Down. Tonight, we have the exclusive story. It is friday night. The big story on action news tonight is a dragnet for a violent gang of bandits involved in the shooting of a cab driver. With the story, Investigative Reporter chad pa deli. What do you have on this . Police tell me the gang may be responsible for upwards of two dozen crimes. One person is in custody. Police are looking for many more suspects. Police say this is Surveillance Video from the brazen crews robbery. They enter petes pizza. Employees scattered. They force an employee to the front of the store, steal cash and flee. A guy came in with a hood strapped to his face. A month later police say the crew struck again. This time Richard Carol was at the front counter getting ready to close up. Once i noticed what was going on i told everyone to run to the back. They ran out the back door and wrp uninjured. As many as a dozen teens and young men are part of the crew terrorizing businesses from philadelphia to the main line
To the bus thats when i jumped in to see if everybody in there was all right. Reporter according to septa spokesperson, the bus driver and two passengers on board were transported to aria frankford hospital. Theyre expected to be okay. The truck driver is also believed to be fine. Were talking one of my friends from josephs peas san he felt the force in his building from the accident. Reporter josh bus was one of several people who contain their eyes off of this dramatic scene. I took pictures of everything. I called all my friends down. Standing here watching the whole scenario play out. Reporter the art studio has structural damage hadnt to be insured bup the bus and truck could be towed i was waist neighbor like carol walsh say the accident is concerning but not surprising. We thought this would happen and sure enough did it. Reporter several neighbors we talked to said the septa buses use the fox chase loop to turn around and begin their next Schedule Route down oxford avenue and m
CLEMSON, S.C. - Forty student-athletes and 10 students in support roles and spirit squads earned degrees in the fall, which culminated in Clemson University’s Commencement ceremonies on Dec. 21, 2023 in Littlejohn Coliseum. Thirty-nine individuals earned undergraduate degreers, while twelve have earned master’s degrees. The fifty students comprise 25 different degree programs and nine athletic programs. Nine members served on the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee, and six were part of the Tiger Leadership Academy. The list includes 15 members of the football program, four members of the National Champion men’s soccer program, and three members of the Women’s Soccer College Cup team. In all, 22 of the graduates won team ACC Championships in their respective sports. Additionally, Daniel Gossett earned his PRTM degree as part of the Tiger Trust program, which allows student-athletes who left to pursue a career in professional sports to return to finish their degrees. Gosset
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CLEMSON, S.C. Former Clemson defensive lineman David Davis passed away on Saturday, July 29. He was 53 years old. Davis was a four-year letterman at Clemson across the 1988-91 seasons. He played on Clemson squads that accrued a 39-8-1 four-year record and earned two ACC titles. He appeared in 44 career games with one start, a 30-0 win against Illinois in the Hall of Fame Bowl to conclude the 1990 season. A native of Eastover, S.C., Davis arrived at Clemson in 1987 from Lower Richland High School. He redshirted the 1987 football season while also competing as a heavyweight wrestler. In 1988, he recorded a sack against Virginia Tech in his first career game. As a senior, his 22 tackles, six tackles for loss and 2.0 sacks in 11 games in 1991 helped guide Clemson to an ACC championship and a first-place conference ranking in both total defense (263.2 yards per game) and rushing defense (53.4). After a brief stint with the New York Giants, Davis worked in law enforcement and high school c