When he jumped the route 130 barrier into the southbound lanes, the driver sped off only to be captured at 29th and clinton in camden, at the home of relatives. She is identified as susan highland of beverly, new jersey. She was driving the car belonging to her niece. Faulk was in the car when the accident took place. She felt guilty and made a clandestine call to the police. She made the call and then disconnected the call because she thought she was being overheard. They were able to trace the ping to the cell phone and caught up with clinton who was trying to escape out the back door. People are shaken by the loss of the pennsauken high student. This is painful. He could be here if she would have stopped and helped him but decided to keep going and now he is not here. Jim, susan highland remains in the pennsauken jail her bail set at 200,000, her charges leaving the scene of a fatal accident and driving with a suspended license. Im vernon odom, channel 6 action news. Thank you. Ewin
Consider the rock robbery suspect here at the Detention Center as they police say they are the less they entered a pawn shop and they terrorized the people working there. Metro police say these are the five men who took over a northwest on shop off of the list is in the robbery suspect guns. They were blessed ground as they broke last week jewelry in it. They took everything together hands on. Not very nice, it was scary because so many could of got killed, somebody could have been hurt. Reporter this man on the tobacco store across an apartment that was robbed. If a robbery that his father becoming a common thing. Should. That is not good. Before the robbery suspects standoff in the neighborhood of the biggest drive. They needed to be evacuated three schools went to lockdown. Amanda works in the Shopping Center where this happened cannot believe that this led to another caffeine. That wareal scary and surprising because im thinking that can happen here too. Before the latest robbery h
News today. Im tracy davidson. Good morning. Excuse me. Im battling the cold here in the building as well. Its a first alert weather game because of the extreme cold that is upon us this morning. Some people already are tying a record cold in parts of the area. On top of that we are tracking snow to hit the area later tonight. Our First Alert Team coverage begins as we start with bill henley. We are starting with frigid temperatures this morning. Dangerous cold as temperatures plummet to record levels. A couple records have already been tied in reading and Atlantic City. 3 degrees in Atlantic City. With clear skies, the temperatures are still coming down. It is a firstalert weather day for the dangerous cold and the wind that is making it feel like 15 to 25 degrees below zero. And add to that the snow that is on the way for tonight. And the first alert is in effect for tomorrow in philadelphia. Look at zero for reading and pottstown, while trenton is 2 degrees. It is 3 in wilmington. E
Holding at 2 degrees in atlantic city. But factor in the wind and look at these windchills. 19 degrees below zero in atlantic city. 16 below in philadelphia. 32 degrees below zero in the pocano mountains. This is a holiday, so a lot of people will be sleeping in. With temperatures like this thats good news. If you have to go out, limit your time outside. We will see sunshine and the temperatures will be climbing but only up to 8 degrees at 9 00. By lunchtime, a blustery 17 degrees. Well go through it neighborhood by neighborhood with the future weather when im back in ten to show you exactly what to expect. Right now, jesse gary is live in penssauken, and all bundled up. It still looks painful, jesse. Good morning to you. Yeah, i tell you what the wind just started to kick up. And its so cold and then you add the wind this side of my face the left side of my face is freezing almost. So im bundled up as best i can. And a lot of people here in penssauken, Camden County are doing the same
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