and in the federal reserve building behind me there are more than 80 law enforcement officers across california who came to learn from the best. experts like one man who said he lost his daughter years ago, but is still struggling with that pain and is hoping to help other parents with that same experience. victims that are children you get a little emotional with it, so it s hard to detach yourself from the work. reporter: that s why san joaquin county sheriff s department brandon swaim drove three hours to help with experts on missing and exploited children. experts like craig, who s leading the course he says time is the biggest enemy. if you look at recent cases, the children abducted have been brutally murdered within an hour and a half or even less. reporter: that s why extra training on how to respond immediately and with what resources is so critical. know what to do and not ask what to do. because what they re going to run into is chaos. reporter: baltimo
from the nbc 10 south jersey bureau, real diamonds replaced by fakes. a man entrusted to clean south jersey homes is now wanted after police say he stole jewels from his customers. the suspect is linked to at least two thefts in evesham township burlington county. nbc 10 s drew smith is live in evesham township where he found the man has more than theft allegations against him. explain what you found out. reporter: it was people in this neighborhood who hired this guy to come clean their windows. when we started looking into his past we found court documents detailing arrests dating back two decades. when we looked on the sex offender registry we found his name listed as a tier three offender convicted of rape. neighbors in this nice evesham township neighborhood are now spreading the word about brandon santabria. i have seen signs advertising for him. reporter: we called the window company he worked for which is only saying he is suspended indefinitely. police tell us
questioning the motive behind the latest mass shooting. dave wagner, nbc news. let s turn to our chattanooga affiliate and listen live to their coverage. who are right next door to the armed forces career center they explained to me some off-camera, they were too shaken up, they didn t want to go on camera and explain what happened but they told me that they saw this guy with the gun and he pointed it at the armed forces career center he just started firing. if you take a look at that door over there, you can just see bullet holes right over there but folks again, the community needs to come together in prayer tonight. i will send it back to you guys in the studio. they are still putting together the pieces from one of the crime scenes. back here at home we spoke with the commander of philadelphia metro recruitment for the u.s. army. he said recruit operations will continue as usual and they won t reveal any security measures that might be taken in response to this shoo
details still coming in. we will get it to you as soon as they unfold. barbara, back to you. thank you scott. here s video just into the newsroom shows the scene where a woman was killed when a car ran up on the sidewalk in maryland. this is randolph road and veersville road in wheaton. we are told the victim is in her 40s. the driver, also a woman taken to the hospital. news nour s shomari stone is on the way and we will get his report in just a few minutes. also breaking right now the verdict is in for james holmes, the man charged with killing 12 people in a colorado movie theater. 70 others were injured in that theater shooting. if the jury convicts his, he could be sentenced to death. if they find him not guilty holmes will be committed to a mental hospital. right now the search is on for two people involved in separate incidents that left a couple officers injured in prince george s county. one of those cases, a person is facing attempted murder charges. news4
actually talked to nbc10 last week she was upset about what happened to that 13-year-old, her own daughter a 10-year-old was involved in the second attempted abduction. listen to the police chief. he s really frustrated. how frustrating is it? it s extremely frustrating. the judge is supposed to be part of enforcement and he s letting this isn t the first time he s done something like this. he s extremely liberal with these things in a down that hastown that has a lot of crime. reporter: he s 65 years old. police say he was driving a van with graffiti all over it with his window rolled down trying to get those young girls in his van. thankfully they got away safely. his arraignment is at noon where he ll be facing the same district judge that let him out on bail last week. a lot more questions to be asked in this case. why was the bail reduced from what was recommended by the bail department. we ll be sure to be asking those questions. i m drew smith, nbc10 news. a