Richardson. Newscenter 5s diane cho is live in groton right now. Diane crews are still cleaning up as several trees came crashing down on this family property including what appears to be part of a tree that landed on the family fell from state the family fell steps. Four cars are parked in the driveway at vincent pinque home but from this view its hard to see the others. Cars totally taken out and 2 we hope are ok. Diane two trees came toppling down on his familys cars. Luckily, no one was inside at the time. It is covering the truck and my daughter fell car and my wife fell car and my son fell car took the full brunt. But thank god we were lucky. Nothing up and the house. Diane he says the storm left this morning causing several , trees on their property here off riverbend drive in groton to come crashing down. Just got dark very quickly. Thunder pattern. Bump, bump, bump. I saw the first three coming towards the house. I was just yelling to the kids get downstairs. We got to get in
The chief said he is confident his department has nothing to hide. Why am evans said the judges ruling gives the Body Camera Program the official goahead. It has been played out in the court. I do not like to say it is a victory. We will move forward. Judge Douglas Wilkins criticized the police union for insisting the Camera Program members not to volunteer. The judge wrote it would be unfair to enjoin the order when the union has alleged injury is in civic insignificant part selfinflicted. We hope they will reconsider that approach and to embrace the Pilot Program. The Union President said he is disappointed by the ruling but promised to work to make the body cameras a success saying i will highlight the good work that is done by the members of the union every day. Until the Pilot Program begins were Still Holding our breath. Community activists say they would like to see one change in policy so officers might must write incident reports before viewing the video. As opposed to viewing
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