At gun point by someone wearing a bullet proof vest. His cash stolen. 10,000 gone. He says that money wasnt for him. Now, fox 29 news at 10 00. In just a few hours, thanksgiving festivities will kick off and weve got you covered from weather, traffic, to holiday shopping. Im iain page. Im lucy noland. A lot on the menu tonight but we begin with a man robbed at gun point. 10,000 in cash stolen. Our Dave Schratwieser joins us loo you have from Philadelphia Police headquarters with the story youll see only on fox. Dave . Reporter lucy, Police Looking for the gunman, a get away car and that 10,000 in cash after a daring lunch time robbery outside a Check Cashing facility at fifth and oregon in south philadelphia. Tonight, the victim in the case tells us he chased that gunman almost two blocks ducking a bullet along the way. I heard one loud gunshot bo boom. Reporter how thats how witnesses describe the scene outside this south philly Check Cashing store just after 1 00 wednesday afternoon.
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