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TAISHA WALKER EXPLAINS

ONE LESSON THE COMMUNITY IS NOW

LEARNING TOGETHER.

TAISHA: WALDO HAS HAD 32

BURGLARIES WITHIN A MONTH, SOME

NEIGHBORS TAKING IF YOU SEE

SOMETHING, SAY SOMETHING TO A

NEW LEVEL.

BUT ON TUESDAY, THAT MIGHT HAVE

BACKFIRED.

>> LET'S CALL THE POLICE AND GET

HIM IN JAIL.

>> WHY?

THAT IS OUR QUESTION.

WHY?

TAISHA: TASHA JAMES IS SPEAKING

ON BEHALF OF BRANDON ROBBINS,

THE STARTLED MAN SEEN IN THIS

PHOTO, WHICH WAS POSTED ON

FACEBOOK WITH THE CAPTION "KEEP

YOUR EYES OPEN, THERE'S ANOTHER

GUY LIKE ME DRIVING AROUND."

>> YOU CAN'T LOOK AT SOMEONE BY

WHAT THEY HAVE ON OR THE COLOR

OF THEIR SKIN AND BELIEVE THEY

ARE A CRIMINAL.

TAISHA: ROBBINS WAS WALKING

AROUND AND WAITING TO PICK UP

HIS CHILDREN FROM SCHOOL.

>> HE WAS KINDA LIKE THIS IS

WEIRD, SO HE'S JUST WALKING

SMOKING HIS CIGARETTE AND HE

SAID THE LAST TIME SHE CAME BY

HIM, SHE ALMOST RAN HIM OFF THE

ROAD.

TAISHA: THE DRIVER THAT SNAPPPED

THE PHOTO ALSO CALLED POLICE.

HE WAS ARRESTED AND TICKETED $50

FOR AN OUTSTANDING TRAFFIC

>> I KNOW EVERYBODY'S NAME AND

NUMBER.

TAISHA: ANGIE LILE REPOSTED THE

PICTURE.

>> I KNOW THE POLICE ENCOURAGE

YOU TO TAKE PICTURES, MAYBE JUST

KEEP THOSE ON YOUR PHONE AND

GIVE IT TO THEM IF THERE IS A

BREAK-IN IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD.

TAISHA: SHE'S THE WALDO TOWNES

HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION

PRESIDENT.

>> AND THE BIGGEST OVERWHELMING

SUPPORT WAS I WANT TO PAY HIS

FINE.

I DON'T FEEL LIKE HE SHOULD HAVE

BEEN ARRESTED BECAUSE WE THOUGHT

HE WAS SOMEONE WE DIDN'T WANT IN

OUR NEIGHBORHOOD.

KIND OF MESSAGE IS THAT SENDING

TO PEOPLE?

TAISHA: THE LESSON EVERY

COMMUNITY CAN LEARN --

>> DON'T JUDGE A BOOK BY ITS

COVER.

TAISHA: DONATIONS FROM NEIGHBORS

FOR ROBBINS HAVE EXCEEDED $600.

HE SAYS HE'S THANKFUL BUT THINKS

HE IS INSPIRED FROM THAT

EXPERIENCE RIGHT OUTSIDE OF HIS

CHILDREN'S SCHOOL TO SPARK AN

EQUALITY MOVEMENT.

KELEIGH.

KELEIGH: TAISHA WALKER

REPORTING.

THE WALDO TOWERS HOMEOWNERS

For more infomation >> Neighborhood works to raise money for man after they called police on him - Duration: 1:58.

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Two found dead inside Massachusetts home - Duration: 1:30.

CHO

IS IN PEABODY

TONIGHT WITH THE LATEST.

>> INVESTIGATORS SPENT HOURS

COMBING THROUGH THIS HOME AFTER

OFFICERS MADE A GRUESOME

DISCOVERY.

>> BECAUSE OF THE CONDITION OF

THE CRIME SCENE, WE ARE BEING

EXTREMELY CAREFUL, AS WE HAVE TO

BE, IN, FRANKLY, UNRAVELING

THAT.

WE ARE DOING THE BEST WE CAN TO

USE THE RIGHT RESOURCES TO

DETERMINE THE SCOPE OF THE

HOMICIDES.

>> AUTHORITIES SAY IT HAPPENED

LAST NIGHT AROUND 11:30 AFTER A

WOMAN RAN OUT OF THE HOME HERE

AND FLAG DOWN A PERSON DRIVING

-- AND FLAGGED DOWN A PERSON

DRIVING BY, WHO TOOK HER TO THE

POLICE BARRACKS.

>> IT'S REALLY SCARY.

>> DEFINITELY SHOCKING.

>> A MAN AND WOMAN WERE FOUND

DEAD INSIDE.

AUTHORITY BROUGHT -- AUTHORITIES

BROUGHT IN A CANINE UNIT AND A

CADAVER DOG TO SEARCH INSIDE THE

HOME.

>> IT'S QUITE MESSY.

WE HAVE BEEN DOING OUR BEST TO

SIFT THROUGH THIS.

IT TAKES TIME.

>> THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS

THE PROPERTY WAS KNOWN TO THE

POLICE DEPARTMENT.

>> WE'VE BEEN HERE AT NUMBER OF

DIFFERENT TIMES FOR ALL KINDS OF

INCIDENTS.

IT WOULD NOT BE FAIR TO

CHARACTERIZE THEM ANY ONE

PARTICULAR WAY.

>> THERE ARE MANY UNANSWERED

QUESTIONS AS TO THE

INVESTIGATION CONTINUES.

>> YOU ALWAYS THINK IT'S GOING

TO HAPPEN SOMEWHERE ELSE.

>> OFFICIALS SAY THE VICTIMS

HAVE BEEN IDENTIFIED, BUT THEIR

NAMES ARE NOT BEING RELEASED

UNTIL FAMILY MEMBERS HAVE BEEN

NOTIFIED.

For more infomation >> Two found dead inside Massachusetts home - Duration: 1:30.

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Skiers pack slopes for holiday weekend - Duration: 1:43.

ITE STATE MOUNTAINS.

>> WE ARE HERE FOR THE WEEK,

LIKE THE REST OF MASSACHUSETTS.

CHERISE: INDEED THAT'S WHAT IT

, LOOKED LIKE AT MOUNT SUNAPEE

TODAY, WITH GORGEOUS BLUE SKIES,

THE SUN SHINING DOWN, AND PACKED

POWDER ON THE SLOPES.

>> THERE WERE A LOT OF SKIERS

OUT THERE, JUST NOT QUITE YOUR

TYPICAL DAY OF SKIING.

>> IT'S CRAZY WARM.

>> IT'S ALSO BEEN REALLY HOT

THOUGH.

CHERISE: --

SKI RESORTS EVERYWHERE ARE

REAPING THE REWARDS OF THE

PERFECT TRIFECTA OF PRESIDENTS

DAY, GOOD WEATHER AND

MASSACHUSETTS SCHOOL VACATION

WEEK.

GUNSTOCK IN GILFORD EVEN

COMPLETELY SELLING OUT, THEY HAD

TO TURN PEOPLE AWAY.

BUT PEOPLE AT SUNAPEE DIDN'T

MIND CROWDED CONDITIONS.

>> IT'S DEFINITELY PACKED.

EVERYONE IS EXPECTING THE SAME

THING HERE.

EVERYONE KNEW THEY HAD A LOT OF

SNOW.

EVERYONE CAME UP FOR THE LONG

WEEKEND.

IT'S A GOOD TIME.

CHERISE: A GOOD TIME, IF YOU

DON'T LIKE TO WEAR A JACKET, A

LOT OF PEOPLE HAVING TO TAKE OFF

THEIR LAYERS BECAUSE OF THE

WARMTH.

>> I SAW A GUY WITHOUT A SHIRT

ON EARLIER.

>> I'M PROBABLY NOT GOING TO

WEAR MY COAT FOR THE AFTERNOON.

CHERISE:

--

CHERISE: AND YOU CAN EXPECT THE

SLOPES TO BE BUSY PAST THE

PRESIDENTS DAY HOLIDAY, AS MANY

PEOPLE HAVE PLANS TO STAY HERE

THROUGH THE WEEK.

>> WE HAVE A HOUSE UP HERE SO

WE'RE GOING TO STAY UP HERE.

>> FOR A WHOLE WEEK?

>> YEAH.

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Sarpy County deputies thanked for lifesaving help - Duration: 1:55.

A WOMAN'S LIFE WITH

HIS VOICE.

>> ANOTHER STORY YOU'RE SEEING

ONLY ON 7.

>> BEHIND EVERY DOOR OF EVERY

CALL, DEPUTIES NEVER KNOW WHAT

THEY'RE GOING TO GET. BUT WHEN

WORRIED FAMILY CALLED 911 ABOUT

A DISTRAUGHT WOMAN WITH A GUN,

SARPY KYLE PERCENTVILLE NEWS

WHAT TO DO.

>> WHAT'S GOING ON SO WE CAN GET

THEM THE HELP THEY NEED.

>> PERCENT FIELD SAYS HE AND

ANOTHER DEPUTY KNOCKED ON THE

APARTMENT DOOR. THE PERSON

INSIDE DIDN'T WANT THEIR HELP.

>> THEY WERE GUARDED AT FIRST

AND DIDN'T WANT TO EXPLAIN

SAYING DON'T WORRY ABOUT IT. I

CAN HANDLE THIS MYSELF.

>> BUT HE STAYED, GOT IN AND

EVENTUALLY GOT THROUGH TO HER.

IN SARPY COUNTY THEY TRAIN JUST

AS MUCH FOR THIS SCENARIO AS

THEY WOULD FOR ANYTHING

TACTICAL.

>> THIS IS SOMETHING WE

ENCOUNTER PRETTY MUCH EVERY

SHIFT. EVERY SHIFTY WORKED AT

SOME POINT I'M DEALING WITH

SOMEONE THAT'S DEALING WITH

MENTAL ILLNESS.

>> PERCENT VIL FOUND THIS IN THE

MAIL BOX SAYING THANK YOU FOR

WHAT YOU DO.

>> WE GET THESE THINGS THAT

REAFFIRMS WHY YOU GET INTO THIS.

AND IT TOUCHES YOU A LITTLE BIT.

>> THAT WOMAN WRITES, IF NOT FOR

THOSE DEPUTIES, IT MAY HAVE BEEN

MANY MORE YEARS BEFORE SHE GOT

THE HELP SHE NEEDED. AND SAYS,

I'M DOING MUCH BETTER NOW.

READING THAT FOR DEPUTY KYLE IS

THANK YOU ENOUGH.

>> I DON'T KNOW IF SHE EVEN

REALIZES HOW MUCH THAT POLICE

OFFICER AND MYSELF I CAN SPEAK

IN THIS SITUATION HOW MUCH IT

TOUCHES US. AND IT MAKES US FEEL

LIKE WE'RE OUT HERE DOING THE

RIGHT THING.

>> NOW DEPUTY FERRISVILLE KNOX

ON THE DOORS AND ENCOURAGE THEM

TO OPEN UP. BUT SAYS THAT'S WHAT

THEY'RE TRAINED FOR. THEY

PARTNER WITH HEARTLAND SERVICES

THAT CAN GET A COUNSELOR. THIS

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Several businesses destroyed in Stockton warehouse fire - Duration: 1:31.

MIKE: IN STOCKTON

, THE FIRE

QUICKLY SPREAD TO THREE ALARMS

AFTER BURNING THROUGH THESE

WAREHOUSES AROUND 9:00 THIS

MORNING.

IT DESTROYED AT LEAST FOUR

BUSINESSES.

THE BODY

SHOP NEXT TO ME AND

NOW THE BODY SHOP ON THE OTHER

SIDE.

BESIDES THAT, THE RECYCLING

CENTER.

MIKE: HE LOST H FAMILY-OWNED

AUTO REPAIR SHOP.

HE HAS NO INSURANCE FOR THE

VEHICLES INSIDE.

>> A LOT O MONEY.

MIKE

SOME FOUR DOZEN

FIREFIGHTERS WORKED HARD TO NOT

DOWN THE FLAMES THAT TOPPLED A

LARGE WATER TOWER, CREATING

SAFETY CONCERNS FOR EVERYONE.

>> WE'RE GOING TO BE OUT HERE

ALL DAY AND ALL NIGHT.

WE WILL PROBABLY HAVE A FIRE

WATCH.

WE DO HAVE OUR MARSHALL

INVESTIGATOR ON SCENE.

THEY WILL BE SORTING THROUGH THE

RUBBISH TO TRY TO FIND A POINT

OF ORIGIN.

MIKE: THE PROPERTY OWNER IS

INSURED TOLD US REBUILDING MIGHT

BE PROBLEMATIC.

>> THERE' ABOUT

37,000 SQUARE

FEET ON ONE ACRE.

THEY WOULD NEVER LET YOU BUILD

LIKE THAT AGAIN.

MIKE: NO ONE WAS WORKING TODAY.

SO WHILE THERE WERE NO INJURIE

,

FIREFIGHTERS ARE MAKING AN

EXHAUSTIVE SEARCH JUST TO BE

SURE.

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Lancers edge Tomahawks in overtime - Duration: 0:43.

JASO HIGH SCHOOL BASKETBALL

GAMES ON THE SCHEDULE.

WE START IN MERRIMACK.

THE TOM HAWKS AT HOME --

TOMAHAWKS AT HOME.

DANNY MCKILLOP STRONG MOVE TO

THE PAINT, GETS THE SHORT JUMPER

TO FALL.

AT THE OTHER END, JAKE COLEMAN

WITH A NICE CROSSOVER DRIBBL

IT CREATES SOME SPACE.

HE HITS THE RUNNER IN THE LANE.

TOMAHAWKS WORK IT AROUND TO OWEN

PLOSS.

HE KNOCKS DOWN A THREE FROM THE

FAR WING, BUT JAKE COLEMAN LED

ALL SCORERS WITH 21 POINTS.

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Stanislaus Co. residents prepare for possible river flooding - Duration: 2:00.

WATERFORD WITH HOW THEY ARE

PREPARING TONIGHT.

LINDA: SOME ARE STOPPING BY

PLACES LIK THIS, THE TUOLUMNE

RIVER PARKWAY IN WATERFORD, TO

GET A CLOSER LOOK AT THE RIVER

LEVELS.

THIS IS A POPULAR PLACE FOR

PEOPLE TO WALK, AND SOME OF THE

TRAILS ARE UNDERWATER.

WITH THE RIVER RUNNING HIGH AND

MORE RAIN ON THE WAY --

>> I GOT A NOTICE TODAY SAYING

BE PREPARED TO LEAVE.

LINDA: WATERFORD RESIDENT LEE

SINGLETON IS PREPARING FOR THE

WORST.

>> IT HAS A LIST OF ALL THE

THINGS IN IT.

0 PACKING A BUG OUT BOX IN THE

BACK OF HER TRUCK.

>> BODY WASH, SHAMPOO, BUG

SPRAY.

THIS IS FOR -- YOU CAN PUT

INFORMATION IN IT, LIKE BIRTH

CERTIFICATES AND ANYTHING YOU

MIGHT NEED, IMPORTANT PAPERS.

AND IT IS WATERPROOF, WHICH IS

REALLY NICE.

YOU CAN SEE THE RIVER IS --

LIND IN CASE SHE AND HER NINE

CHILDREN ARE FORCED TO EVACUATE

IN THEIR HOME IN THEIR

COMMUNITY, WHICH SITS JUST 34

FEET FROM THE TUOLUMNE RIVER.

>> WITH THE SPILLWAY, YOU NEVER

KNOW WHAT IS GOING TO HAPPEN.

IT MIGHT BE AN UNCONTROLLED

SPILL.

THEN DON PEDRO IS GOING TO END

UP IN MY BACKYARD.

LIND RIGHT NOW, DEPUTIES ARE

WARNING PEOPLE IN EAST

STANISLAUS COUNTY TO PREPARE FOR

RISING WATER.

THIS DISTRICT MAY BE FORCED TO

RELEASE MORE WATER INTO THE

TUOLUMNE RIVER IN THE NEXT

COUPLE OF DAYS.

>> CURRENT FORECAST,

IF THEY

TURNED UP THE FLOW INTO DON

PEDRO RESERVOIR, WILL PUT IT

OVER THE 830 MAXIMUM ELEVATION

AND WHEN REQUIRE THE TRUNK

URINATION DISTRICT TO OPEN UP

THE CONTROLLED SPILLWAY GATES.

LINDA: SOMETHING IT HAS NOT DONE

SINCE 1997.

THE FORECAST DOES NOT LOOK AS

INTENSE AS BEN, BUT PEOPLE ARE

STILL ON GUARD.

ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, WATERFORD

POLICE SERVICES SAID THEY ARE

PLANNING TO CLOSE THE HICKMAN

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Colusa County residents return to flooded homes - Duration: 1:56.

KCRA 3'S KRISTEN

SIMOES SAYS

THEY ARE NOT SURE HOW MUCH

CLEANUP THEY SHOULD BOTHER

DOING.

KRISTEN: FLOODWATER THAT WAS

FEET HIGH A DAY AGO HAS GONE

DOWN, LEAVING THE OWNER OF KIM'S

COUNTRY CAFE, THE ONLY

RESTAURANT IN MAXWELL, WITH A

MUDDY MESS.

>> IT WAS KNEE-DEEP.

YOU CAN SEE THE WATER LINE.

IT WAS DEEPER TRYING TO GET IN

HERE.

I HAD A BARRAGE OF PEOPLE

HELPING.

WE HAD FOOD OUT.

THAT IS ALL YOU CAN DO.

KRISTEN: TODAY IS CLEANUP AND

ASSESSMENT AS RESIDENTS AND

BUSINESS OWNERS IN MAXWELL AND

WILLIAMS ARE ABLE TO RETURN TO

THE REGION.

THIS AFTER FLOODWATER REACHED

SEVERAL FEET DEEP IN SOME AREAS,

CAUSING 200 PEOPLE TO EVACUATE

QUICKLY.

LOUIS AND SANDY BERLIN WERE

AMONG THEM.

>> I JUMPED UP AND THROUGH MY

SHOES ON AND STEPPED OUT THE

DOOR, AND I WAS IN WATER.

IT WAS ABOUT 3:00 IN THE

MORNING.

KRISTEN: WITH THAT FRESH IN

THEIR MINDS AND THE KNOWLEDGE

ANOTHER STORM IS COMING, TODAY,

MAXWELL IS FOCUSED ON CLEANING

UP FROM YESTERDAY AND GETTING

READY FOR TOMORROW.

>> EVERYTHING IS DRYING UP GOOD.

THE WATER IS MOVING AROUND TOWN,

SO WE ARE TAKING THE TIME TO

ASSESS ALL THE DAMAGES AND

FIGURE OUT WHERE TO MAKE HER

BATTLE PLANS FOR TODAY AND

PREPARE FOR THE NEXT STORM.

KRISTEN: THAT INCLUDES PREPARING

SANDBAGS FOR WHOEVER MIGHT NEED

THEM, EVEN THOUGH THEY ARE NOT

ENTIRELY SURE HOW MUCH THEY WILL

HELP.

>> SOME PEOPLE, THEY HAVE

ALREADY GOT FOUR OR FIVE INCHES

OF WATER IN THEIR HOUSE AND THEY

SAID IT IS NOT WORTH

SANDBAGGING, THE DAMAGE IS DONE.

>> THE CANALS ARE FULL.

WE ARE SATURATED.

WE DON'T KNOW IF IT IS GOING TO

REPEAT ITSELF.

I DON'T WANT TO PUT ALL THE

EFFORT INTO REPEATING -- INTO

CLEANING UNTIL IT IS DONE.