UPDATE: SUV in Albany Fire Reported Stolen, Dumped at Farm
ALBANY TOWNSHIP The Stearns County Sheriff s Office has released additional information into a suspicious fire at a farm in Albany Township Sunday.
A fire inside a machine shed at Krebs Family Farm LLC is under investigation after a strange set of circumstances leading up to the blaze.
Albany Fire and Rescue was dispatched to the property in the 23,000 block of 360th Street in Albany Township Sunday afternoon. Firefighters found the fire had consumed an SUV inside a machine shed on the property.
A family member of the LLC told authorities the SUV wasn t his and someone must have left it there. Authorities later learned the vehicle was reported stolen out of Stearns County.
investigators recovering a stolen suv. they re now searching for a man seen on surveillance. abc s linsey davis now. reporter: tonight, the stolen suv police say was used to kidnap 13-year-old hania aguilar, found abandoned, nine miles from her mobile home in lumberton, north carolina. investigation torps now searching the suv for possible dna, and police are also asking for the public s help identifying this man, spotted walking toward hania s home shortly before she vanished from her front yard as she waited to go to school. this is actually the only individual who we saw out walking at that time of day, in this part of the neighborhood. reporter: police say a witness told them a man wearing all black, with a yellow bandana, forced the girl into her family s green suv and drove away. the fbi is not calling the man want to talk to him, david. lynn linsey, thank you. when we come back here tonight, the new storm system from coast to coast.
the pence he will used to write the note on the boat the same boat seen by jurors yesterday at the request of the defense team. in more dramatic testimony yesterday, witnesses describe a gunbattle between the tsarnaev brothers and police in the normally quiet boston suburb of watertown. a showdown that ended with dzhokhar tsarnaev running over his older brother as he fled in a stolen suv killing him. nbc s ron mott is in boston with us. it has been intriguing ron, to hear this but much of this played out on live television and we are hearing firsthand accounts but how is this moving the trial forward? something about this trial, while we knew nuts and bolts of things that went down two years ago in april, didn t know a lot of details. to hear police officers describe the gunbattle, witnesses looking from the apartment, it is striking to hear that level of
womack slid out of his cuffs and ran towards the car. yelling, get out of the car. get out of the car. open the car door. tried to actually pull him out of the car. as he was taking off. reporter: but he lost his footing. i knew i was going to fall. and i guess in the back of my mind i thought this is going to hurt. reporter: dash cam shows the stolen suv s back tire driving across his body, breaking two ribs and causing internal bleeding. the officer calls for police, gets to his feet. buckles to the ground in pain. hearing it is kind of what hits home. me actually, in pain, or calling for help. whatever it may be, whatever is kind of tugs at me. reporter: he was later caught in a police chase. the officer spent months recovering from the injuries. then last week, another close call. a truck slammed into his patrol