Up to this platform because there was allegedly a fight in progress and once they did they spoke with the victim and the victim said one of the teenagers in the fights had hit him on the back of the what he had a plastic bottom. Metro transit officers yanked that teenager by the hoodie and walked him over to this and that is the video now in dispute that Police Officer eventually walking him into the stall putting him up against the plexy glass and eventually you see the body of that teenager slam to the ground. This here is cellphone video sent in to our newsroom by a tipster. And the tipster says the teens were in fact being loud and rowdy. But felt the Police Used Excessive force and the teen got pulled from the train by the hoodie and then you see him walked oaf to the the stall and pushed up against the structure and eventually you see what appears to be the teens body slam on the ground. And that causes commotion here on the platform. Several other passengers seen pulling and rec
Okay steve. Lots the 30s. Cool afternoon and a very cool weekend. Details on the Weather Forecast and maybe a snowflake in the forecast as well. Erin. Unfortunately a busy crowded morning around the dmv. Traffic easing a bit on new york avenue. We had an earlier disabled tractortrailer by montana avenue that set us back. Outer loop parked with a. M. 30 minute delay solid crawling along from 95 to 270. Huge delays on suitland parkway inbound. On 50 traffic is once again moving westbound after an overturned tractorTrailer Crash really set us back at Cape Saint Claire road. We have team coverage. Fox5s annie yu shes out on location with the very latest. Reporter h hey, erin. The good news is the lanes reopened westbound. Eastbound youre good too. The miles of backup along the bay bridge. Bay bridge headed into d. C. Check this out. Just miles and miles of backups that sort of accumulated over the last five, six hours. Finally being let through. Along route 50 near Cape Saint Claire road.
Me and i would say hi. Jeanette her 25yearold stepson lives with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. She says he has never been violent until monday evening at 6 30. She was in the room with her best friend when suddenly, the stepson broke the lock on the door and versed in. He was shaking. She said he may have stopped taking his medication. Me omebody is talking to he suddenly bolted out of the room, possibly looking for something in a house. Or the horrifying screams on the other end of the phone and call the police. An officer arrived and went up the stairs. Quiet whenly Authorities Say suddenly the man appeared and lunged at the officers, sending him coming down the stairs. He came out with a knife and immediately, he backup for me and that he fold down. I hear shots and i was screaming. Police say the man was flown to a local hospital suffering from nine left threatening injuries. She and the officer had minor injuries. She insists her stepson has never shown any kind of aggressio
On its side and leaning on a steel barrier meant to keep vehicles off the sidewalk. Police later taking the 26yearold driver into custody. Richard rojas a resident of the bronx was taken into custody at the scene. Preliminary investigation reveals that rojas has a few arrests and two of them aretheme reporter the area is known as the crossroads of the world and its incredibly busy. Located in midtown manhattan, more than 100,000 pedestrians walk through the heart of times square each day. That number can climb close to 500,000 on the busiest days. Theres no indication that this incident was terrorism related. Reporter the white house says President Trump was made aware of the incident even before it was known to be a deeddead deadly situation. In may of 2010, a Street Vendor helped stop a car bombing in the very in new york, david lee miller, fox news. President trump spoke out today for the First Time Since the Justice Department appointed a special counsel to investigate possible tie
Cleanup on aisle 7 a gourmet grossner d. C. Shut down by the health department. What inspectors found that forced them to close shop. And, shake, rattle and roll. A maryland homeowner is singing blues over a jarring problem with his newly built home. What he says the builder did not tell him. Right now on fox5news at 10. We begin tonight with a fox5 exclusive. A firefighter hurt on the job is accusing montgomery country workman comp program of widespread corruption. Thanks for joining us tonight im shawn yancy. Im tony perkins. The firefighter says delayed diagnosis and treatment forced him to go on disability and he says, the delays are costing the taxpayers money. And fox5 tisha lewis joins with with the story. Tony, shawn, it is damage to say the least. They are records instead of patients and miss diagnosing First Responders and more. Theres heavy assertions about the lack of transparenty with montgomery country when it comes to their workmans comp company. What is the incentive fo