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He checks to see if anyone may be waiting inside to move it. no one is there. what he finds instead is a barking dog outside the pickup that seems to be protecting him. edward takes photos of the pickup to document it. that way he can submit both as evidence to support the $70 fine the driver must eventually pay to retrieve his vehicle. with apec jp truck that big, edward will need more time to remove it than he would towing a smaller car. edwards' tow truck is big enough to handle the f-250, but because the ford is a rear wheel drive, its back wheels are locked in park, so edward can't tow th...

Contracted to inspect the complex daily and remove any illegally parked vehicles. he has worked at red light wreckers tore two years. he enjoys the job and the steady paycheck, especially with a child on the way. company owner chris hoffmeister said edward is one of the company's best drivers at the time. >> he was a young gentleman, very energetic, very eager. at one point he worked at wal-mart. going from working at wal-mart and making minimum wage to being a tow truck driver which pays fairly well i would say he was very happy where he was at within the company. >> to help keep his drivers ...

President obama, the first family, as well as former president george w. bush just crossed the edmund pettus bridge in selma, alabama. a symbolic action to mark the 50th anniversary of bloody sunday when civil rights activists were beaten by police trying to march to montgomery. before that, the president gave a passionate speech noting much progress made in the past half censutury since that day but saying race still casts its long shadow on america. back to "caught on camera." in texas, a tow truck driver and young father-to-be fears for his life, wondering if this is the end. january 24th...

What he finds, instead, is a barking dog outside the pickup that seems to be protecting it. edward takes photos of the pickup to document its license plate and its infraction inside the fire lane. that way, he can submit both as evidence to support the $70 fine the driver must eventually pay to retrieve his vehicle. but with a pickup truck that big, edward will need more time to remove it than he would towing a smaller car. edward's tow truck is big enough to handle the f-250, but because the ford is a rear-wheel drive, its back wheels are locked in park, so edward can't tow the truck very far...

Not just that, but in the rear, or in the back end of his driver's seat, there's actually a cross bar that's only, say, 2 inches wide in that whole seat, and the bullet did hit that cross bar and ricocheted down. so with that bar being in place, i would say that also saved his life, right there. >> also, if edward had been just a few inches taller, a second bullet penetrating the passenger seat could have hit his head when he leaned over. unarmed, edward floors it and dials hoffmeister to report the incident. but now he's got another problem. because the wheels of his tow truck were pointing l...