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Ax-Wielding Robbers Caught On Video In Philadelphia, Police Say Ax-Wielding Robbers Caught On Video In Philadelphia, Police Say
Ax-Wielding Robbers Caught On Video In Philadelphia, Police Say Two men armed with an ax and a handgun stormed a Philadelphia convenience store and made off with hundreds of dollars, say city police.  It happened around 2:30 a.m. on Wednesday, May 17, the department wrote in a release. The pair walked into a shop on the 8200 block of West Venango Street where one of them smashed through a security door with an ax, police said.  The incident was caught on the store's security camera and police have released the footage.  Security camera footage released by police.Philadelphia Police After they made their way to the back, they demanded money from th…

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by Mac Bullock
Police & Fire
Footage Released Of Philadelphia Homicide Suspects Footage Released Of Philadelphia Homicide Suspects
Footage Released Of Philadelphia Homicide Suspects Four teenagers are wanted in connection with a murder in Philadelphia early this year, authorities have announced.  Philly police are seeking the youths as part of their investigation into the fatal shooting of a 42-year-old man on the 2500 block of North 28th Street on Jan. 2, they said in a release.  The teens were caught on security footage standing together before separating into groups of two, and walking from the 2500 block of Oakdale Street to 2500 N. 28th Street, police said.  Suspect one is described as a thin black male aged 14 to 18, wearing a black coat with refl…

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by Mac Bullock
Police & Fire
'Give Me My Food:' Woman With Gun Threatens Philly Chipotle Workers Closing Early 'Give Me My Food:' Woman With Gun Threatens Philly Chipotle Workers Closing Early
'Give Me My Food:' Woman With Gun Threatens Philly Chipotle Workers Closing Early Philadelphia police are searching for an armed woman caught on surveillance video threatening Chipotle workers, authorities said. The incident unfolded on Sept. 18  around 5 p.m. when a manager at the Cottman Avenue store instructed a cashier to close the store to customers due to a staffing shortage.  The cashier told the waiting customers they had to order their food online. The woman took the gun out of her bag and asked to speak to a manager, Philadelphia police said. She told the worker if someone didn't make her food, that she would be back and there would be a problem,…

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by Nicole Acosta