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Had a bad feeling parking his car on north 60th street wednesday on philadelphia wednesday night. Moments later he was fighting two armed men. Nbc 10s Brandon Hudson talked about his military training helped save his life. I just know the bullet is out of me right now. I as we sat down with jason rivers, the iraq war veteran showed us where he was shot in the left hip. The bandages and pain arent from military combat but the robbery outside his home two nights ago. Philadelphia Police Say Two men tried to steal his car. And i could tell by their body chemistry they were walking slow and i no something was about to happen. Reporter he was cleaning his car when the robbers confronted him. They fought in the middle of the street. He ran away as they shot at him and this happened right by the City Surveillance camera. I p ....
I will not wax poetic about the glory days of video stores. How you could go to your local Blockbuster, pick up the latest Lethal Weapon or Jumanji for the fifth time, and just have a good night. No, it wasn’t the utopia that ‘90s nostalgia amps it up to be, but for a certain sect of person, maybe it was. Streaming ....
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Wrestling: Dublin Scioto s Dylan Le eager to make another push for state ThisWeek group Dublin Scioto senior Dylan Le still wonders “what if” when he thinks about the cancellation of the Division I state wrestling tournament last March because of the COVID-19 coronavirus pandemic. Le, who competed at 113 and 120 pounds last season and is expected to compete at 120 this year, will be attempting to earn his third state berth. He was supposed to be joined at state a year ago by 2020 graduates Daniel Segura (152), Deron Pulliam (182) and Donovan Hardin (heavyweight). They lost out on a final chance to compete during their prep careers because of the pandemic. ....