He said he lived in the house with four others, they all rented separate rooms. This house actually meant the world to me.
Now his world has turned to ash. He claimed he was initially sleeping inside the now-charred home when a fight erupted.
I talked to a man who says he’s lived here since 1993. He claims he called 911 when there was a domestic incident inside, and hopped several fences to escape @WFMYpic.twitter.com/2rRWPPxEZI Jessica Winters (@JessWintersTV) May 6, 2021 I just wanted the people in the house to be saved and everything, for me to get away from him so he wouldn t cause any further harm.
Rockingham County Emergency Services Director Rodney Cates led the debrief on the accident Tuesday morning. Author: Jessica Winters Updated: 10:34 PM EDT May 4, 2021
EDEN, N.C. Rockingham County first responders have dealt with some scary accidents,
like two years ago when a school bus filled with 17 kids crashed.
More recently, more than a dozen agencies responded to the deadly Duke Energy helicopter crash in Eden.
When something big happens, those agencies in the county meet to ask themselves what could we have done better? What did we do exactly right?
Rockingham County Emergency Services Director Rodney Cates led the debrief on Tuesday morning.
Members of the Toronto Beautification Committee recently gathered at the city’s Gazebo Commons area to plant flowers. The volunteer group includes, seated, fr
Members of the Toronto Beautification Committee recently gathered at the city’s Gazebo Commons area to plant flowers. The volunteer group includes, seated, fr
He s the biggest blessing | mom reunited with her abducted baby in Greensboro
Mom Kayla Jazmin has her one-year-old baby, Josea Petty, back safe in her arms. She recounts the sweet, tearful reunion in the hospital. Author: Jessica Winters Updated: 6:48 PM EDT April 7, 2021
GREENSBORO, N.C. Most abduction cases don t have happy endings, but this one does. That s why Kayla Jazmin is sharing her story. My baby is right here with me and it’s the biggest blessing ever, Jazmin said looking down at her son Josea Petty on her lap.
Greensboro police said one-year-old Josea was in his dad s car at a gas station on South Elm-Eugene Street this past Saturday when two men jumped in and sped off.