through as quickly as possible. if home owners insurance policies covered debris removal. they ll be billed for it the application process appears streamlined and most people we saw were we re trying to get the message out to the community to try to do everything as quick as we can. and as thoroughly as we can. that service center will be opened at least two weeks initially and will be open even longer than that if there s still demand for it the clean-up is scheduled to begin on november 1st. in santa rosa, eric thomas, abc7 news. their hearts may be set on bringing home a world championship, but l.a. dodgers players took time out to pack comfort kits of the north bay wildfires. that s former dodger nomar garciaparra taking part. and other team members joined kids from the los angeles boys and girls club and they ll be sent by a petaluma organization and donated to other boys and girls clubs in sonoma county. these are sketches of two people investigators want to t
subject was started. the officer pulled out his weapon, shout at him to stop. he wrapped his hands in payment bags to pre serve any gunfire residue bust the attorney said that a very small amount was found. if the gun was wrapped in something, that would explain why there was very little gunshot residue. if any, that ended up on the defendant s hand. he said he found the gun under a swivel chair at the pier wrapped in a piece of cloth. when he went to examine it, he claims the gun accidentally fired. the bullet ricochetted, hitting steinle who was about 90 feet away. the baseline question for the jury would be whether the defendant intended to pull the trigger. prosecutors said he did. after the suspect admitted to tossing it. no cloth was found. the suspect has been arrested and police are searching for two more after a deadly shooting in san jose was lirnged to a statewide brothel ring. police determined suspect in the opposite were involved in robbery and sexual as
department. reporter: a search of criminal court records turned up one prior arrest for matthew farris. in 2007 when farris was 18 years old, he was arrested for driving under the influence of alcohol. there were no prior arrest records for lubrin or rodriguez, but a source familiar with the investigation tells abc 7 news that an inmate currently in the hospital has accused rodriguez and another correctional deputy, not currently facing charges, in a different incident involving excessive force. the source says the inmate is being treated at valley medical for a broken jaw. attorney paula canne is representing tyree s family. she thanks sheriff smith on behalf of the family for acting swiftly and reminded everyone that michael was someone s brother and son. michael tyree, even though he was an inmate in a jail, is a person of value. reporter: social justice advocates say inmates have complained about santa clara county correctional deputies before. the differences now
michael tyree was found dead a week ago in his cell. the autopsy results showed tyree died of blunt force trauma. david is live along with melanie woodrow. david, start us off, please. reporter: he was in jail for drug possession as well as petty theft. the sheriff today called his murder could you ardly and disgusting and contrary to the values that deputies are expected to embrace. the attorney for the family of michael tyree didn t mince words about his death. there s a fact basis for the phrase he got the [ bleep ] out of him. so they beat him badly. reporter: after a week of silence the santa clara county sheriff laid out details from the investigation, the deputies are accused of murder, conspiracy and assault under color of authority. the coroner s examination found tyree bled to death after blunt force trauma and found naked and covered in feces. this is a tragic, sad, heartbreaking event and that michael tyree, is a person of value deputies ferris
parts of which remain on lockdown right now. police are searching the campus for a suspect described as a man wearing cargo shorts and no shirt. only one of the injured men is at the hospital right now. we don t know how seriously hurt he is. the other man did not need to go to the hospital and students were stuck in the classrooms for about 45 minutes before police let them leave. we got two shelter in place notices since we left the building so they sent us out and sent us a message telling us to shelter in place which is concerning and we have no clue where we re going. our cars are on campus and we can t leave. witnesses say there were four, maybe five shots then they heard screaming and saw students running. campus police are asking people to stay away from the area. classes have been canceled for the remainder of the evening. good evening, thank you for joining us tonight. our top local story, the arrest of three south bay jail guards. the disappointment