Now, wmur news 9 at noon. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. Visit ncicap. Org] sean a growing memorial right there as the man accused of killing a Virginia Police officer during her first day on the job appeared before a judge. Good afternoon. I m sean mcdonald. Army Staff Sergeant Ronald Hamilton is accused of murdering his wife along with officer ashley guindon. Hamilton is now held without bail. Prosecutors say they ll likely seek the Death Penalty in this case. And right now, memorials are growing across merrimack in honor of officer guindon. She was a 2005 graduate of Merrimack High School, and her death is hitting the community hard. Our amy coveno joins us live with the somber reactions today. Good afternoon, amy. Amy good afternoon, shunted Ashley Clinton is the six graduate of Merrimack High School to die. The profound sadness is being felt throughout the community of merrimack today but it is
Finding a solution sooner than later. Abc9 reporter allison n rren met with supervisis Jeremy Taylor today and she has more his plan. Allison other than for a once a month, Weekend Program for nonviolent offenders. The Prairie Hills work release facility hasnt been used in weeks. Jeremy taylor tells me that having the facility is a waste of taxpayer dollars and he thinks he has a better solution. Allison warren, abc9 news a long term facility study of the Prairie Hills work release facility is again getting the building some attention. This building is in need of w electrical system, new boilers, a domestic hot water system and a variety of upgrades to the point wherer structurally and for the long term were questioning whether its really worth keepepg this facility in use. Allison warren, abc9 news and before those repairs are made, taxpayers are already spending a pretty penny on Prairie Hills. Jeremy taylor, itll cost us over 1. 2 Million Dollars over the next ten years and thats ju
As you can see, they are there to view the car, when it suddenly lurched forward striking five cared speaks as well as peds. Pedestrian, the car pinned the victim beneath the car as you indicate was med flighted. People running in all directions we spoke with a couple of witnesses. I dont know what was happening, he lost control. We dont know why, high speed, he hit the people, the other car. Dead you hear the brakes or we didnt hear anything. And everybody screaming, he not reacting he just driving. It went through the wall, there was smoke everywhere. What was the reaction . People were screaming everybody get out. I was two feet away from my friend he listened to me. Now youre looking at a picture of that heavilydamaged bmw that struck a cement wall why that driver suddenly accelerated the driver was not seriously injured and all those who were not strike did not have life threatening injuries, several people here for a car auction when one went out of control. Wbz news,ths thank yo
Just seven hours, maybe you, will win 1. 5 billion. From a psychic prediction to the glitch at a local stores machine. Three minutes. We keep dangling the carrot in front of peoples faces. Everyone wants it. But first, breaking news coming in minutes ago from the Hurricane Center on a subtropical system brewing in the atlantic. Lets get straight over to chief meteorologist tom sorrells. Hes busy pinpointing its projected path. Whats the latest . Oh, my gosh, julie, this is going to be one of those things thats really interesting but forecast. Wow, is it crazy interesting. This is subtropical storm alex. This is bermuda. Atlantic. Its up to spain, way far away from us. The path of projected movement is going to take it due north in the coming days, over the islands and up to here by friday at 1 p. M. Its never going to be a player but its the first time weve had a named storm in the atlantic this early since 1978 and only the fourth time on record ever have we had a named system in janu
St. Cloud police say sarah moore came to this Verizon Wireless store yesterday afternoon and asked the clerk inside for his help in remotely removing information from her cell phone which had been seized by police. Moore, a substitute Health Teacher at st. Cloud middle school, was arrested last week on charges she repeatedly had sex with a teenage boy. Instead of helping moore, that clerk called police. The state has produced and shown to me a statement made by that clerk saying that she wanted to delete stuff off her phone because she was in trouble with the cops. But what was on that phone . Were there pictures . Were there Text Messages . I have no idea whats on it. What they think is on it. What they knew was on it before. The problem is, neither do st. Cloud police investigators. They say they have no way of knowing whether moore was successful or not in deleting anything from her phone. But what they do know is she not telling them what it is. Moores attorney offered up his own e