint a few days ago. they

orlando police chief john mina crack down on the problem. >> so we started training our officers to recognize those signs of a victim who is involved in human trafficking. our job is to put the criminal behind jail him about the number one priority is saving these human trafficking victims. adrian: florida ranks third in the nation in calls to the national human trafficking hotline. felt in central florida. how many flights were canceled due to the storm over at orlando international airport. >> the snow finally it took joel silverman years to become a master dog trainer. but only a few commands to master depositing checks at chase atms. technology designed for you. so you can easily master adrian: tonight, new york city is in the middle of a historic snowstorm. here' s a live picture as a travel ban is in effect for the city. the winter storm has already dumped more than two feet of snow to that region. while things are bad on the roads, it' s not any easier in the air. a number of flights are delayed or cancelled. thousands of them. here' s a look at the flight status screen at orlando inte

orlando police chief john mina says his staff will continue efforts like that until jennifer is found. >> we will never forget jennifer. to find jennifer. >> now, if you have any information on where jennifer could be, you're asked to call either the crime line, orlando police, or contact the family through social media. we have all that information on our website, clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. for now, reporting in downtown orlando, justin warmoth, news 6. >> thank you. deputies continue to certain for a gunman who shot a man at an apartment complex near ucf. the complex's management tells news 6 it is working hard to get results as a safer place to live. the marquee apartments is along sterling university lane just off alafaya trail. right across the street from campus. the good news, the man shot last night is expected to be okay. but the crime has some fearing a return to woes when the complex was called sterling central. the name change happened after a string of robberies and a pledge to improve security. that seemed to be working until last month when several students we

provost refused to put down his weapon, so they shot him. shooting video leicester, chief john me -- mina told his officer -- officers are going through more training do because of past incidents and last month announced changes on how they are investigated and in the past if the suspect was not injured, orlando police good investigate the case them selves, but now the department refers all officer involved shooting cold cases for two l >>> they were just surprised to see the situation and the way it did. >>> he looked dead. and then the checked him. i heard them say something like he's not the thing. >>> the officer -- officers are both on unpaid leave right now which is standard and if thine they are involved in a officer involved shooting, the man who died was already out on a bond in a case he was accused of stealing more than 80's and dollars from an atm. >>> we are on top of breaking news and orange county -- in orange county, up gunfight outside of the high school and saw the man as he was shot to get we spoke to some of the eyewitnesses and kathy, they were troubled by what they s

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. >>> police chief says carmen the city is down overall but violent crimes are up next chief john mina giving a review of 2015 and talking about efforts to engage the community. those activities are working his as. he also talked about an increase in homicides, sexual offenses and aggravated assaults and 2015. homicides in fact went from 15 in 2014 to 32 in 2015. >> we had an unusually low year the same amount of homicides in 2014 as we had in 1966, just 15. homicide detectives are working hard. >> the chief says 32 homicides is not far off of the department five-year average and says armed robberies and property crimes are down significantly. >>> the mount dora city council made a decision -- has not made a decision of the city manager and deputy city manager the support of the men during the meeting tuesday. city manager visit pastor says he has been getting pressured by newly elected council members to fire deputy city manager. they want to eliminate the position. he told the council that if the deputy city manager goes, he will also leave the next council meeting is february 2. >>>

. >> orlando police chief john mina says while it's unclear if the suspects had any weapons on them, the three officers felt threatened, which is why they fired their guns >> he said the female suspect was shot in the arm and then taken into custody with the other two men. the juice bar owner says she was relieved to hear her employees were unharmed. >> nothing happened, no innocent bystanders were hurt today. job. >> reporting in orlando, justin warmoth, news 6. >> police say the elderly man who was carjacked was not hurt. all three officers are now on administrative leave, which is common for officer-involved shootings. >> tonight we're waiting to learn if the body found floating in a lake means the search for a missing man has ended. >> sky 6 flew over the scene shortly before noon. deputies tell us weed control workers found the man's body a short time earlier. we understand there is reason to think it is a man who was reported missing tuesday in maitland, but detectives are not saying why or how that man died. we will bring you any new information as it comes in. >> in west oran

orlando police chief john mina says the staff will continue those efforts. >> we will never forget jennifer and never give up our search to find jennifer. >> now, if you have any information on jennifer's whereabouts, you can do either three things. you can either call crime line at 1-800-423-tips. or you can call the orlando police department here. or contact the family through social media. we have all that information on our website, clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. we're reporting live in downtown orlando, justin warmoth. family. 10 years, man. justin warmoth live for us, thank you. if you want to see the entire press conference from today, go to clickorlando.com, powered by news 6. >> a florida state trooper is okay tonight. we're told her patrol car was hit by a drunk driver. >> ironically, f.h.p. says her assignment is to search for drunk drivers and she apparently found one. troopers say juan carlos torres ran a red light before hitting the trooper's suv. this happened early this morning on sand lake road near i-4 in orange county. troopers tell us torres had one passenger in hi

. >> orlando police chief john mina says 28-year-old eric provost was holding an air soft gun when he was shot and killed by orlando police on monday evening. his officers, thinking the gun was real. on the box of the air soft guns -- >> police and others may think this is a firearm. >> -- a warning, the weapon might be confused for the real deal. >> so today, you probably have almost every major model of gun that's being manufactured as a real gun being produced as an air soft gun. >> orlando police also say the two officers involved in the cameras. we also asked which type of air soft gun the suspect was holding when he was shot and killed. we were told that information will not be released at this time. headquarters, troy campbell, news 6. >> thank you, troy. testimony resumes tomorrow morning in the trial of a raping a woman near daytona international speedway. today his accuser took the stand, telling the jury what she says happened nearly two years ago. news 6 reporter loren korn was in court. >> while the woman says she only remembers bits and pieces from that night, she says s

but over the last 22 months, mina says his officers captured more than 33,000 videos. he also pointed out, while robberies in general are down are up. still, he says they're not far off the city's five-year average, but they're not sure why the numbers rose last year. one of the most alarming numbers the chief says is orlando officers were shot at five times last year. >> just this year in orlando, five times our officers had been shot at. i've been here 25 years and never seen that before. >> the chief says in the coming year, they plan to focus on implementing more cameras, improving officer safety and reducing violent crime and enhancing officers' engagement with the community. >> time to get a check on the roads with julie broughton. >> we're still watching slowdowns, especially for folks heading out in east orange county. here's how it looks as we go in closer for you. this is state road 50. we're still getting reports of delays of a car crash on state road 50 at goldenrod road. the best bet is to take forsyth road or econtrail because we're still seeing delays th

police chief john mina says provost knew the police were on the way and refused to put down the gun. he says his officers had to take action. >> i want my officers to go home at the end of the day and in this case they did. >> the two officers involved are on paid leave while the fdle investigates. >> officer sonya saunders is a five-year vet of orlando police and officer tino cruz has been on the force four years. >> tonight news 6 viewers are getting results, helping out a no-kill animal shelter. we told you it suddenly lost its non-profit status making it harder to raise money and supplies for the nearly 70 dogs and cats in its care. heartwarming update. >> last week, news 6 told you about edgewater animal shelter financially struggling after our story got results for the shelter, finding a good samaritan to come to the rescue. >> money and donations, not a problem anymore for edgewater animal shelter. >> we did not expect the amount of feedback we got. >> this, after news 6 did a story about the shelter losing its non-profit status in december and employees were paying for everyt

hatch s own dog mina -- is wearing the ballistic vest that will be purchased through the k9 krigjer campaign. de not only do they protect the dog -- they allow them to move freely - and faster -- nat pop: luss and work with officers in any possible way. 2:19:32 we call this the samsonite handle if you need to haul a dog around swings dog around put him up through a window they are super strong and super light. though vests aren )t cheap -- each one comes with a 22 hundred dollar price tag. but according to hatch -- they are worth it. 2:11:50 from what i am he probably would have lived. and the price tag hasn t discouraged doners -- since k9 krijger s death -- the price of two vests have already been donated through the campaign and will go directly to the k9 unit of the norfolk police department. 2:23:03 thats the goal, to give them some protection they deserve it man, they deserve it. to donate to k9 krijger s campaign visit wtrk dot com. in norfolk allison mechanic newschannel 3. some restaurant employees are wishing they would have checked their lottery tickets as we move through our thur

john mina: at some point they felt threatened by the suspects actions, and they opened fire. dave: the woman behind the wheel of the suspect car was shot once in the arm and should be all right. two men were arrested along with her. neither were hurt. >> the car was turning around to leave the parking lot, and the officers had already blocked off the parking lot. was probably to leave at all costs. dave: the offices are on leave while fdle investigates the use of force. dave mcdaniel, wesh 2 news. meredith: the older man who was carjacked was not hurt. he told police the suspects told him, they had a gun. daytona beach police are moving into the homeless camp outside the administration building, telling people they need to leave. stewart: it looks like people are being arrested? claire: this has been going on for almost 50 days since december. this erected over the county administration building with dozens of people camping out here, day in and day out, and it has gotten under the skin of a lot of local business owners and city officials have been working ways to resolve it.

the father of mina beshay started a go fund me page. he hopes to raise $20,000 so his son can grow up in a safe place. the baby was shot in a safe place as he sat in the backseat of the family's car. the toddler is home recovering >>> the nypd investigating two attacks in two days at a gentleman's club. police looking for two suspects who threw molotov cocktails on thursday morning. the devices burned parts of the building. a day earlier, knicks player cleanthony early was robbed and shot in the leg while he was leaving that club. he's recovering while investigators are working to figure out if these attacks are related. >>> meanwhile, investigators also say road rage led to a man to flash a gun at a driver and passenger on the ed koch queensboro bridge. it happened wednesday. police say a 24-year-old louisiana resident sideswiped another car. then he allegedly pointed this gun at the men in the car that he hit before he took off. he was arrested a couple blocks later, but officers found two handguns in his car. >>> in brooklyn, police

in a few hours, we will hear from police chief john mina jennifer's parents, joyce intricacy when they join detectives currently in charge of investigation. this weekend marks 10 years since the case was first open on january 24 investigation. this weekend marks 10 years since the case was first open at the top of the hour abrupt on the timeline. january 23, 10:00, jennifer was last contacted by phone at home and around 8 am the next morning, police believe she left for work and vanished. they found her car at a complex not far from her home and had surveillance video showing someone walking away from it to this day that has not led to an arrest or any do details about what happened to jennifer. >> on eyewitness news at noon, we will let you know what happened to the police conference breaking down what happens also today starting at 4:00. live in downtown orlando, janai norman channel 9 eyewitness news. >>> 2 teenagers in brevard county are awaiting sentencing for their part know little crowbar attack and satellite -- jessica umberger and rebecca gotay admitted to taking part in plann