Kind of destruction is very frustrating. Reporter this is a view from the outside at around 3 00 this morning. The camera capturing the moment the suspect kicks in the door to the saloon. The owner say he spent about two and a half hours inside the building. At one point, he even put a beer bucket on his head. Eventually he discovered with where they kept some of the money and took it. He also kicked in the doors to some of the rooms upstairs. And those doors are at least its a historic building. So to try to replace that hardware and maintain the look and character of the building is going to be difficult. According to the Yavapai County Sheriffs Office the suspect is 34yearold Sean Sparling of phoenix. Hes also accused of going into two cabins at a neighboring business and demanding phones from the people the victims. The owners of the saloon have been worried recently. I was warned about the bartender that they were concerned about his behavior, so we were kind of trying to keep an
That, and you can see it sliding on up here but that stuff is going to move on. Its the stuff right here in the west that we are keeping our eye on. You see that line of storms over there and well take a look at those storms coming in. It is just a line of storms coming in. It is this line in the wickenburg area that we are keeping our eye on. We do continue to see moisture moving into the northern portion of the state, williams flagstaff area might see something a little bit later, and you can see a few storms moving up here toward globe. But right here in phoenix, the most encroachment that we are watching is on the west side, and we will keep our eye on that. Well have a full weather coming up in just a few minutes. All right. It would be nice to get a little rain, dave, and look at this, we mentioned the storms bringing a could see them from the central valley. Check out this photo from a fox 10 viewer in Lake Havasu City tonight. Fire breaking out near 171st avenue and chandler he
That, and you can see it sliding on up here but that stuff is going to move on. Its the stuff right here in the west that we are keeping our eye on. You see that line of storms over there and well take a look at those storms coming in. It is just a line of storms coming in. It is this line in the wickenburg area that we are keeping our eye on. We do continue to see moisture moving into the northern portion of the state, williams flagstaff area might see something a little bit later, and you can see a few storms moving up here toward globe. But right here in phoenix, the most encroachment that we are watching is on the west side, and we will keep our eye on that. Well have a full weather coming up in just a few minutes. All right. It would be nice to get a little rain, dave, and look at this, we mentioned the storms bringing a could see them from the central valley. Check out this photo from a fox 10 viewer in Lake Havasu City tonight. Fire breaking out near 171st avenue and chandler he
Where he needs to go. Its freedom for me, because i can go where i want to with this long white cane. A first year transfer student, he navigates through a. S. U. s downtown campus. This cane does represent how independent i am as a blind person. His cane protecting what he cant see. He says he considers himself no different, but students in his dorm hall arent paying attention, and thats a struggle. People arent paying attention as i walk through with my cane, and thats discouraging. Time after time, he says hes facebook page. They are tripping on it because they are not paying attention or kicking it off the ground, like its debris. Its a threat to his freedom, his way of life. If they break the cane, then its me stranded with nowhere to go until it gets replaced. And tonight hes hoping to raise awareness. He says there are students out there just like him who also deserve that level of respect. He wants people to care. Yes, i can do everything you guys can i live like the sighted co
Where he needs to go. Its freedom for me, because i can go where i want to with this long white cane. A first year transfer student, he navigates through a. S. U. s downtown campus. This cane does represent how independent i am as a blind person. His cane protecting what he cant see. He says he considers himself no different, but students in his dorm hall arent paying attention, and thats a struggle. People arent paying attention as i walk through with my cane, and thats discouraging. Time after time, he says hes facebook page. They are tripping on it because they are not paying attention or kicking it off the ground, like its debris. Its a threat to his freedom, his way of life. If they break the cane, then its me stranded with nowhere to go until it gets replaced. And tonight hes hoping to raise awareness. He says there are students out there just like him who also deserve that level of respect. He wants people to care. Yes, i can do everything you guys can i live like the sighted co