announcer: live from the station taking action for you. this is abc action news. all new at 11:00, a terrified woman sharing her story with us tonight after waking standing at the foot of her bed. good evening, i m paul lagrone. and i m wendy ryan. we re learning more about the man who held 11 people hostage in a jacksonville bank. earlier, nicholas humphrey was arrested on domestic abuse charges in the bay area. that case still pending, and humphry kept repeating to reporters new world order , and earlier he walked into a bank and took 11 people hostage during the course of an attempted robbery. s.w.a.t. members got all hostages out safely and the dog was unharmed and now with animal control. to breaking news, tampa police looking for this boy for a second time tonight. jahova wells, he was missing today, but he was found and returned to his mother, then she reported him missing again just two hours ago. wells is only 12 years old, and he s brand-new to the tampa ba
suspect calls his gun and shoots and kills jeffrey and continues to flee. we are knocking on the door at 1:00 in the morning. reporter: that night, detectives won the owner of this nearby marathon gas station. the suspect ran through the parking lot and they desperately needed his surveillance video. so i gave them the time they needed. reporter: he hopes it will help them get justice for morrow. it is awful. reporter: sheriff grady judd vowed to find his killer. here is a clue for you mr. murder. you made your last purchase. or one of your last purchases because we are going to find you. arrest you, put you in the county jail. $450, the item. and we are told it was a legitimate sale. but you know what keith n a good reminder. no item is worth your life. no, and you just have to be aware. seller beware. buyer beware. in these days and times you have to be thinking about these things and this meeting at night is not the way to go. any other solutions? reporte
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it was a bittersweet sound. they paid tribute to john kotfila jr. i m proud t to call him a hero. but a lilike of men and women in the room, he was not defined by one moment in time. reporter: master deputy gary herman thought of him as a son and said the man who put his patrol car between a wrongway driver and another motorist saturday morning was always ready to help others. and that is what made him a true hero. not because of how he died, but because of how he lived. reporter: he comes from a family of cops in california and police from that state showed up in droves for his funeral. his mother and father sat quietly next to his casket while his sister said good-bye. down here on earth, but gained another one up in heaven. reporter: this family lost a sun, but gained the gratitude of a community and the respect sworn to serve. it was in his dna. that is why he became a cop. reporter: it is in his family dna in fact. the deputy comes from a long line of law e
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