After a water main break partially shutdown terminal a. Pam this is a live picture from outside. Still no word on what caused the problem. But all of this has really caused a huge headache for travelers. Forcing some flight delays and cancelations. Kron4s Terisa Estacio has more. Reporter a chaotic morning on this monday because of a water main break and it was not just because of a water main break it was a hot water main break with temperatures of 180 degrees all over terminal day. Forcing the sprinklers to go off and the water then went into the walls the carpet and as well as several electronic systems. Very important electronic systems. And what they are trying to do to rectify the situation . To have the rescue teams and with extraction systems with peters and etc. Heaters we are assisting with type of damage was done in terminal 8 right now as well as the t s eight equipment. We are on our way to hawaii and this is not a good start. Reporter to recede as stasi 0 kron 4 news pam
And theres a lot of gang graffiti back when i was growing up. I was interested in looking at it and seeing the messages that were up there. When i got into the Phoenix Police department, i worked four years on the road and then i started doing School Resource officer. The School Resource officer for a couple years where i really, really learned about graffiti. In your presentation, it talked about how the schools, schools are big where they start out, okay. [speaker not understood] at home, but school is where they really get started. In the state of arizona if graffiti is done in school, a cemetery or church, its an automatic class expeling. Anybody here from arizona . Where are you from . Tucson. Awesome. Where are you from . Im from [speaker not understood]. You work at the prison . [speaker not understood]. The jail, okay. Are you guys law enforce. Ment in here . Any nonLaw Enforcement in here . What you do . [speaker not understood]. Sweet. [speaker not understood]. Neighborhood r
In your presentation, it talked about how the schools, schools are big where they start out, okay. [speaker not understood] at home, but school is where they really get started. In the state of arizona if graffiti is done in school, a cemetery or church, its an automatic class expeling. Anybody here from arizona . Where are you from . Tucson. Awesome. Where are you from . Im from [speaker not understood]. You work at the prison . [speaker not understood]. The jail, okay. Are you guys law enforce. Ment in here . Any nonLaw Enforcement in here . What you do . [speaker not understood]. Sweet. [speaker not understood]. Neighborhood revitalization. Awesome. We work really, a lot hand in hand in the city of phoenix with our Neighborhood Services department. By far some of my best friends. We get a lot done. I cant speak enough about them. Somebody asked me if [speaker not understood] can come in here. I want to try to keep the media out. Ill tell you guys about that in the future, how we don
The radio and they slow all that. You know what im saying . Its just graffiti, just a misdemeanor. But we talk about it, its not just graffiti, it is a gateway crime. Were doing a study right now as we speak, were into our second year showing that its not just grab at t other aloe, showing that their next step is burglary. With the use of facebook and the use of our program right here that we did just this past year, we helped with a homicide. We helped with a sexual assault. Not a kid, but trigs went in and sexually assaulted the mom of a girl and they tagged their name on the wall. Who did they come to first . Us. Who do you think this is . We told them. They went and sat on them, got all the evidence we needed, got a good arrest. So, its not just graffiti. I keep telling the officers on the street, it is not just grab eat aloe. It leads to something else. We talk about the addictive behavior of graffiti. It really is addictive. Everybody that ive interviewed so far, were going to ta
United states army, military police corps. Any [speaker not understood] here . Just one . Prior to that when i went to college i was always looking at graffiti. Im originally from wisconsin and theres a lot of gang graffiti back when i was growing up. I was interested in looking at it and seeing the messages that were up there. When i got into the Phoenix Police department, i worked four years on the road and then i started doing School Resource officer. The School Resource officer for a couple years where i really, really learned about graffiti. In your presentation, it talked about how the schools, schools are big where they start out, okay. [speaker not understood] at home, but school is where they really get started. In the state of arizona if graffiti is done in school, a cemetery or church, its an automatic class expeling. Anybody here from arizona . Where are you from . Tucson. Awesome. Where are you from . Im from [speaker not understood]. You work at the prison . [speaker not