He said hundreds more are working to make sure that gunman is brought to justice. Nbc news, new york. Stick with nbc 10 for continuing coverage of the ambush investigation as the search for the suspected shooter. Right now on nbc 10 news at 5, Philadelphia Police are searching for a violent criminal. A man armed with a knife stabbed a woman in her chest critically injuring her. That violent attack happened inside the victims south philadelphia office. The suspect then quickly got away. Nbc 10s lu ann cahn has been on the story since it broke. Youve been in Constant Contact with police. Reporter right, and police are still looking for the suspect. They say he came into this office this morning on the 2300 block of broad street looking for work and then he attacked. Shes in Critical Condition. Shes been cut all own. Reporter tony is a relative mep says Caroline Basso franklin helped people get temporary jobs. Police say she was working alone in her broad street office. I saw a woman come
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Volunteers can get into the spooky Halloween spirit by hanging out with spiders and eating candy, all while helping to improve habitat for owls, bats, and bugs (among many other forest critters) from 3:30-5:30 pm on Oct. 26 in Pioneer Park. The event will feature weed removal to prepare for planting. No experience is necessary, and people should wear long pants, boots or sneakers and bring water. Small snacks, gloves and tools will be provided. Meet at the corner of Island Crest Way and Southeast 68th Street; follow the volunteer event signs. For more information, visit: https://volunteersignup.org/LT3BF. Photo courtesy of Gregory Schaffer