forced the victim to her own car where he d to several atms in the pike creek area and ordered her tothdraw an u of money. the was able to escape and call 911. detectives are investigating the kidnapping and believe it is the same suspect who committed the kidnapping at the top of the hill apartments on february 13th. reporter: last monday the victim was taken from the park lot at the top of the hill apartments in north wilmington. she, too was forced to do her own into her own car taken to an atm and ordered tocash. the suspect struck her ie sexual contact. she was released back at the complex. as an agency our primary focus r to identify and arrest the suspect who is responsible for these incidents. reporter: now police do believe these attacks are random. the suspect kept that that mask on the entire time in both incidents. the victims noted he had a distinct accent and throughout these ordeals talked to himself about his intentions and plans. police are picking
back in 2012 sharon rearick s son john was killed on new falls road. an addition to that road has been improved in hopes that what happened to him will never happen again. trish heart assemblyman in middletown township tonight with the full story. trish. reporter: well, rick, monica, this busy stretch of new falls road is where john rearick lost his life in 2012. a memorial still stands across the street and plans to make this stretch of road a little bit safer are under way thanks in large part to rearick s mother. we got the approval and i got the standing ovation. reporter: sharon spoke with action news in her levittown home her granddaughter on her happen less than a day after the vote she had been waiting for for four years. i started it as a grieving mother but everybody else helped make it happen. reporter: with the unanimous vote from bristol township council plans will move forward to install signs along a stretch of new falls road where her son was k
reporter: she s never heard one word from corporal richard schroeder after he shot and killed her brother at a montgomery county training facility on september 30th schroeder was demonstrateing a trigger when he accidentally shot and killed kedra on scene. four other troopers were in the room. i was pretty shocked that something like that could happen in a classroom. reporter: on tuesday montgomery county district attorney risa vetri ferman s office nouned prosecutors asked the grand jury to consider homicide or manslaughter charges charges. but that didn t happen. for some reason, because of however the grand jury was manipulated we know how grand juries worth in this country they don t, they didn t see it that way. reporter: instead the grand jury recommended five counts of recklessly endangering another person. misdemeanor charges. documents show the grand jury found that schroeder an experienceed firearms instructor failed to visually and physically check to mak
now christine kedra lost her brother shot by a fellow trooper trooper. she now says her pain came flooding back were she learned of the charges against this trooper tom night first on three, we hear from that grieving sister. here s eyewitness news reporter david spunt. it s still hard to believe that i m never going to see him again. reporter: christine kedra she and her family have lost faith in the legal system. after her 20-year-old brother died inside a classroom. he died, you know, serving and protecting and it s the system that is doing him injustice. we are outraged. reporter: she s never heard one word from corporal richard schroeder after he shot and killed her brother at a montgomery county training facility on september 30th schroeder was demonstrateing a trigger when he accidentally shot and killed kedra on scene. four other troopers were in the room. i was pretty shocked that something like that could happen in a classroom. reporter: on tuesday mon
higher rate of broek broken water main breaks. reporter: the water department says with bitter arctic cold coming this week it s the season. december through march we have the highest volume of breaks we have crews working 12-hour shifts, six days a week. as breaks come in we re able to respond as quickly as possible. reporter: he says the plan is to try to get those center southbound lanes open within the next 30 to 40 minutes to get a little traffic flow at rush hour. as far as those center northbound lanes, that is probably going to be closed as they continue the repairs to that water main. they believe it will be through 8:00 tonight before they can get the center northbound lanes open and hope to have everything cleaned up by the morning rush. doug shimell, nbc10. to the lehigh valley and other road problems. potholes are popping up. the city of allentown is asking people to report any problems to its pothole hot line. they have to give the exact locations of the