Neighbors car in the 5900 block of hammond avenue. Thats the only reason you would carry a gun today to take another life. Reporter to bring the gun into the school to kill you . He wanted to hurt somebody. Reporter while students say the teen had been jumped recent recently Police Report they dont know why he brought that weapon to school. It doesnt appear that he has any rivalries or any beefs with any other students that would have caused him to bring the up there. Reporter district tells fox 29 this is the third firearm taken in a city school this am academic year. Six guns were recovered last year. Could have been a disaster. It could have been like the florida shooting. Its like spreading around. People just want to shoot up everybody and stuff. Reporter the boy will face two felony counts and could be tried as an adult. Hes being held tonight in what could have been a horrible situation. But an xray machine picks off the gun. Live at the fels high school. Im jeff cole fox 29 new
Post. Reporter employees took cover. He was behind the bar. The guy was whacked out of his mind. He was on some, something. Owe crawled out from the van. Police transported the driver to the hospital, where he is currently in custody. Incredibly close call this afternoon, for those on the street, and especially those patrons inside of the brewing company. Im sitting here in south philadelphia homeowners are dialing with a crime graffiti spray painted on their houses. Police are investigating, and, hateful messages. Greg argos is in south philadelphia right now with more on this investigation, greg good afternoon. And ukee good afternoon most of the, fortunately have been removed but you can still see behind me on this one wall , what remains here neighbors in this neighborhood say, they are concerned about what happened, all the while Philadelphia Police, combing over, hours of Surveillance Video, hoping to catch a suspect. Concern in south philadelphia. It is, richs house which he has
Post. Reporter employees took cover. He was behind the bar. The guy was whacked out of his mind. He was on some, something. Owe crawled out from the van. Police transported the driver to the hospital, where he is currently in custody. Incredibly close call this afternoon, for those on the street, and especially those patrons inside of the brewing company. Im sitting here in south philadelphia homeowners are dialing with a crime graffiti spray painted on their houses. Police are investigating, and, hateful messages. Greg argos is in south philadelphia right now with more on this investigation, greg good afternoon. And ukee good afternoon most of the, fortunately have been removed but you can still see behind me on this one wall , what remains here neighbors in this neighborhood say, they are concerned about what happened, all the while Philadelphia Police, combing over, hours of Surveillance Video, hoping to catch a suspect. Concern in south philadelphia. It is, richs house which he has
Signals, drove past bus and hit zeka. She was rush to the hospital where she was pronounced dead. Driver has in the been identified but also a teenager, a 18 yearold student at a Technical School in bensalem. The driver is cooperating with police. Now they are questioning the safety of that intersection. In the morning, come 7 00 oclock it is jammed packed and everybody is rushing to get out of here. He grabbed me a couple weeks ago to keep me from getting hit by a car. I was than the there for her today. Reporter sudden loss of the classmate and a friend just too hard for many students to take. That is why grief counselors and other help will be on site here at Bensalem High School for any students in need. In the meantime no charges have been filed at this point and that is up to the district attorney. Reporting live, jan carabao for Eyewitness News at cw philly. An 18 yearold student is facing charges after police say he brought a gun inside a northeast philadelphia high school. Sam
A former Lancaster County teacher has been selected to serve as the executive director of the Pennsylvania Senate Education Committee, state Sen. Scott Martin, R-Lancaster, announced Saturday.
Cindy Urban, of West Hempfield Township, was selected to serve as the executive director of the committee, which is chaired by Martin, for the upcoming legislative session, according to a news release.
âCindyâs impeccable record of dedicated public service and her years of experience in the classroom and in the community make her the perfect choice to navigate the tremendous challenges facing the committee in the years ahead,â Martin said. âHer strong ties in the Lancaster County community will ensure the perspectives of local communities will be considered in setting education policy in the future. I look forward to working with her to ensure our schools continue to meet the needs of students and emerge from the pandemic stronger than ever before.â