clear targeted attack at the police. and there is a few in the recent years that were very specifically aimed at the police cheer here in jakarta i spoke to him very recently for two hours about what's going on about the threats and he said, you know, we have very serious information that they are targeting us. that they are targeting the police. because of what they did for the last 10 years to -- this movement which is basically complete weakened because of the anti-terror police and their arrests and also shootouts. there was a lot of shooting also of the suspects in java and a lot of people died also. i think there is a lot of anger from the side of these people of this movement. and that might be also the explanation why the police is being targeted. we don't knowinger of course, exactly if that was the case today. but what we have seen is that the people who died, that there was a police officer definitely involved and what we hear in eyewitnesses that they were really definitely immediately targeting officers. >>

public and the police important conduct and police policies to that end the occ mission is to share police accountability by conducting fair this and unbiased investigation making recommendations on police policies and practices it also conducting emotions between complainant and the police in california law enforcement agency must have a procedure to investigate complainant by the members of the public against peace officers san francisco has designated the occ to serve that purpose the occs staff currently of 35 of civilians and who have never been san francisco police officers when we received a complaint from a civilian we conduct an investigation to find out what happened question follow the evidence by interviewing the person who brought the complaint and the involved officers witnesses, and subject matter experts from the complainant or witnesses have others documents or evidence we will object that from the complainant is injured we're photograph the injury and ask permission for medical recorders we have subpoena power to compel testimony and object evidence we object addit

a police station.un fight broke out between officers and the attackers. right now, police are vournding a building as they search for the suspects in this attack. >> cnn indonesian reporter is in jakarta. he's here with more on this. i believe you're there on the scene. just tell us what is happening right now. in particular with regards to the skyline building. are police going in there at this point. are they searching ining the b or is it more of a standoff right now? >> i think we may have lost her. we're hearing word from indones indonesia's president. he was not in the capital at the time. he's kit his trip short to return to the capital. he's now saying that these attacks are -- or these blasts are an attack of terror, statement, urging indonesians not to speculate on who may be behind the attacks. many people are believing that possibly isis could be behind this. but there are a lot of other suspects in the area. it looked a lot like the attacks that happened in paris. >> this is a group, isis,

any police department, especially police departments in large urban area it is they're not doing this kind of outreach they certainly should be. the fact that it was mentioned that nine out of ten in the survey were doing them doesn't surprise me. in fact, it should be ten out of ten. one of the recommendations was to establish outreach and engagement units. there's really -- i have two views on that. one, you can have -- you can have a unit that does this targeted outreach. they can be very effective. a great example is lgbtq units that some police departments have. the fact is that my view has been that every police officer that i have i want doing outreach and engagement activities. and if you just create a unit, okay, we're to have this unit that deals with a specific segment of our community, then sometimes the rest of the department feels like, well, we don't have to because they do that, we don't have to do that. the fact is that a lot of police departments take the view that they want every sing 8 ole one their police officers to be engaged in policing and part of that is bein

>> that that's when real community policing began in the city of baltimore. >> real community policinghange for a city where freddie gray lived and died. > this is the way jonestown looked the day it died, november 18th, 1978. >> die with a degree of dignity. lay down your life with dignity. >> a self-proclaimed religious paradise in guyana in south america. carved out of the jungle by jim jones, a man who called himself god.

katie the police police working so hard to get people to police say for the past couple years they've had a hard time getting people to sign up. founded and unfounded cases of police brutality both locally and nation-wide. police say the academy is a way to help repair the public's perception of police. jeff lenhart says his most memorable moment of participating in the citizen's police academy, was being pepper sprayed by police officers. "i kept dunking my head in the water. but i couldn't open my eyes. " but that academy did open his eyes to why police do what they do. "not all cops are bad cops. there might be one or two across the country or the department but that doesn'n'make them all bad either. " lt. scott baxter says that's the message he hopes to get across in the citizen's police academy. "come in and learn first hand what it's all about. a true and factual account of what we do instead of basing your perception on the rumors on the street or you've had. " baxter believes the academy typically attracts people who tend to support the police department. he'd like for people

the public safety narrative, the narrative that makes what police do, the number of police, police strategies, where police go, absolutely essential to crime reduction. i'll call it police effectiveness, suggests that public support for police is directly related to the public's evaluation of police effectiveness. this turns out not to be the case. you might find that surprising in a world with media policy, comey's remarks, i think, reflect this. the notion of a ferguson effect itself suggests that there is a crisis that we might need -- such that we might need to sacrifice police effectiveness at crime reduction in order to fulfill our concern about police accountability, lawfulness, et cetera. now it might surprise some of you in this room who are under the age of 30, and jeff has totally outed me. i can't even pretend that i'm under the age of 30 anymore. thanks, geoff. it might surprise you to learn that the idea of police effectiveness at crime reduction that is a metric that should matter with respect to evaluation of police is actually a metric of relatively recent vintage. for decade

goodbye to police dog. norfolk police say the beloved dog served his department for three years and faithfully gave his life last week. editor: liz 10 pkg c7 17:32:35 - all i know is that my heart dropped. and i feel for the officer involved and all officer served his community alongside his partner, and it's a loss for every body. the officer who shot the suspect, remains on administrative duty, a standard practice in any officer-involved shooting. the memorial service is scheduled to begin at two this afternoon. look for that story coming up on wavy news 10 at 4:00. live in norfolk, rico happening today the mayor of flint, michigan heads to washington, d-c to discuss her city's water crisis. she wants to secure more federal assistance after president obama signed a disaster declaration over the weekend. signed a disaster declaration over the weekend. according to the local michigan news site "m-live", the president's declaration frees up $5-million dollars in federal aid, and the state needs to match 25-p

officer is named that's police privilege this is how we get away from good policing start naming the cops thank you. >> i'll ask director joyce hicks to respond to the leg part. >> next speaker. >> good evening sergeant brown. >> commissioner president loftus and members of the commission i'm amos brown the president of the pastor of the third baipt church of san francisco i rose to say ghandi mentioned the four deadly sins 7 rather and one of them was politics without principle politics without principle naacp before the unfortunate tragic killing of mr. mar i don't woods was principle enough to force the department and the chief with a comprehensive document for over haul in this department nearly a year ago and these times of crisis i feel that we are at our best sells we do not engage in this type of thinking of them against us, us against them. >> but get that pronoun we what are we're going to do to make a difference and indeed we grieved over mr. woods kylie repeat now is the time as civil compassionate, rational, creative citizens to move in the words of nike just do the righ

order of police and other police events. 612 he was a great officer, well-respected among his peers, known as a rock solid back-up when you needed one. 620 dooley was also an active member of law enforcement united -- a charity which helps children of police killed in the line of duty. they have an annual bicycle ride from chesapeake to dc. today chaplain shared on social media -- "the one thing about todd, is he always had a smile and one we looked forward our daily ride." the police department has not announced any formal memorial plans yet, but friends and colleagues have posted photos of the chesapeake police badge shrouded in black. erin kelly, 10 on your side. while the community is reeling from this news -- those closest to the victims are trying to deal with their grief. 10 on your side's jason marks joins us now live. jason, what are they say it's light a nightmare. one they can't wake up from. (under video) 76=23:40 "i just can't imagine.. i just can't imagine" it's hard to think that son could be accused of killing his family members before turning the gun on himself. 76=:

and so the police were seen as police who were not a part of the community. and so when we started looking at this from a legislative perspective, we said, well, what can we do? and because as i think gilda cobb hunter pointed out, every community is different. but at the same time, when we look at who is a police officer, what we found was there is a psychological evaluation that is somewhat given when you become a police officer, but there was no rotating system that says, well, maybe after three years or five years, you ought to evaluate whether this person is still fit to serve as a police officer. and then the other thing we found out was that they weren't even psychologists that were giving the exams. that there was some type of policing psychology program, and these people were designated to go in and provide that psychological evaluation for these police officers when they entered. so when you talk about reforming and creating an attitude of community, where does it really begin, and what kind of testing should we be doing, and who should we be lookin

>> that that's when real community policing began in the city of baltimore. >> real community policingd real change for a city where freddie gray lived and died. '. >> this is ynn news room live from los angeles. sarah ready to stuff the trump. that part of a terrible, horrible, no good very bad day for trump's main rival, ted cruz. and his plan for undocumented workers, he said worked 60 years ago, but experts tell a different story. hello, welcome to our viewers in the united states and all around the world. great to have you with us. i'm john vause. newsroom l.a. starts now.

police have identified this man as -38 year old kevin bristow- he is the one police say is in this surveillance video shooting a 23 year old seven eleven clerk wednesday morning during a robbery. as they start the search for him-- they are also starting investigations into 3 additional robberies that occurred less than 24 hours later in norfolk . one of the them at the same location ( that bristow is accused of robbing. for norfolk police wednesday night --it three crimes scenes within a matter of one hour. the first one happening at this seven on red gate avenue just before walked in with a gun -- demanded money-- got it -- and ran out. the second -- only 25 minutes later -- a robber doing the same routine at this seven eleven on colonial avenue. less than 40 minutes later -- police are back at the 7-11 here on chesapeake boulevard-- only this time they say the armed gunman ran out before getting cash police say it s too early to tell if these robberies are connected. one owner tells me employees are uncomfortable and on edge. norfolk police need you to take action and help them find bristow.

police chased them down. but an third person they were with, 26- year-old yadira murillo got out of the s-u-v and into an officer's cruiser. she dragged an officer trying to stop her for several feet. police tried to chase her down, but she got away. berg says: "he reached into the car obviously it was a very serious the female suspect accelerated at a high rate of speed in reverse throwing the officer to the ground." the officer involved was treated at a local a man saved a dog from a rushing river. a man saw a woman in distress in iowa yesterday. he looked into the des moines river and saw her dog struggling in the current. the woman couldn't swim. so the man went into the water to get the dog. he was able to pull it to safety. it appears it is going to be okay. l/ des moines, iowa a virginia tech freshman charged with murder. more ahead about the young victim, and the evidence from police. people at the super bowl this year get to enjoy more than just the big game itself. a look at some of the new event. g

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police were called here yesterday. after someone or maybe several people apparently toppled those headstones over, breaking them into pieces one of them even dating back to 1751. and, again, this isn't the first time police have investigated this sort of crime. this is the fifth time someone since 2012. one of those incidents happened last veterans day. we did speak with one woman who told us her uncle's headstone was vandalized friday and she says she doesn't understand how someone could do this. >> sinful. god is going to punish whoever did this. all. none. none whatsoever. >> reporter: police are now reviewing surveillance video from this area. but they're also asking anyone with any information to give them a call. and come up in 30 minutes, the challenge police say they're now facing trying to figure out whoever did this. in west bridgewater, i'm stephanie coueignoux, fox 25 news. >> eric: natick police are hoping surveillance pictures track down a suspect in a robbery. at honey farms on main street around 5:30 ye

police are looking into the incident. a norfolk state university basketball player is in the hospital with what school officials call "a serious medical condition." spartans. 10 on your side's liz kilmer just talked to brown's sister. she's working on putting a story together for you at 5:30. an escaped inmate is back in custody. elizabeth city police say they found heather burton hiding under a bed in a home this afternoon. washington county sheriff's deputies are headed to pasquotank county to pick her up. burton escaped while at a hopsital to get an injury checked out. new information in this crash at the chesapeake bay bridge-tunnel. only chopper 10 gave you this view live yesterday at 4 of the truck in the water and crews taking 33-year-old matthew killmon to the hospital. bridge-tunnel police say killmon tried to pass a slower-moving 18 wheeler before losing control and plunging into the bay. 10 on your side's jason marks talked to the crews who saved his live and joins us live from the virginia beach side of the br

the police department did not stapled with the people the police department stand with the police departmentnd that you are separate from the people you have to understand why we feel the way we do like we're not an angry protesters we have reasons we have facts i have a list of facts here of your track records as a police officer chief suhr now the police chief if you were the eco of a company you would have been fired even if you doesn't perpetrate those crimes your employees did you have to understand why question feel the way we do and as long as our chief we'll have feel that way and once again what you guys did tonight having all the police officers what did that show us we don't want to fight we want to peace we want to work out and have resolution this is not what we want you know you don't want to do this either so, please i'm begging i'm begging on behalf of all my people my city i'm a san francisco native. >> sir, thank you (clapping.) >> good evening and welcome juicy. >> hello my name is juicy larry juicy edmond i'm over 26 years from san diego and i want to tell you that san fr

however, police have been going through an s.u.v. there. prance the police officers... the police officer's undercover vehicle. we are not sure yet. he is demuring to the commissioner. we are waiting for official information from him. i did ask the superintendent about his feelings about his fellow officer who was shot. >> you know how i feel. we are all family here. this is community. everyone doing their part. not only is this a police this is a person that is part of the community. of course, we are concerned. of course, we are happy that he is okay. >> reporter: thank god, right? >> thank god. >> reporter: thank god, indeed. a boston police cruiser coming through here. this is a police roadblock where relatives are being kept away or neighbors. no one is allowed by this checkpoint. i spoke to one relative who lives near the crime scene. he believes he heard the shots. >> very quiet around here. everybody knows everybody. nobody bothers nobody. like i said, when something like this happens, it blows my i worry about my kids now. now. nothing like this ever happened.

attack at the police. and there is a few in the recent years that were very specifically aimed at the police cheer here in jakarta i spoke to him very recently for two hours about what's going on about the threats and he said, you know, we have very serious information that they are targeting us. that they are targeting the police. because of what they did for the last 10 years to -- this movement which is basically complete weakened because of the anti-terror police and their arrests and also shootouts. there was a lot of shooting also of the suspects in java and a lot of people died also. i think there is a lot of anger from the side of these people of this movement. and that might be also the explanation why the police is weing targeted.

of police departments, and here in boston, our police department is certainly the best in the nation, able to do their job every single day. and also, one thing i want to say, we have too many guns on the streets. we are working very hard. the boston police department took 800 guns off the street last year. we have too many guns. we are not going to tolerate anyone going after the boston police department. their job is to protect the neighborhood. day out. i want to pass on my prayers to the family for a speedy recovery the minimum and of our police i would like to ask pat rose, s association, to say a few words. mr. rose: i just want to say, thank god the officer is alive . it has become far too common to take shots at police officers it can' t be tolerated. the public has to step up. i agree with the mayor 100%. the streets. boston police department do an excellent job. the bottom line o though is we we are the targets. we are the minimum and protecting you in this city. this. -- we are the men and someone ambushed a police 13 times in the cruiser. this has become a daily occurrenc

police issue. stolen in october of 2013. >> the theft of the police officer's gun it was reported as was required and sometime things happen and someone was disciplined for it i will tell you honestly about there as is our protocol. >> reporter: officer hartnett went straightly to the hospital even as he was being rushed into the surgery his father had a chance to speak with him briefly. >> spirits are positive. >> how are yours? >> positive. >> reporter: jim, officer hartnett will require many months of medical attention and major therapy. live at police headquarters in center city, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> thank you vernon. >>> one of the first things police did after the shooting was to raid the home of the suspect's aunt. the location 61st and pine literally around the corner from the shooting scene. "action news" reporter john rawlins is live outside the house tonight. john, what were police looking for? what did they find? >> reporter: hi, jim. they were looking for anythin

his friends do not respect the police. i do not respect the police. when i was in college, i had a professor at san francisco state and he said to use words and to communicate effectively it took a very high minded person. i worked all day like most of these people here and i stood outside. i take care of older adults and i came here because when i seen that video, my son showed me before i went to bed, it made me puke. and i fear for my son, i fear for my relatives and i fear for some of the black men that live in san francisco. it was an execution, trust me. i have been around the block and you will not go to heaven. >> good evening, ma'am and welcome. public speaker: i represent the black lives in san francisco. several of my family members have died from cancer in hunters point. we are here to demand justice for mario woods and charge the city of san francisco with genocide. you have people out in the hall and not here for public comment, that is a crime. it is public comment and the community is grieving. what you are doing by is by keeping these

police arrested 25 people. the protest backed up traffic for about 30 minutes, before california highway patrol officers pulled protesters from the road and pulled their cars to the side of the road. new this morning, a police officer in st. paul, minnesota is on leave after allegations he urged people on facebook to run over people marching in a allegedly posted how to get away with the crime. the m-l-k rally also acted as a protest to the police killings of two black men in st. paul and minneapolis last year. the police department says it is investigating the accusations. still ahead this morning, an unusual end to a police chase. what else was in the car when police pulled over a driver. plus, a tennessee community tries to hold on to hope. coming up, an update on and passengers stuck at a local airport for more than 24 hours. why they say the airline didn't do enough to ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: cold sunshine. highs will only be in the upper 20s. winds nw 10-20mph. wind chills in the single dig

that suspect is well-known to police. they say he was in jail for firearms charges and is also a known drug dealer. a source on fox 25 tonight is also the member of a gang. today police saw him they pulled him over right here as he got out of his car he opened fire. >> reporter: this black car possibly the shooter's being towed away from the scene of a wild shoot-out in the middle of the morning. >> all of a sudden we hear pop, pop, pop, then we heard pop, pop, pop returning. >> reporter: police say 27-year-old grant hedley of dorchester out on probation shot a nine year veteran of the boston police who had pulled him over. >> he began to fire unprovoked at the officer. the officer quickly exchanged gunfire at that time the suspect took off. >> reporter: the gunshots safety mode and sent panic through this normally quiet neighborhood. loud bang. it sounded so close i thought it was in my backyard that's why i got up. and i looked out the window i seen the guy running through the yard. >> reporter: police chased hedley on

what police are the nebraska humane society, police, and alert this morning. they say someone is cutting off horse tails. bruce and vickie tompkins say a thief took the hair from two of their horses. one was a miniature horse who's tail used to go down the ground. the other lost about 2-feet of its tail. the tompkins are outraged. they say it feels like someone robbed their home. :24 - :37 bruce tompkins, horse owner "real anger, you know, it's the horse's only line of defense against flies, and the tails are. to see them chopped off like this, it takes them so long to grow back." so why would someone do this? for the money. the tompkins did some research and found a pound of horse hair sells for about 400-dollars. speaking of animals, police in western massachusetts have a real-life lassie on their hands. these two scottish terriers have been friends for years. when one of them fell down a 30 foot embankment, the other dog ran to get help from a :32 - 42 runs 10 embankment, it was in trouble it was injured and the male partner knew enough to get my attention

you see police officers there. you see the police tape up. brookline p.d. says that they are investigating reports of shootings and a stabbing in two separate locations. as a result, three schools in the area are currently on lockdown. it is an active scene, as you can clearly see here with the officers there and the police tape up. we are continuing to gather more information and we will bring it to you as soon as we get that info. >> christa: also this noontime, we have the latest on a car chase that ended with this awful crash. a person, in fact, thrown from a vehicle here, too. >> kris: we will go to jonathan hall with the very latest on this story. >> reporter: 7 news has learned a 25-year-old man with addresses in north attleborough and albrightsville, pennsylvania was at the wheel of a 191996 ford when he lost control of the vehicle and crashed on east street in mansfield just after 1:00 a.m. an officer attempted to stop traveling at approximately one hundred miles an hour. young man was reportedly ejected from the vehicle. he is alive but seriously

a pick-up truck driven at the gates of the headquarters in cinar at the police.the device detonated and really appalling scenes because a building nearby was hit along with the police headquarters and this building collapsed. now a total of six dead according to reports right now. there are amongst those children, at least three of them, one reported to be a baby. this was a civilian residence in which the people were rescued and the three bodies apparently recovered, and then at the same time a coordinated attack was mounted against another security forces building which was elsewhere in the town, which came under fire from rockets and a small arms fire. a lot of damage done there as well. this, according to the turkish government, was undoubtedly the work of the pkk, the kurdistan workers party, which had actually had a ceasefire up until july last year. that now has turned into a very bloody and violent battle with the turkish security forces which dates back nearly four decades now. this attack was 30 kilometers from diabukur and this whole area is under big

norfolk police department scheduled krijger's funeral for tuesday at the police k-9 range. the dog will be buried in virginia beach. the ceremony is private, but you are welcome to pay tribute along the procession route. today we expect police to release more information on the double homicide that led to an officer shooting a suspect in newport news. the chaos began around 11 yesterday morning when a van crashed into a truck on wickham avenue, near 14th street. police found two men shot to death inside that van. witnesses reported seeing two other men run from the scene. one suspect - armed - on roanoke avenue. an officer and sergeant shot that suspect. he's in the hospital this morning - but he is expected to live. like it was when i was a child and i don't know its just awful." 13:47:53 at last check - police were still searching for the second suspect. they have not identified the people who died in the van. the officer and sergeant are on administrative leave with pay. police plan to hold a news conference at 9 this morning. 10 on your side will be there. if you want t

that's the fundamental basis of community policing and almost every police department in the country talks about doing community police but few do it as well as boston. >> we appreciate you taking the time to walk us through this and the process and we will continue to touch base with you on this as well. let's look live at boston medical center. that's where we are awaiting a news conference with commissioner evans to update us on the the situation there. we appreciate you being with us this noon we will have much >>> we are following break news. a boston police officer shot in the leg while working in dorchester. that is live look at boston medical center where we are waiting to hear from boston police commissioner william evans. this all happened this morning around 10:30. that officer was taken to thehospital and is expected to leg. officers say a suspect is in custody so far no details on that suspect. >> we are following-- >>> we are also following more breaking news. the man accused of ambushing a police officer in philadelphia now says that it was in the name of islam. police

police say it is all a hoax. you should never, ever give your personal information over the phone to someone who calls you. >>> all right, there are nine rowan university student facing some pretty big charges after investigators say they stole thousands of dollars. >> as fox 29's bill anderson tells us, according to authorities, it was all part of a debit card scam. >> like we started as a stupid decision by some student here at rowan university, has grown into a money making scheme, that could possibly send several students to jail. >> the student was working for 7-eleven, and he started refunding students for merchandise they didn't buy at the 7-eleven, 7-eleven noticed while reconciling the records, then came to the university and asked for us to do more thorough investigation. >> over approximately ten months, the 21 year old rowan university student allegedly added nearly $35,000 to several students borough bucks, debit cards, the cards they used to buy food and other services on and off campus. >> student

sot: taylor scruggs/family the first time in a police car. he was a part of the community and losing a police officer is hard as small as deep creek. track 22 year old landon dooley was another victim. his body was found by police first at a house on wildwood road -- then the other victims discovered at another home down the street. 54 year old lori - the mother --was a victim of the violent acts committed by her son- according to police 54:03 she treated me like i was daughter. track tonight a community is in total disbelief and horrified by doing to his family. 55:50 deep creek is very intertwined everybody knows everybody. and when you lose an entire family like we did last night it devastates a whole community. in chesapeake mk newschannel 3 newchannel three has new details. norfolk police have arrested the man wanted for a shooting on new years day. 24-year old ceason moore junior is charged with malicious wounding, robbery, and firearms charges. he was arrested just before five this evening. according to police he shot a man on hugo str

here's the suspect approaching the police cruiser pointing the stolen police weapon at hartnett.police say edward archer pointed his gun right into the window with his right hand, shooting officer hartnett at point blank range and hitting him three different times. you can see the suspect run away in our next shot, he's a bit of a blur here in the crosswalk. he turns around one more time, tough to see him so i'm going to circle him, right here, even extending the right arm out in the officer's direction. then officer hartnett with his injured arm actually gets out of the police cruiser, he's right here right now favoring that left arm and this is when he's calling for backup. despite his injuries, he courageously runs after the suspect, if you're looking for him, he's right down here actually. there he is, bottom of the screen, edward archer soon arrested after this, too, and it's thanks to him running after him, also shooting at the suspected as he's running, but this man was apprehended. jim, tracy, back to you. >> thanks for that explanation, keith. nbc 10 has been digging int

when i heard two more gunshots i got up. >> i heard the police screaming police and told him to stop. he kept on running. >> reporter: commissioner evans said the injured officer tried to tie his newly issued turn quiet when a fill -- turny quiet when a fellow officer he was doing. >> the suspect's father said he can't explain any of this. >> he's from good family, you know, we don't condone that kind of behavior. i don't know what he does when he's not here. when he's here, he's a pretty respectful kid. the police around here do a very good job protecting us. >> reporter: hedley is expected to be arraigned on monday. following his release from state prison last april, police say he went right back to dealing drugs. at boston medical center, julie longcheck, wbz this morning. >> despite what the family said, our iteam dug deeper into his past. there are 10 cases against him. most are drugs and weapons charges. in 2008, police labeled him a career criminal and he served several years in jail. he was released in april and on probation at the time of friday's shooting. >>> the commission

there are a lot of police, the anti-terror police going around. this is the biggest roundabout in jakarta, which is 100 meters away from the attack and the anti-terror police, on motorbikes and in cars, are headed up to the location where the grenade was thrown, and people have been shooting randomly at them just over an hour ago. the streets are all blocked off, so there are only a few people on the streets right now. everyone has gone back home. and people are already in their offices, already in the shops, and they have all gone home, and trying to find out more information on this situation in jakarta right now. >> okay, so perhaps let's take a step back and maybe reset the table, because as we want to make clear, this situation is happening right now, it's a fluid situation, and sometimes the updates that we get from police literally change a few minutes later. so it's not clear how many gunmen alleged gunmen that the police are actually looking for at this moment. it's not clear and they can not be clear with that much we know. but step hear

bow police officer which is adjacent to the state police barracks located a subject in the wood line. ray: morin was arrested, and monday morning arraigned on several charges by video. but police believe that morin after morin' s arrest police learned that two people, including the driver of the car during the initial stop on friday, erik parker, had dropped morin off near the barracks. >> state police responded to the park and ride and located a vehicle on the corner of the property which abuts the state police property. both parker and melinda hanks, who police say was driving the car early sunday morning, were taken into custody and also arraigned monday at circuit court. each faces at least one felony charge, and the subaru outback that hanks was allegedly driving according to court paperwork, state police found what they believed to be heroin and marijuana inside the car that was seized on friday night, along with a loaded handgun. they anticipate more charges will be filed. reporting live, ray brewer. erin: following up on a story wmur john to stay so broke, -- political reporte

when he got to police headquarters police say he quickly gave a limited confession. >> he stated that he pledges his allegiance to islamic state. he follows allah and that is the reason he was called upon to do this. >> reporter: the gun that was used to shoot officer hartnett seen here is a stolen 9-millimeter handgun. police issue. stolen in october of 2013. >> we know it was stolen. how many hands it may have passed through in the last couple years i have no way of knowing and he did not -- he did not talk about that. >> reporter: rick, archer now faces multiple charges including the attempted murder of a police officer. officer hartnett will require many months of therapy. his injuries are very serious. live at police headquarters in center city, i'm vernon odom, channel6 "action news." >> all right, vernon thank you. meanwhile the fbi and agents from the u.s. department of homeland security joined philadelphia police today in execution of search warrants at two philadelphia area homes associated with archer. one of them was just blocks from where the shooting took place. and that

police. last week i was at an seiu meeting with 40 other organizations. commissioner dr. joe marshall was our guest speaker and at that event he explained the functions of the commission, which was to set policy for the department and to conduct disciplinary hearings on charges of misconduct, police misconduct. why am i here today? i'm here because the question and answer discussion, the commissioner was asked who he representings and much to the surprise of everyone, practically everyone in the audience, including myself, he said he represented himself. and people were just puzzled by that answer and they asked him again, commissioner, who do you represent? emphatically he said, i represent myself. as a former director of police community relations i address many community groups and when the question came up about the police commission i said basically, in the final analysis, they represent you. at that time they were just appointed by the mayor and now it's the mayor and the board of super

police say otherwise. they say the man was considered very dangerous. >> bless you. >> reporter: here's a glimpse of 23-year-old keith childress. family members identify him as the man shot by two police officers on new year's eve. >> i heard gunshots pow, pow, pow. seven. nine it whats was a lot. >> reporter: she will never forget the gunshots she heard. >> got behind the cop car and said freeze get on the ground. the u.s. marshals called for help help. they say childress was a wanted arizona man. officers say he was wanted for attempted murder. police say when confronted. childress did not cooperate and they thought he was armed and dangerous. >> the suspect did not drop the object in his hand at one point, they told the suspect not to advance on the officers and to drop the firearm again. the suspect advanced on the officers concealing his right hand. dilling. witnesses say it turns out he was only holding a cell phone. >> i think he got murdered. no need to be shooting if you are not sure if there is a

posting things like time to get shot by police... he asked police for information... talked to his family... facebook video: "to my family... (opens mouth) officers set up a command center nearby... and monitored martinez' facebook page... aaron patty pio north las vegas police i cant say thats somethign we see everyday however it does pop up like it has today but thats something its a different dynamic in every talked martinez out of the home... and took him into custody. i mean there was so many things going through my mind i was please dont do this you dont need to go out like that it would be horrible to see a friend take his own life im glad he didnt im glad everythign is safe and good martinez cousin tells me he is in the hospital tonight... police tell me martinez' family cannot go home tonight because of the gasoline... they say its m me the air poisonous. reporting live cyndi lundeberg fox5 news. local las vegas. police told fox5 martinez will likely be charged for todays stand off. henderson police released the booking photograph, for a young man they say ki

police say charges are pending. looking ahead to the 2016 legislative session -- one house bill on the table aims at making schools safer. this is video from a story brandi cummings brought you last month about a virginia beach company installing systems that detect gunfire in an active shooter situation. now virginia beach delegate scott taylor is introducing an amendment that plans for new public schools include an indoor active shooter gunshot detection and alerting system. music fans around the world are mourning the loss of a music legend. many woke up to the news that david bowie lost his battle to cancer. music nats na30m fans have been paying their respects by leaving birthplace. he was born david jones in brixton -- and became an entertainer with many phases-- including ziggy stardust. bowie had battled cancer for the past year and a half. he just turned 69-year-old friday -- the same day he released his new album called "blackstar". he's survived by his second wife of 24 years, supermodel iman. they had a

police were then forced to shoot the armed man. he was transported to sentara norfolk general hospital with serious injuries. the police k-9 was taken to an area veterinarian where he succumbed to his available for release at this time. now to more breaking news - this time out of the entertainment world. iconic singer david bowie had died after a long battle with cancer. a representative said he surrounded by his family. he had been battling cancer for about 18 months. with hits like "fame" "heroes" and "let's dance", the supe star mezmorized fans for five decades. he just released a new album called blackstar, and celebrated a birthday on friday. bowie was 69 years old. its already been a very busy day in the wavy newsroom this monday. good morning. i'm katie collett. and i'm don roberts. we have a lot more news to get to. but first, jeremy wheeler is tracking this roller coaster ride of temperatures. jeremy. ("jeremy ad libs wx headlines") today: lots clear. lows will be near 30. winds sw 5-10mph. tuesday: mostly sunny. highs wi

that's when police say the crowd then re-encircled murray. police say murray pulled out his pepper spray and sprayed it in a half circle motion towards the crowd. according to the lawsuit filed wednesday, officer murray grabbed several minor children and sprayed them in the face without warning. the suit claims murray also sprayed tina dean, who was 8 months pregnant, directly in the face. we spoke to a witness that night, decarlos matlock, who said police over-reacted. "there could have been a more lenient way of dealing with these people who was having a discrepancy, but they came around and sprayed the momma, she was pregnant and the little girl and she was no according to the lawsuit, when officer brian jobgen arrived on scene, without warning, he hit a 13 year old girl with his patrol baton. the day after the incident, dubuque police told tv-9 the officers involved did what they were supposed to do. police said officer murray responded appropriately and his use of force was in response to dean's behavior at the scene. "that's because of

done, police work.i will never ride with you again. i'm thinking that's already a pretty damn good idea. the other officer comment him go back and forth a little bit. his bosses the whole thing, look, we have work to do. we all went back in service. we are to five would always bothered me about that encounter commode always a state with me to this day was the reason the kid catania officer you see i can go, you see i can't go because when he 1st came to the door some in the other officer standing there and corrected often you standing on crutches. she snatched him off crutches. and nobody was in the house and it was his home and he was in violation of the law. the law. i get one more for you to set the foundation. anthony collins, young kid, 21, 22, 2006, cost us when i was at the aclu, and assault committed on him by police officers in st. louis, a traffic stop in one of those checkpoints situations, they have to stop. andy is at the checkpoint one night and he stops but the officers at a distance and

in yet another twist, police say the 9 millimeter handgun was a stolen police firearm. the officer is a five-year veteran of the philli police department who served in the coast guard. the philadelphia police kmiegser said it is miraculous he survived. >> it is confounding and astonishing that he was able to escape hit. >> hart net's dad said he is proud of his son. >> he is a tough guy. he is a philadelphia officer. officer hart is recovering from a broken arm and serious nerve damage but is expected to make a full recovery. archers was scheduled this coming monday to be in court on fraud. and similar charges unrelated to the shooting. now after being cleared for medical treatment, he remains in police cust day facing other charges. >> steve peterson tonight, thank you. >>> today's shooting is a prime example of what police in the fearing. attacks on officers inspired by calls from isis to target soldiers and police in uniform. as nbc's pete williams reports, it happened before in this country. >> reporter: as four police officers posed for a picture on a new york city

police are looking into the cause of a fire at the home of the former south carolina police officer accused in the shooting death of an unarmed black man fire officials say the fire started friday night at the house where michael slager used to live. they say he hasn't lived there since he was arrested last year in the shooting death of walter scott. police say someone saw a person dressed in black running away from the scene, but haven't said whether that person is a suspect. slager is out on bond until his trial in september. the national weather service says a tornado hit in south west florida last night. officials say the storms blew through the cities cape coral and north fort myers. they say the strong winds did a lot of damage and knocked out power for at least 9-thousand people. residents say the storm sounded like a freight train coming through the neighborhood. s/justin ezell/resident :15 "we actually looked actually was green. it was very scary. these are things that we are not accustom to seeing." there haven't been any today: isolated morning showers....turning partly cloudy. w

>> that that's when real community policing began in the city of baltimore. >> real community policing. real respect and real change for a city where freddie gray lived and died. >> it all comes down to monday. the iowa caucuses, a make or break moment for some u.s. presidential candidates and in the home stretch putting it all on the table. peace talks in syria. syrian opposition groups would be in geneva after talks that threaten boycotts. the 2016 olympics in rio dejaneiro and the zika virus. from cnn in atlanta, i'm george howell and cnn newsroom starts now.

metro police are releasing a few more details about friday night's police shooting in front of the bellagio.. including the identity of the man they say started the incident. and there's hope on the horizon for anyone who was already a solar customer before the puc changed the rates.. details on what might be about to change. this is fox5 news at 6. local. las vegas we begin with breaking news at six.. a local high school teacher arrested for having sex with a student. i'm christine maddela. i'm john huck. according to the attorney for jillian lafave, the valley high school teacher was taken into custody at the school on the 15th. she's charged with a sex act involving a 16-17 year old. court records show the criminal complaint was filed today-- and that she is out on bail. the clark county school district says lafave is suspended without pay... and they will provide more information tomorrow. a woman is dead and police have a being held after officers were called to the city's second homicide of the year. fox five's elizabeth watts live near civic center and owens on east ferguson avenue w