Its tragic. Its absolutely tragic to have to live that way. Reporter Leonard Burton worked as the Security Guard at the front desk at Stevens Center city app building the west bury. He acted inappropriately. He would make sexual innuendos. I dont care what it takes, i want you. Reporter burton unlock her door and entered her apartment one day unannounced and saw her nude. Hes right there in my doorway in my kitchen. Im like get out, get out now. Worried hed go in her apartment again she installed a hidden camera before going on vacation. When she returned my apartment was ransack. All my money is gone and my underwear is missing. I couldnt believe it. He went through every drawer. He looked under my bed. He left no stone unturned in this apartment and he had plenty of time to do that. Reporter steven filed a Police Report claiming burton stole numerous items worth 7,800dollar. Theres now a warrant for his arrest on charges including burglary, theft and criminal press tas. We traced bur
Is cbs3 Eyewitness News. Now at 10 oclock, a call to action in a philadelphia neighborhood after a tragic Accident Claims the life of a sixyearold boy. Good evening, im chris may. Im jessica dean. That little boy was crossing the street after school in nicetown this afternoon when he was hit by a car and killed. Eyewitness News Reporter Natasha Brown spoke with an eyewitness. She is live at the scene where natasha neighbors Say Something needs to be done in the wake of this accident. Reporter absolutely, chris. It has been an emotionally draining day for folks who witnessed this sixyearold little boy struck and killed by this passing motorist along 15th street earlier today. Neighbors say this area is usually flooded with children in the afternoons and they want Safety Measures put in place. A frenzied scene in the 3600 block of 15th street as crews scrambled to free a sixyearold boy struck by a passing car, no one more horrified by the scene than a man who tried to save the child. Ive
It is wednesday night and the big story on action news tonight is traffic tragedy in Tioga Nicetown in philadelphia. Action News Reporter Kenneth Moton is live with the Accident Investigations Division of Philadelphia Police and kenneth, youve got the the full story. Reporter jim, the five twoyear old driver of that vehicle walked out of a id just a few hours ago. He and others on the street say they did what they could to try to save the little boy. The sound of anguish rippled through this Tioga Nicetown neighborhood the family of the seven yearold boy watched investigators examine the car that struck and kill him. I heard tires screech and then little girl scream, no. Reporter Philadelphia Police say around 4 00p m wednesday the boy was with his mother and sisters walking home from school on the 3600 block of north 15th street near erie avenue. When he walk between two parked cars in the street. This Buick Le Saber ran over him, the driver stopped but witnesses say because he was un
This noon with breaking news. Police just spoke with the Pennsylvania State trooper who died during a Training Exercise in conshohocken. That is right he was shot in the chest and killed while training at the montgomery Public Safety complex yesterday and action news learned that it was an instructor that accidentally fired the shot. Police refused to discuss the investigation only spoke about his love for the job. He was an excellent trooper and it was an honor to work with him and we are sorry that this incident occurred and he is no longer with us. Flags at the pennsylvania capital and in Montgomery County are flying at half staff in honor of his memory. The government has monitored the people right now, searching for others that could be at risk. Carolyn costello is live with an update on the patients condition. Reporter rick, we are now hearing from a hospital spokesperson, that the patient is in serious condition, meantime the cdc working to identify people that may have been in
We begin with a major set back for the National Securitys bulk phones collection today. Ed program goes beyond what congress envisioned under the patriot act. And lisa stark join us and what did they say about it, and how is the Obama Administration reacting . Well, tony, the court soundly rejected the rationale used by first the Bush Administration and now the Obama Administration to justify this massive collection of phone records. They were collecting the length of time and the date though not the contact. The government argued that this data could be relevant to future terrorism investigations, but the court found such an expansive concept of relevance is unprecedented and unwarranted. This is pretty enormous ruling today for the court to hold that a program that the u. S. Government was implementing for over a decade was unlikely under what congress passed. Now, it was nsa documents leaked by Edward Snowden, back in 2013, that revealed the extent of this phone surveillance program