Seen. She turned out to be witty and bright as well. Police have a suspect in custody in connection with the death of a local actress and yoga teacher named Tricia Mccauley. Theres a lot of questions. Her friends and family are coming to terms with this loss. We just learned the name of the suspect. Reporter the name of the suspect is adrianne duane johnson. He is 29 years old and hes from upper marlboro. Hes been charged with first degree murder. When Tricia Mccauley didnt show up for a christmas dinner, her family and friends knew something was wrong. People sharing pictures of tricia and her car. And just before midnight on monday her car was spotted. There was the car and there was the guy sitting there in the car and he was smoking something, seemed like a large kind of cigar something substantial. He had the music cranked up like full volume and hes bouncing around in the car. The suspect appeared edgy and sped off. He called Police Though and they found the suspect at this cvs.
Hispanic man with a mustache, average size, wearing dark clothing. I spoke to parents who say this type of thing doesnt happen here often. Normally, i drop off my kids in the morning and i pick them up in the afternoon time. Sometimes they walk home. From now on, you know, im so afraid so i have to go pick them up from the school. Amy police say they will have increased patrols in this area before and half school hours for the rest of the week. Well have more on the story tonight at 5 00. For now, live in lorton, amy aubert, abc7 news. Alison amy, thank you. A horrific crash. A plane fell out of the sky and slammed into a gaithersburg home december 2014. Today the ntsb says it was the pilots fault. Everyone on board was killed, along with marie gemmel and her two small children. Maryland bureau chi brad, at least some closure from this today. Brad yeah, you know what . That is exactly right. A couple of minutes ago i spoke with the husband of marie you mentioned. He built the new house
Blast and karen rogers is watching your morning commute. Reporter all right, we have a windchill advisory up in the poconos. Windchills could go as low 15 to 25 below. We have melting on sunday with the nice, mild afternoon high in the 40s overnight refreezing look out for icing streets. I think its a slip and fall kind of morning on sidewalks and parking lots and driveways out there. Satellite shows cloud cover but some of this is thinning out but we expect a transition to partly sunny skies. 34 degrees is the current temperature, 34 in wilmington. 1 in allentown. If you look at the numbers looks like were setting ourselves up for an okay day. The problem not only is there a windchill drive driving the windchills down to the mid 20s, well see temperatures drop on the wind coming out of north. 24 by 8 00. 23 by noon. 2 by p. M. 6 00 p. M. Were down to 20 and plunging into the teens and Single Digits after that. There will be a blustery, uncomfortable wind today. Karen what are the road
County. We have a vehicle into a pole red lion road at ridge road. We have traffic vine street approaching the schuylkill expressway. The roads are dry, but if it looks wet you know its slick. Especially on the ramps and overpasses. We have an accident on the northeast southbound near quakertown it just cleared so traffic moving better right there. And Annie Mccormick is live on the scene with this breaking news in bucks county. Its a traffic issue levittown parkway because of the standoff and the s. W. A. T team out there they have shut down levittown parkway. Stick to edgily road with good alternates. Lets stay with that because theres a drama going on right there. The burglary suspect in bucks county has been pulling out all the stops to throw s. W. A. T teams off his trail it does not seem to be working. Lets go over to Annie Mccormick live on the scene with what the suspect has tried and how authorities are responding. Good morning annie. Reporter good morning, tam the Police Stan
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