The only thing you can say. Eyewitness who didnt want to appear on camera tells Eyewitness News he was across the street when he heard carleshas screams for help. Help me, help me, like get him off of me, but i couldnt really do too much. They have this video, but need more help. We are going to pray for her to get the will, the strength, and the courage, to fight her way out. The rewards for this case now stands at 15,000. The fraternal order of police, adding 5,000 this morning, saying, that money will be paid out today, if there is an arrest made today. Unfortunately, there doesnt seem to be a good description of the suspect, only that hes 5 feet 10 inches tall, between 25 to 30 years old, possibly driving a 2,0002002 dark colored ford taurus, again, those back windows should be smashed out. If you have any information, you should call police, reporting live outside police headquarters, jan carabeo, Eyewitness News on the cw philly. The candidate can stop stalking. We have new video
RADNOR â On the same day the U.S. Senate approved legislation to better protect the Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities from hate crimes, law enforcement officials and members of the public gathered in Radnor and over Zoom for a community conversation on dealing with the issue locally.
Thursday night, Radnor police, Pennsylvania Attorney General Josh Shapiro, Delaware County District Attorney Jack Stollsteimer, other state and federal law enforcement, and others gathered to discuss and raise awareness and to share possible solutions toward racism and violence toward the Asian-American and Pacific Islander communities.
Shapiro, who spoke over Zoom, said his office is actively trying to root out anti-Asian bias and incidents of hate across the state.