Death. All hands on deck. How everyone from nuns to celebrities are joining the recovery from hurricane irma. Right now at 11. Students exposed to a dangerous drug. And police in Delaware County say one of their own parents is to blame. Good evening, im jacqueline london. Police say a mother dropped 29 bags of a deadly opioid roigt in the parking lot of her childs school. Nbc10 was live at the school tonight. The school discussed this incident with parents tonight. Parents were reassured that staff is doing everything it can to make sure students are safe. Parents were alarmed it was found in a parking lot. And now parents been charged. Reporter its not the back to School Night Parents expected. One that touched on reading, writing and opioid. Shocking. Reporter more than two dozen bags of the sen thetic opioid for found last week during the second day of school. Williams left it behind in the School Parking lot. The 29 yearold daughter goes to the school. Its scary. To find out that i
Student at Lafayette College. The 19yearold lacrosse recruit was found dead in his dorm room in the lehigh valley. Friends are left looking for answers. Nbc10s matt delucia joins us live in the digital operations center. An autopsy is being performed today . Reporter right. And Lafayette College still just getting into the fall semester, now dealing with the grief and loss of one of its new students. Last night, a large crowd of students there gathered in front of the Student Center on the quad to remember 19yearold Mccray Williams, a freshman lacrosse recruit. He had also been a standout athlete at a boarding school in the boston area. The headmaster of the school in the letter to students said williams died after suffering a severe head injury in a fall. The lehigh coroner found no signs of obvious injury and said williams did not have suicidal tendencies or any known health problems. Right now the college is cooperating with investigators. Clollege campus this time of year is full o
Decides whether to retry the case. And as you just heard, the attorneraney gehas again challenged that order. Stay th cbs 58 as sts thiy continues to unfold. New tonight, a former kenoa county sheriffs officer, bound over for triaon Sexual Assault charges. Charges. 73yeaold Clarence Mielke is cused of assaulting a 50assisted living cenowned by his wife. At his preliminary hearing today, a motion was denied four charges against him. Probable cause was found and he was ordered back to court for arraignment on december 7th. 3 3 toss to drew drew tonight few clouds. Lows in the 40s. Becoming breezy. Wind se 1020 mph. Rest of the highs in the upper 60s getting close territory. Still warm on friday with highs in the fore through. A few rain showers may be possible on friday turning into tperatures on saturday 20 sunday. Today sunshine returns with a mix of sun and clouds. Mild with highs in the middle 50s. Wind n se 510 mph. Tonight few clouds. Lows in the 40s. Becoming breezy. Wind se 1020
Right now in brooksville, 47 degrees. Brook ridge manor at 51. Its a cool start but still pretty mild, right . Tomorrow morning whistle we start to feel that colder air settling in because we are still ahead of the front. Check this out. We start off cool and by noon, up to 76. We top out still at 80 today and well have lots of sunshine. No rain in sight with is move through until after sunset and then that cooler air really settles in. Ill show you how chilly its going to be tomorrow morning coming up right now, in pasco county, deputies are keeping an eye on the Robert Reeves park. Well see what a tipster sand. The Sheriff Office posted these pictures of the dig under the sand. No evidence of a body has been found but a tip has led them to the park. Deputies have not commented whether this is a cold case or a missing person case. The process is meticulous and time consumes, they with anthropologyology dr. Erin kimerly. She helps us trying to locate the scene and being able to work th
Today in the trial of William Porter. The first of Six Police Officers to be charged in connection with the death of freddie gray. The defense rested its case on friday. Reporter Andrew Spencer has the latest. Prosecutors argue officer William Porter ignored pleas for help because the he did not care about freddie grays life. doug colbert university of maryland law professor the prosecution has presented evidence that went far beyond what the public expected, and thats what makes their case very strong. Over the last two weeks, theyve also argued porter went against Department Policy by not securing gray properly in the back of a Baltimore Police transport van. Porters defense has said the opposite arguing standard protocol was to not use seat belts. Theyve tried to pin responsibility on the vans driver, caesar goodson. warren brown attorney and courtroom observer i just dont see where the state has convinced anyone that beyond a reasonable doubt that simplynot belting him in when it w