That Michael Mayes will indeed attend sergeant smiths funeral, along with the rest of the b. A. R. T. Police department. Now, tonight at 6 00 well hear from somebody who knows all too well what mayes is going through. Hes been talking to other officers involved in friendly fire situations and also with johannes mehserle. Well have that part of the story tonight at 6 00. Now to a developing story, a College Student accused of having a weapons of mass destruction. His arrest happened in pennsylvania but the student grew up here in the area. His family lives in san carlos. Kimberly tere is live in belmont with the latest for us. Kimberly. Reporter the 19yearold graduated from Carlmont High School last year and students tell us today the school was abuzz with talk about the circumstances surrounding the arrest. On friday, police in altoona, pennsylvania, began searching his apartment. They were looking for a marijuana grow operation, but say they found something far more dangerous. Officer
Touch her inappropriate lit. Its serious, especially since my first year of dorming and i walk around here all the time. Reporter police are focussing patrols on the main campus. We ask students to walk in groups, if possible, to always be aware of your surroundings and utilize the escort service. Reporter Student Police cadet says one of the escort vehicles students can call from any one of the police call boxes. She says calls for service are up. I think because of the alerts, students are just starting to get more worried and cautious and they want to be safe. Reporter the escorts are available 24 17 on the campus and there is a shuttle to drive students off campus until 1 00 in the morning as far as interstate 80, 16th street, julian and first street. While police work to track down the suspects, the Three Friends plan to stick together and perhaps trade in pepper spray for something more serious. Im thinking about buying a taser. Reporter the captain tells me that another woman, a
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