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This man dragging in a wheeled garbage bin. the next morning, they re-emerge with large bags likely full of precious jewels. a different security camera catching them taking off in a white van. according to police, at least one of them dropping down an elevator shaft once in the basement vault using a highly specialized diamond-tipped drill. then breaking into dozens of individual safety deposit boxes. just like in the movie the bank job. lovely. reporter: this one of the cameras that catches the thieves returning 36 hours later. once again, using this backdoor police admit an intruder alarm went off just hours after the heist began. saying they re investigating why they didn t respond. linzie janis, abc news, london. baffling case indeed. coming up a surprising safety alert about e-cigarettes. the hi-tech vaporizers have become popular alternatives for smoking. ....
And that is consistent with the notion of a similar brain region that underlies the craving for drugs or sex or friends. reporter: they were also surprised to learn something else. there s this pain that s associated with spending. and to the best that we can tell, there seems to be this tradeoff. it s weighing of pleasure versus pain. reporter: but alex says learning the science behind her shopping habits won t deter her from getting that fashion fix. for nightline, i m mara schiavocampo in new york. who knew, but apparently the bad news is that more than 50% of people later said they regretted their purchases. but there s a creditcards.com survey that says that 75% of people make an impulse buy. yeah. that s, you know. that s true. don t we all do that? i can personally attest. 95%. that statistic is true. you do that a lot. you re the one basically making the whole economy work. yes, i tell my husband that every time i use the credit ....
He had drawn his gun, even warning his colleagues just before pulling the trigger. now. i shot him. i m sorry. reporter: then dropping the pistol, not expecting the powerful recoil of a gun. he knew that he erred. he knew that he used a deadly force instead of less lethal. no one intended for mr. harris to die that day. reporter: departments in all 50 states rely on reserve officers and deputies. they often work side by side with full-time cops. the tulsa sheriff s department says bates, a business man who has volunteered as a reserve deputy since 2008, was more than qualified to be on the street. harris family believes that reserve deputy should have known the difference between a gun and a taser. they re now alleging a cover-up. the sheriff s department tells us they ve asked the fbi to look into possible civil rights violations. clayton sandell, abc news, denver. new audio recordings have been released from the immediate aftermath of that deadly police shooting in south ....
With their parents. they made us sign a safety plan that says that we will not leave them unattended at all. and i m not going to risk my kids being snatched again like this. reporter: they made headlines in march for letting their 10 and 6-year-old walk a mile home from a park without adult supervision and were found responsible by child protective services for unsubstantiated child neglect. never would have occurred to me that i could get caught up in something like this. danielle and alexander say they know their style of parenting which gives their children more space and more responsibility is old fashioned but they never thought it would come under investigation. but child protective services says maryland state law states children under the age of 8 must be under the care of a person who is at least 13. when the facebook post, the mom says that the police coerced our children into the back of the car, telling them they would drive them home and then they trapped the kid ....
Understands what they could do wrong to make the product dangerous. right now it s the wild, wild west for e-cigarettes. we re very concerned about this. reporter: the fda getting involved hoping to regulate the health and safety of the product. we are in the middle of a rule-making process. we have a public goal of trying to complete this rule making by the end of june of this year. reporter: the fda is also still evaluating the impact they could have on your health. as for the explosions, the smoke-free alternatives trade association tells us while these incidents are taken very seriously, millions of former smokers continue to use these products as intended. proper care and safety dictate that people use the correct type of charger and follow manufacturer guidelines. in the meantime, a simple solution for staying safe. you have a product to guard against that. what s that? there are protection products. they call them blast bags. to contain a potential explosion. it ....