Could tell his parents had been arguing. Things got worse. Howard says her sister yelled at her son to run. As he fled, he reportedly saw his dad pick up his mom and throw her down. Howard says, the boy heard gunshots as he ran down the stairs and out of the house. We have three officers that have been shot. I thank ashley so much because she sacrificed herself and her life for my sister. Reporter but wendy howard is hopeful her familys terrible loss will open others eyes to the issue of Domestic Violence and the danger of staying silent. If you know of people going through the same thing that my sister im sure was going through and never said anything about it, dont be afraid. This is your opportunity. If you dont get out for yourself, get out for your kids. Get out for your family. Reporter in woodbridge, julie carey, news4. This evening the community is being asked to come out and honor officer ashley news4s Darcy Spencer continues our Live Team Coverage with the details on that and
Tears as it made its place where Ashley Guindon planned start a new life. Where it ended so soon. There will be another funeral and guindon will be buried in massachusetts. For the other two officers who were injured in the shooting they are expected to recover. Reporting live, stephen tschida, abc7 news. Alison the police turnout for todays funeral was so great, state police and the officers from other counties were responding to calls in Prince William county today. But police were far from the only people there paying tribute. Amy aubert joins us from woodbridge where people lined up to pay respects. Amy . Amy absolutely. People were sitting on guardrails and waving flags this afternoon. That wasnt the only place where people were gathering. They came out here and leaving messages at a memorial for officer they waited just outside and along the roadways. A community in mourning. If you have a chance to stop and watch, you should stop and take it in. Tammy watched from afar with her
Coverage from metro headquarters. Chris . Well, alison its only been three days since that train filled with smoke and had to be evacuated and already tomorrow the very first lawsuit will officially be filed. Now, the man filing that lawsuit, his name is malbert rich, a 53yearold new yorker who according to his lawyer was just released from the Georgetown University hospital. He says he is suing to make metro safer. Now, he said hed also like some compensation though he wouldnt say how much and wouldnt discuss his injuries. But what he would discuss is that he believed that he was going to die when that train filled with smoke. He even sent a goodbye text to his mother and two of his children. I told my mother that that i loved being her son. And i told my kids i loved being their dad and i told them told them, you know proud to have been there and was going to move on to somewhere better. Now on monday when that train filled with smoke, 84 people were injured and had to receive medica
What we understand is that residents here in this community jumped into action to try to get those people out. Then a man driving this blue recycling truck stopped at the intersection after seeing smoke and fire coming from that house to help get those individuals out. This all happened just after 9 00 this morning. We just talked to that truck driver within the last 10 minutes. He says he could feel the heat coming off the house as he got out of his truck and tried to help those other residents to get the two individuals, a man and a woman, from the home outside of that house. We understand in talking to Prince Georges County fire officials, again this all happened just after 9 00 this morning. That that man is said to be in they are 80s and a father and daughter were taken to the hospital, we understand with smoke inhalation and burn injuries. This is a community effort. They say they quickly tried to get them out of the house here and they were taken again as we said to the hospital
He was beaten with a paddle. He was slapped. He was beaten with the hands on a nightly basis from five to eight hours a night. Reporter coming up at 5 00 youll hear from the student who filed this lawsuit. Hell describe the abuse that he says he endured and why he did not quit the fraternity. In Upper Marlboro darcy spencer, news 4. Bowie state says it has a strengthen hazing policy. This Statement Reads in part Bowie State University is aware of the lawsuit filed today alleging an incidence of hazing by a fraternity on campus. We understand that the university is not named as a party in the suit and we are not able to comment about any allegations cited in the suit. Breaking news right now in the district. D. C. Police are investigating a shooting near the intersection of nanny hell is not boroughs avenue and division avenue in northeast. All police are saying right now is a man is in grave condition. We have a crew there and will bring you an update as soon as it comes . We have lear