Learning that a Montgomery County nonprofit will be helping with the search, lending their experience, their organizational skills, to the search for the hoggle children. Police, family members, and even complete strangers have spent hours and hours searching for sarah and jacob hoggle. The toddlers have been missing since the beginning of september. Their father hopes that a new reward fund will help continue that search. They have been missing for two months. Father troy turner holds out hope his children will be found safe. Now, some more help to keep the search going. The victims rights foundation, a Nonprofit Group dedicated to the victims of violent crime, is starting a reward fund. Whatever donations are collected will go to the person who finds the missing children. It gives us more organization. It gives us a greater base to pull volunteers from which is something that we need a lot of to finish up these searches. We probably have still close to 300 maps to complete. Reporter
Certain guard rails. And only on news 4, the multimillion dollar lawsuit filed against metro, new claims about the contractor working on the line. News 4 starts now. We begin tonight with the lawsuit filed on behalf of a metro contract worker who was killed on the job last year in an accident near metro station. Chris lawrence has been going through the paperwork filed in this case today. He joins us with the latest in the studio. Yes, this man was a veteran, a soldier, a father of six. These documents show why they mean to make metro pay. Harold ingrams obituary mentions the time he served in the army and the time he spent in the war. In fact, he was still serving time in the military. He was a contractor working on the red line tunnel in october of last year, part of a crew repairing the rails near Union Station and judiciary square. The lawsuit says at some point the hose ruptured shooting a fire ball from the hose, which caused a metro crane prior to that time operator to raise the
First light showing up on the Eastern Horizon from the storm team 4 tower camera. A few clouds around. Headline for this brrsday, might get the a shower around 6 00, 7 00 p. M. Temperatures in the mid30s. Near 40 in fairfax. Loudoun and william in the upper 30s. At the bus stop this morning, bundle up. Well stay cold through 8 00. Lots of sun. Chilly between 8 00 and 9 00. Low 40s. When youre waiting for the bus, download the storm team 4 weather app. Check the temperatures where you are. Get it on google play and the itunes store. Your time 6 02. The family of a metro worker killed on the job last year is suing the agency for 10 million. Harold ingram was a war veteran working on the red line near union station. A broken hose sprayed hydraulic fluid and caused a fire, and the crane operator lost control of a 40feet piece of rail, which hit and killed ingram. The family is claiming negligence. They say he failed to proper job briefing. They confirmed the lawsuit but will not comment an
M ever made any threats. Capheim is due back before another judge tomorrow morning at 9 00. Right now hes only charged with one count of carrying a rifle, but more charges could be added tomorrow. L also have a chance then to explain what his intentions were. Coming up at 6 00, well tell you what Iowa Court Records tell us about h reporting live from d. C. Superior court, mark segraves, news4. I think you were told. I i dont want to compromise your integrity. But we dont i dont talk about it. And i would appreciate it if it was scuttled. I hear you. I will tell that to my editors. And i think they will well, i think if you want to consider yours to be serious that it will not appear an. That was bill cosby, talking with an Associated Press reporter earlier this month. He declined to answer questions about standup comic hannibal buress, referri to cosby as a rapist. And cosby also asked the reporter not to use his nonanswer. This happened before several of cosbys accusers went public fo
And phd students. Reporter one of the students came to wocourt today. I knew he was very pompous and this was a big shock. Reporter prosecutors revealed in court they published a website on the rabbis case so possible victims can contact investigators. Emma and jeffrey reported her fears that she had been caught on camera and went public. As a result, they were shunned and made to feel like snitches at their synagogue in rockville. No one talks to us in that synagogue. The president did speak to us and said, dont expect an apology. Reporter this is how difficult this investigation is. Detectives have about 10 years of video they have to review, women who wonder if they were potenti potent victims are told to submit a head shot and then the detectives go through the painstaking process reviewing the video looking for them. Thats the latest at the d. C. Courthouse. Family and friends of a High School Student whos murdered will soon be gathering for a vigil in his honor. To the boys name