24th and market and police tried to pull him over and instead of stopping he led them on a wild chase. On philadelphia parkway. Its officers attempted to stop him and the suspect would not stop and crashed in the area of philadelphia pike and washington street extension and the suspect fled the vehicle and fled on food. And suspects chased the suspect and atemmed to apprehend them and a confrontation ensues resulting in the shooting of the suspect. Pow pow. You dont put it together until you see everything out here. We dont know if the suspect was armed and people were taken to the hospital for val yags. The vehicle was towed away but its sanktive scene and a portion of that road is blocked off and we are monitoring the situation throughout the evening. Thank you. New here at 5 00 Philadelphia Police want your help tracking down the man that attacks an 81yearold woman in broad daylight trying to take her purse. Sara bloomquist is live at northwest detectives this evening. You have the
Pulled a gun but never had a chance to fire at them. Police say he died in a barrage of gun fire sitting in the seat. At that point in time he yelled gun and the other officers drew on it and then as the gun was pointed at multiple officers is what our preliminary investigation reveals, these officers opened up fire. Police say that his cousin a passenger in the suv told police when they questioned him, that logger told him he was not going back to prison and that is when he pulled the gun. And as i prepare to close this, i want to say one thing, logger was a convicted felon and should not have been if possession a gun at all. It all started police say in upland township during a routine traffic stop when loggers car was stopped because of an expired license plate. Breaking news now out of collegeville, points county, students have been sickened at ursinus college. Students complained of a stomach sickness last night and this morning. They are looking into if this was a food born illne
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An iconic and mysterious roadside cottage in Kirkland has captured the imagination of passersby for decades, and now it has become part of the Eastside