Alex savage, ktvu alice wertz is joining us now live from the concord bart station with more on this investigation. Alex, what do we know right now . Yeah it was at about 1140 this morning a call came in to Concord Police. They then called bart police here in this parking lot, Yellow Police tape was set up where the incident happened. An isolated corner of the second story of the concord, bart parking garage. A bart officer collecting evidence and placing markers in this empty corner. A suspect apparently got away on a county connection bus, but both bart and Concord Police surrounded the bus next to the sun valley mall where a juvenile suspect was taken into custody. No word as if there are other suspect. In addition to collecting evidence, bart reports the reviewing Surveillance Video from security cameras as part of their investigation. As for now, we have no word on the victim or whether or not they were transported. Where here at the concord bart station. In the next hour, well be
In newspaper from when nixon was president. Investigators say the property belongs to an elderly man named mark elson, who recently died. They say he was a chemist and possibly a science teacher. His estranged brother discovered the chemicals early this week. There was a pretty strange relationship there. The gentleman hadnt spoken to his brother in over 60 years. I believe his brother passed away about six months ago. Neighbors say elson kept to himself and was a hoarder. Run to the yard and stuff over there was so bad people had to walk out into the street to get around it and stuff. San pablo Police Confirm hes faced 18 Code Violations for blight and trash is a constant issue. I was always worried if a firework went off on the 4th of july, but never were the dangerous and explosive chemicals found until now. You had a bomb on your hand and you didnt even know. Many were rattled as First Responders went door to door, quickly evacuating homes. I was nervous that the thing was going to
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