Police officers, they knock on the steel door and demanded owners to open up and once they did the robbers pointed a gun to their heads and made them open up a safe containing two bags filled with the money. This happened arm 2 15 when owners were getting ready to open for business. Both men had baseball caps on it that had the word police on it, and one was possibly wearing a badge around his neck. At the time there was another employee inside who hid from the armed men. When detectives arrived owners were shaken up but not injured there was a language barrier so an interpreter had to come in. Police say gunman tried to dismantle the Warehouse Security system before taking off with the money. They then tried to tear some off the recording video, equipment, off of the wall, which they did, so they threw it to the ground and then they exited through the same door that they entered and fled in the vehicle. And what they did fail to break the security camera. New detectives have been revi
About a month ago, a New York writer revealed that what he believes to be the first reference to the “underground railroad” appeared in an abolitionist newspaper published in Albany,
[Apologies for the long delay on this one, a combination of writer's block and a house move slowed me down this summer. Hopefully the next installment will follow more rapidly!] Railroads and Continental Power The Victorian Era saw the age of steam at its flood tide. Steam-powered ships could decide the fate of world affairs,…
This month, Fairmount Park Conservancy will host three public tours in West and East Fairmount Park that highlight Philadelphia's history, including one on Philadelphia's role in the Underground Railroad. The tours will include hikes and interactive conversations with experts in the neighborhoods' p
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