airport. they summoned the security chief for a meeting. a primary gas line caused five homes to be on fire. initially all 3,000 people were evacuated and they called it off after the situation was controlled. i was taking my son to school and i heard sirens and everything and we were right in front of the apartment building. fire trucks were already here. there was a fire. and then just as we were coming in front of it, it blew. ann petway confessed in an interview on sunday. she stole a 19 day old baby back in 1987. that baby, carlina white, now 23, recently figured out she didn t belong to this woman. dna tests prove it, too.
last year, where that mug shot thatby have was taken last spring. those were from embezzlement charges. there was attempted embezzlement. north carolina law essentially calls it embezzlement if you are steamenting attempting to steal, where she stole from her company. it s interesting because this goes back to north carolina where she had raised 23-year-old carlena white, named her nanz and it wasn t until the last year or so where she started searching on the internet for different missing children s cases in 1987, found a picture that looks like her baby now, she has a baby, then went ahead and called and turns out she was the missing child from back in 1987. a very twisted case. she was reunited with her family last week, a very emotional reunion, and no essentially ann petway could face up to life in prison. we ll know when she faces those charges later this afternoon. jon: she apparently solved
swear. dave briggs everybody. dave briggs. thank you, thank you. all right folks. let s get serious again. this is a fox news alert. 44-year-old ann pettway the woman accused of kidnapping that 19 day old baby from a new york hospital and then raising that child as her own has finally surrendered after the now 23-year-old woman at the heart of this case once baby carlino white discovered her true identity after contacting the center of exploited and missing children and went public with her story. ann petway was arrested in the alleged kidnapping of carlene gnaw white in the harlem hospital. she is expected to appear in manhattan federal court tomorrow to face federal kidnapping charges. no statute of limitations when it comes to kidnapping. doesn t matter it was so long
julie? reporter: this all went down in connecticut, jon. apparently she had seen herself on television and when she did she got scared, she called police in bridgeport and that s when the fbi contacted her and got her to turn herself in, where she will face federal kidnapping charges here at federal court in downtown manhattan. she had been wanted, an arrest warrant was issued last week, for embezzlement charges and for violating her parole, which would essentially require her to get permission to leave the state of north carolina. police weren t exactly sure whether or not she had left the state. but it s interesting, because they were looking for her, because they wanted to question her in relation to this kidnapping. she weren t necessarily going to be pressing charges, but indeed those charges will be pressed today, kidnapping charges dating back to 1987, jon. jon: so kidnapping, any other charges as a result of this? the federal kidnapping charges which she faces here, she was
cut back government spending. plus there s that big march on washington today. march for life. he s going to talk about that. so we got a busy two hours and start now with some headlines. ok. thank you very much. the woman accused of kidnapping a 19-day-old child from a new york hospital, this happened 23 years ago. she heads to federal court today. sources say ann petway reportedly used facebook to tell police she was finally giving up. she had been on the run for a week. according to a report in today s new york post, petway may have snatch snatched karlina white to hold on to her relationship with a rumored drug kingpin. petway who was pregnant at the time lost his baby. a police precinct in detroit turning into a crime scene. the suspect opened fire inside the ninth precinct in the northwestern district wounding four officers before cops shot and killed him. the police chief said things could have been much worse if not for the officer s quick response. as you can imagine, ut