Superintendent says you need a permit, and any further explains the reason they were told to sit in the snow is momentarily there was a book ground which may have indicated they had warmths issued. They did not. They were not charged with anything. He said in one case, this being one of two they actually shook hand with the officers before leaving. We will have much more on this developing story including hearing from the Police Superintendent when we join you a at 6 00. Live from lower merion im walt hunter, cbs3 Eyewitness News. A bitter blast descend on our region, it is windy very cold out there. Were also keeping an eye on to light snow that could make its way in the region. Eyewitness news in Center City Philadelphia where it was a tough day to be walking outside. Heavy coats and winter gear definitely needed out there meteorologist kathy orr on the cbs3 sky deck where kathy a at least it is stunning. It is beautiful. The the sky is a deep blue. Of course we have in humidity with
And persist 10 anxiety. Police say 40yearold dame men oliver is the one to blame. He turned himself in to detectives and is charged with attacking shea on a septa trolley last week. My bag kept bumping this man and he was getting mad my bag was bumping him. That was shea right after attack. In this cell phone video police say oliver can be seen hitting shea on the public trolley. Packed with passengers. I saw his fist was rolled up as if he was ready to hit me. He said he would hit me. Eyewitness news did you go through his criminal history and found page after page of run ins with police. According to Court Documents oliver was arrested in 1994 nor aggravated assault. He was later found guilty. He pleaded guilty to simple assault after a 2003 arrest and following a 2006 arrest. We spoke to one of his neighbors about the trolley attack. Coward. Any man touches a girl is a coward. You know, i got boys. My son took their hands on a woman, it going to be problem. Another neighbor asked us
Attack in exchange for a captured jordanian pilot. The fate of a japanese journalist also being held is not clear at this time. Jordans willingness to make the deal with isis puts it at odds with u. S. Policy. Susan mcginnis is in washington. Susan, good morning. Annemarie, good morning. The u. S. Policy of course being that u. S. Does not make concessions to terrorists. The state Department Says it will not interfere with the Prisoner Exchange as long as it complies with international law. We may very well see by sunset in jordan that is the deadline around 10 a. M. Eastern time a prisoner swip with isis terrorists. A sunset deadline has been set involving the lives of japanese journalist kenji moto and a pilot. His plane crashed in syria during a bombing raid last month. The freelance journalist was captured in syria last year. The Islamic State released a chilling new voice last night, init, the voice of kenji go toeto, what will happen to the female hostage. Shes a death row prison
Teenager happened while she was on a septa trolley just last week. Now, Eyewitness News reporter david spunt has dug up new details about the man who turned himself in today. David is at Police Headquarters with what we know. David . Reporter chris his name is damon oliver hes 40 years old a City Employees he works for the citys parks and Recreation Department and he is no stranger to police. He has a lengthy criminal record. So detectives here at headquarters are familiar with the name tonight hes behind bars and his victim is recovering. The images are hard to look at. A 17 Year Old Girl named shea has a broken nose, a black eye and persist 10 anxiety. Police say 40yearold dame men oliver is the one to blame. He turned himself in to detectives and is charged with attacking shea on a septa trolley last week. My bag kept bumping this man and he was getting mad my bag was bumping him. That was shea right after attack. In this cell phone video police say oliver can be seen hitting shea o
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