today, especially when you consider the number of women who may have been victims of this and not even known it and they re still out there, victims of 37-year-old kyle muehlhauser. he s going to jail now after sentencing today, but the lawsuits have just begun in this case because tomorrows are convinced there are many more victims out there. in court today muehlhauser admitted to video peeping at his restaurant the ram s head tavern. he was busted when a hidden camera fell to the floor right in front of one of the victims. she took the camera to police. today a plea bargain this netted him two partially suspended two year prison sentences. he ll do 90 days in the howard county jail and do all the time if he violates the conditions of his release, but here s what else prosecutor joanna miller revealed today. it happened over the course of three years and we were able to identify multiple bathrooms on the camera that was found by the victim. reporter: so with the potentia
down my neck and i laid back. that s all i remember. reporter: witnesses say the driver of the minivan, 30-year- old keith jeffords tried to run away and was even confrontational until he was eventually arrested. he get out running, running. a girl here and he was fighting everyone. he was in front of me. so, he tried to move out and go in the store. so, he was there running. reporter: now, police say jeffords has been charged with assault, dwi, four counts of assault, rather, dwi and leaving the scene of an accident with serious bodily injury. there were two spas gears in his car. they were taken two passengers in his car. they were taken to christ hospital but left without being treated. they refused treatment there. coming up on first at 4:00 we will hear from one of the eyewitnesses and good samaritans that tried to tussle with jeffords to keep him from leaving the scene. darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. thank you, darla. new at noon a final good- bye
been released but one female officers remains here. reporting live in jersey city, darla miles, channel 7 eyewitness news. darla, thank you. calls for action tonight in brooklyn after a violent weekend that left three people shot and killed. president eric adams and several council members holding a rally outside burle hall this morning to launch a campaign against gun violence. they are calling for community and police cooperation after a wave of shootings over the last two days. they set up an open casket outside burle hall as a stark reminder of the cost of all this gun violence. when a bullet is discharged from a barrel of a gun, it does not discriminate. it would take the life of anything and anyone that it is. york cop. eyewitness news reporter kemberly richardson at today s rally will break down the antiviolence campaign coming up on eyewitness news at 6:00. in less than an hour, concerned community members will come together in the bronx to address the legionn
celebration. adams new campaign, take 5 to stay alive also lays out simple steps he believes can drive down the number of shootings. go through your home and see if your child is one of the individuals who is carrying a gun. don t start mourning after your child has shot is shot when your child is part of a crime. reporter: others point out there is no single solution to this troubling issue, that it has many layers involving the police, community leaders and those who live in these communities. we have the ability to address this problem in a meaningful way. it s important because whatever new york city does, the rest of the country will follow. reporter: next to this coffin adams printed out fliers approach. again the coffin will be here through friday. for now we are live in downtown brooklyn, kemberly richardson, kemberly, thank you. new details about a chain reaction crash in jersey city that injured several people including police officers. tonight we are
he s in critical condition and severely injured in this accident last night. reporter: cars and minivans scattered across the street with debris. they described the accident a scattered collision. he hit another car. that car hit another car. reporter: around 8:00 sunday night, investigators say the driver of the van was speeding down myrtle avenue in jersey city when it hit the silver car. police say the van spun out of control and pushed the car into a driveway. the car striking and critically injuring a jersey city police officer that was standing on the sidewalk. the chain reaction accident sent car parts raining all across the street, leafing 12 people hurt. i was leaving 12 people hurt. i was shocked! it was daylight! kids were outside riding their bikes. there was a group of kids playing football when the accident happened. get hit. they did not get hit. amen. reporter: the name of the released. as for the driver of the minivan, witnesses say he tried t