she was 76. joe s wife owns numerous condos along richmond highway, apartments she rents out to people in need. they say she s a generous landlady who helped people get their lives back together. jacobs is one of those people. she believes someone may have targeted this couple. and then to kill a man like joe rohrs? if they knew him, he was sweet, he was so funny. he was an outgoing man. this was a 94-year-old man. who would it was just it was heartbreaking to even hear about. reporter: now back to the woman picked up this morning, charged in that november burglary here. please looking at a possibility she may have rented an apartment from this couple. what do police have to say about her? more on that coming up at 6:00. live in alexandria, pat collins, news4. georgetown university police catch a burglar in the act. the man they say was trying to open doors at townhouses here on prospect street. police tell us he had a backpack full of burglary tools. after arrest
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Subscriber only A training company whose state funding was cut after a Sunday Mail investigation into job agencies luring the unemployed into subsidised courses has collapsed into liquidation. It comes as nine companies remain under investigation by the State Government, which will consider hiking penalties for companies caught breaching contract rules under the training scheme. A special investigation by The Sunday Mail in August exposed a scheme in which job agencies would advertise entry level jobs, such as factory and warehouse work, only to tell applicants they would need to sit through a free Certificate 3 course with a particular trainer to be eligible for work.