up next, former vice president joe biden moderating a town hall discussion at the annual summit of the biden cancer initiative. he s joined by several doctors and health advocates who talked about cancer prevention efforts and helping families to cope when a loved one dies of that disease. this is about 90 minutes. folks, my name is joe biden. i am i m jill biden s husband, and i m delighted you all are here. i know this is highly unusual, what i m about to do, before we begin, i d like my entire staff to come out here for a minute. is the staff back there? have them come out because all they can see is the back of my bald head. come on, bring the whole staff out. come on up. folks, this is greg, danielle, catherine, cecilia, lisa, ariel, katie, you can see the group here. they have been working on this effort for the better part of a year. they put everything together. the most important thing that i like about these guys is not only they re smart as can be, but they put
identify themselves at the door. he thought they were the bad guys. he never once thought they were the good guys. he tells us they shot his home up, handcuffed him, his wife and 12-year-old son and then searched their home for hours. they sat feeling violated. more than two days later ocoee police offered no explanation to why. channel 9 has learned the officers were under internal investigations before the shooting. sources say the inquiries are involving the time sheet and comp issues. the two were involved in another questionable case in ocoee. they told their bosses an informant said their bosses was selling drugs and protecting a gang. sourcers tell us they were retaliated against after bringing up those concerns. they are under administrative leave. they have questions about why these two officers already under scrutiny at the department were he is trying to figure out all those answers to why. now, the door here at the home is still not fixed. the homeowners were
be shot and there s nothing more terrifying than this type of event. reporter: an eye witness who went in just after the shots were fired told us he never saw anyone being searched at the ankles for guns. when i didn t see them pat their ankles. he was traumatized by the people running, and screaming and people with blood on the floor. he felt like it was a terrorist act. to watch people get shot and hear all the commotion, and bullets flying, bottles being broken people crying, laying on the ground passing out within like the last couple seconds of like death. reporter: we won t show you one of the things he saw, someone frantically performing cpr and saw someone searching a he believes they found a flock modified gl oh modified gloch. and reporting live at opd headquarters, kathi belich, channel 9 eyewitness. it has been chill and the winds certainly haven t made it any better. some folks have seen gusts over 40 miles an hour and tonight we re under a wi
connected to a drug organization in puerto rico. police sources say the gunman might have been hired on the island but it could have been ordered by a drug kingpin who lives in orlando. the only drug-related charge we found against rojas was in orange county for veronica gutierrez paraphernalia and that was dropped. local and federal investigators in puerto rico will attend rojas s funeral service tomorrow morning. 22-year-old joseph villalobos was also shot and killed. villalobos had only criminal traffic charges on his record in orange county. a friend of villalobos told us today she does not know whether villalobos knew rojas. reporter: orlando police say they re still investigating who knew whom and who did what that night. the puerto rico newspaper reports the department of housing in puerto rico would not allow rojas s mother to have center so she will have it at her home instead. opd won t give us anymore information yet, martha. we are still on top of breaking
to go for periodic visits to check up on his medications. it fends on how often depends on how often they go. that is key. reporter: eyewitness news legal analyst perry says people found legally insane typically relapse if they re not appropriately supervised and he says, if that happens. it can pose a significant risk to the public. if they re not properly monitored in the community. reporter: we also found that he had another run inwith the orange county deputies a month before his mother s murder n that case, the deputies say he threatened an officer with a knife, and the officer fired back and hit him. working to find out what happened in that case. live now in taft in orange county, channel 9 eyewitness news. keeping a close watch on the risk of severe weather heading this way. since 4:00 o clock, our certified chief meteorologist tom terry, has updated future storms iss over in severe weather center 9. bob, still have a tornado watch out for the far western