PHILADELPHIA - The SEPTA Transit Police are asking the public for help identifying a man who displayed a handgun during an argument with another man at the City Hall station Friday night.

SEPTA surveillance cameras captured an image of the man who appears to be a light-skinned male wearing a dark hat and a dark jacket.

The incident happened at approximately 11:55 p.m. on the mezzanine level of the City Hall station. MORE LOCAL HEADLINES:According to investigators, no shots were fired and no injuries were reported during the investigation.

Investigators say they want to speak with the man "in an effort to get more information about what occurred during the confrontation." Anyone with information is urged to call SEPTA Transit Police at (215) 580-8111.___DOWNLOAD: FOX 29 NEWS APP | FOX 29 WEATHER AUTHORITY APPSUBSCRIBE: Good Day Digest Newsletter | FOX 29 Philly on YouTubeAdvertisementFOLLOW: Facebook | Instagram | Twitter.

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Shapiro sets campaign cash record to start election year

HARRISBURG, Pa. - The Democratic Party's endorsed candidate for governor of Pennsylvania, state Attorney General Josh Shapiro, headed into 2021 with $13.4 million in his campaign account, a state record for a candidate heading into an election year.Shapiro, whose campaign report was posted online by the state after Monday night's reporting deadline, is not expected to face opposition in the primary and has unified the party, getting endorsements from its state committee and biggest allies, including the AFL-CIO.He reported raising $13.4 million in 2021, boosted by labor unions and big checks in a state that puts no limits on individual contributions. Labor unions gave Shapiro more than $3 million in 2021, while donors who gave at least $50,000 kicked in more than $5.4 million.The double-digits deep field of Republican candidates vying for the party's nomination reported relatively anemic fundraising through Dec.

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More than 100 million people in path of major winter storm's snow, ice from Texas to Midwest, Northeast

winter storm with heavy snow and disruptive ice will impact more than 100 million people across a nearly 3,000-mile swath stretching from Texas and the Plains to the Midwest and Northeast through Friday.Frigid arctic air has moved into the nation's heartland on Groundhog Day behind a cold front sweeping down across the Plains. Moisture from the Gulf of Mexico has surged northward ahead of the front.That moisture is overlapping with the fresh supply of cold air, setting the stage for an expansive area of snow and ice impacting millions of Americans from the nation's southern border to its northern border.As of Wednesday morning, the winter storm was producing snow and a narrow band of sleet and freezing rain over a large area from Colorado, New Mexico and the Texas Panhandle to parts of Illinois, Indiana and Michigan.

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Ukraine-Russia conflict: Biden sending troops to Eastern Europe amid rising tension

BRUSSELS (AP) - President Joe Biden is sending about 2,000 troops from Fort Bragg, North Carolina, to Poland and Germany this week and shifting roughly 1,000 Germany-based soldiers to Romania, a senior administration official said Wednesday.Biden has said he will not put American troops in Ukraine to fight any Russian incursion, although the United States is supplying Ukraine with weapons to defend itself.The military moves come amid stalled talks with Russia over its military buildup at Ukraine’s borders. And they underscore growing fears across Europe that Russian President Vladimir Putin is poised to invade Ukraine.

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COVID-19: TVDSB moves 1 school in London, 1 in St. Thomas to online learning

Thames Valley District School Board announced Tuesday that Kensal Park French Immersion Public School in London, Ont., and John Wise Public School in St. Thomas will be closing to in-person learning as of Wednesday, Feb.

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Delhi likely to see more Covid curbs in next DDMA meeting?

Delhi Lieutenant Governor Anil Baijal will chair a virtual meeting of the Delhi Disaster Management Authority (DDMA) on 4 February. Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal will also be present at the DDMA meeting.

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Washington Commanders: New era begins as Washington Football Team announces new name

WASHINGTON - After an 18-month-search the Washington Football Team has announced its new name: The Washington Commanders.The name was revealed Wednesday at a press conference with co-CEOs and co-owners Dan and Tanya Snyder and team President Jason Wright.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherAfter an 18-month-search the Washington Football Team has announced its new name: The Washington Commanders.The team's new helmets and uniforms will retain the franchise's signature burgundy-and-gold colors. The jersey will feature three stars on the collar and stripes on the shoulders.

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Fight leads to shooting, man rushed to hospital in Olney

PHILADELPHIA - A man is making a recovery after he was shot during an argument in the Olney section of the city.It happened around 11:30 p.m.

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Zelle scammers steal thousands of dollars from Maryland woman

WALDORF, Md. - A Maryland woman scammed out of thousands of dollars is speaking out in an effort to help others avoid a ploy making the rounds across the country.Denise, who lives in Charles County, didn’t want to use her last name because she’s still worried about the people who targeted her at the beginning of January."I haven’t been able to eat, I haven’t been able to sleep," she said Tuesday.It all started with a text message that purported to be from her bank, Wells Fargo, that said, ‘Zelle transaction attempted $3500,’ asking her to reply yes or no to verify the charge.Download the FOX 5 DC News App for Local Breaking News and WeatherShe replied, ‘no,’ and moments later, her phone rang. The man said he was with Wells Fargo and someone was trying to steal $3,500 from her via Zelle, but luckily they caught it in time and there was a simple solution.He didn’t ask her to click a link or give a bank account number, instead, he instructed Denise to log into her Zelle account and send $3,500 back to herself to "reverse the transaction."Denise said she had a moment where she doubted what he was telling her, and she asked him to verify his identity."I said, ‘I need something where nobody else knows, but an inside person.’ And he said, ‘You just made a transaction.

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Biden to relaunch 'Cancer Moonshot,' aiming to cut deaths by 50% over next 25 years

FILE IMAGE - Then-Vice President Joe Biden speaks at the Edward Kennedy Institute on the White House Cancer Moonshot Task Force's mission to double the rate of progress in cancer research and treatment on Oct. 19, 2016, in Boston, Massachusetts.

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As Canada’s home prices soared during COVID-19, real-estate money laundering audits fell 64%

anti-money laundering watchdog plummeted during the COVID-19 pandemic, new figures show, a deeply “troubling” sign for authorities tracking dirty money, financial crime experts say.The data from the Financial Transactions and Reports Analysis Centre of Canada (FINTRAC) showed money laundering audits in real estate dropped from 146 in 2019-20 to just 53 in 2020-21 – a decrease of 64 per cent. That’s down from nearly 200 audits of real-estate entities in 2018-19.The new numbers, obtained through an access to information request, come as Canada’s housing market has been on fire for the last two years, with prices reaching historic levels fuelled by ultra-low interest rates and a lack of supply across the country.

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This Morning fans rejoice as Vernon Kay replaces Phillip Schofield amid Covid chaos

This Morning fans have rejoiced as Vernon Kay stepped in to fill in for Covid-struck Phillip Schofield on the latest episode (February 2).The I'm a Celebrity... Get Me Out of Here! alum returned to the programme on Wednesday, having previously presented the show for several days last year.His return followed the announcement on Monday that Phillip Schofield would be absent until next week after testing positive for coronavirus.Reuniting with Vernon on the sofa, presenter Rochelle Humes said: "Look who's back."Vernon replied: "Thank you.

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GATE 2022: SC agrees to hear pleas seeking postponement of exam due to Covid

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Trial deliberating infecting young adults with Covid found to be safe

The world's first "human challenge" trial in which volunteers were deliberately exposed to Covid-19 to advance research into the disease was found to be safe in healthy young adults, leaders of the study said today.

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Mumbai new covid-19 rules: BMC relaxes restrictions for parks, restaurants

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Manager of India's Winter Olympics contingent tests Covid positive in Beijing

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‘Like we’re being held hostage’: Ottawa residents frustrated as truck protesters refuse to leave

Anxiety and frustration are growing among Ottawa residents, as throngs of truckers and other demonstrators who arrived last week to protest Canada’s COVID-19 restrictions continue to disrupt life in the capital. From traffic jams and shuttered businesses, to noise-polluted nights and people urinating in the streets, Abigail Bimman looks at why Ottawans are calling for action on the demonstrators.

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Trucker protest: 2 arrested, charged as Ottawa police says crowd continues to thin

Ottawa police say two men connected to the ongoing anti-COVID-19 restriction demonstrations have been arrested and face criminal charges, while the crowd of truckers and other protesters continues to thin out.

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‘Mission possible’: The five-month operation to rescue dogs and cats from Afghanistan

It’s an operation that has been five months in the making and it’s being called Mission Possible.

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'It's just a mess': Neighbors call small Philadelphia road one of the most dangerous in the city

PHILADELPHIA - A small street in the Germantown section of Philadelphia is causing big problems for neighbors who say an ongoing construction project has turned it into one of the most dangerous in the city. The 5500 block of Morton Street is a one-way road, adorned with the proper signage that warns motorists not to enter through the wrong side. Still, residents say a parade of cars is often spotted driving against the grain."Pretty much every time I come down, I hear someone coming up the wrong way," one resident said. The problem started last Fall when the Philadelphia Water Department began a sewer repair project on Church Lane, a road that intersects with Morton Street, Baynton Street and Belfield Avenue.In the months since, several streets have closed and caused a traffic nightmare that has subsequently sent some puzzled motorists up Morton Street."It's a mess, it's just one big mess, especially when they come the wrong way," Cynthia Frisby said. When drivers aren't heading the wrong way, some are speeding.

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Sharon Stone RIPS Joe Rogan over COVID-19 misinformation: 'His behavior is dangerous'

Sharon Stone was critical of Joe Rogan amid the ongoing controversy surrounding the spread of COVID-19 misinformation, and Spotify's decision to add a warning to all podcasts on its platform discussing the ongoing virus.Stone, 63, spoke Tuesday in Beverly Hills, California with TMZ, where she was asked about the ongoing developments over Rogan and his podcast, which drew attention last month after rock icon Neil Young pulled his music from the platform in protest of Rogan's content in regards to the pandemic.Rogan, 54, garnered controversy after a December 31 podcast of The Joe Rogan Experience in which he chat with Dr. Robert Malone, an anti-vaccine proponent who was previously banned from Twitter over the spread of COVID misinformation.

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Security guard shot during brawl outside North Philadelphia Rite Aid

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say a security guard was shot in the foot during an argument with a pair of unruly customers outside a North Philadelphia Rite Aid Tuesday night.Philadelphia Police Captain John Walker told reporters that a man and woman were asked to leave the store at the intersection of Broad and Oxford streets around 9 p.m."They were believed to be a little bit indignant to the people in the store, so the security guards asked them to leave," Walker said.After the two customers were ushered outside the store by security, Small said the man and one of the security guards went to the AMC parking lot across the street. Police say an argument escalated to a fistfight during which the man pulled out a gun and shot the 41-year-old security guard in the foot. He was taken to Temple University Hospital in stable condition, authorities said. The shooting was blocks away from Temple University's campus and prompted the school to share an alert on Twitter.No arrests were reported immediately after the shooting.

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Whoopi Goldberg suspended from 'The View' following Holocaust remarks

FILE - Whoopi Goldberg attends Tyler Perry Studios grand opening gala at Tyler Perry Studios on Oct. 05, 2019 in Atlanta, Georgia.

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Washington Commanders signs spotted at FedEx Field day before unveiling

WASHINGTON - Signs bearing what appears to be the Washington Football Team's new name were spotted at the stadium Tuesday night – less than 24 hours before the official announcement. SkyFox captured aerial images of Commanders signs inside the team store located at FedEx Field. The team officially retired the 'Redskins' name and logo in 2020.Last month, Washington Football officials released seven potential names and said it would reveal the one that was selected on Feb. 2.The Washington Football Team will reveal its new name next month, team officials said Tuesday.

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Driver killed in road rage shooting on I-76 in Camden, police say

CAMDEN, N.J. - Investigators say a New Jersey man who was found dead inside a crashed car on I-76 last week was fatally shot during a road rage incident. According to the New Jersey State Police, 48-year-old Louis E. Ciccanti Jr.

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Mother of 5 dies after falling off party bus days before her 30th birthday

LOS ANGELES - Monday would have been Heather Garcia's 30th birthday.Instead of celebrating, her family and friends are mourning her death as the mom of five was killed after falling out of a party bus – a 1999 Ford E-350 Super Duty – over the weekend.Garcia was celebrating with her friends in downtown Los Angeles early Saturday when she accidentally fell to her death on the 101 Freeway. The California Highway Patrol responded to the incident a little before 3 a.m.

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Pfizer seeks US approval of Covid vaccine for children under 5

FDA said it will hold a meeting in two weeks, on February 15, to consider the request.

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Richfield school shooting: 2 students shot, 1 killed outside school

RICHFIELD, Minn. FOX 9) - A student has died after a shooting Tuesday afternoon outside a school in Richfield, Minnesota.Police responded for the shooting on the sidewalk outside the South Education Center on Penn Avenue shortly after noon.

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Valentine's Day 2022: Spending expected to near $24B

nation's largest retail trade group estimated that consumers are going to collectively dole out nearly $24 billion on Valentine's Day this year, marking the second-highest year on record.This year's projection is an increase from the $21.8 billion consumers spent in 2021, according to an annual survey by National Retail Federation and Prosper Insights & Analytics. However, this year's projection falls just short of the $24.7 billion spent in 2020.The NRF's data comes just after holiday spending in 2021 grew 14.1% over the prior year to a record $886.7 billion. "Following the historic level of consumer spending over the winter holidays, it appears that the trend will continue into 2022," NRF CEO Matthew Shay said in a statement.More than half of U.S.

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COVID-19: B.C. expands visitation rights in long-term care homes

British Columbia is expanding visitation rights in long-term care, allowing one designated visitor per resident regardless of whether they have ‘essential’ status. Residents who have one designated essential visitor will be allowed to have an additional designated visitor, Dr.

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2 officers shot and killed at Bridgewater College

BRIDGEWATER, Va. - A Virginia State police officer and a campus safety officer were shot and killed Tuesday on campus at Bridgewater College, according to police. The two men who were killed in the line of duty have been identified as Campus Police Officer John Painter and Campus Safety Officer J.J. Jefferson.Bridgewater College's President Dr.

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PennDOT issues refunds for drivers ticketed by speed camera in unposted work zone

BENSALEM, Pa. - The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) is issuing refunds after months worth of erroneous tickets that penalized drivers for speeding in an unposted work zone. Dennis O'Sullivan, a local driver, said he received a speeding ticket through the mail from a camera on the Route 1 work zone in Bensalem last November. He later got the warning that should have preceded the ticket. "I never had any opportunity to modify anything because I was never notified of the first violation," O'Sullivan explained to FOX 29's Hank Flynn.

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COVID-19 update, 2 February 2022 1.30pm

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern and COVID-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins will be joined by Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield and Ministry of Health Chief Science Advisor Ian Town to make an announcement on booster vaccines at 1.30pm.

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COVID-19: Ontario churches’ constitutional challenge hears from attorney general

COVID-19 pandemic.The churches, Church of God in Aylmer and Trinity Bible Chapel in Waterloo, argue indoor and outdoor gathering restrictions are over-broad, unreasonable, arbitrary limits that violate Charter rights and cannot be justified.The two churches leading the constitutional challenge, which held its first hearing on Monday, have both faced numerous charges, including findings of contempt, for repeatedly defying COVID-19 restrictions. COVID-19: Ontario churches’ constitutional challenge has 1st day in court The challenge is being held virtually in the St.

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CDN-NDG mayor dons scrubs to vaccinate people against COVID-19

COVID-19 vaccines during the pandemic to support the rollout. One borough mayor added her name to that list Tuesday morning, offering a helping hand at a pop-up vaccination clinic at the Saint-Raymond Community Centre located in her own borough.“I’m a mayor and a nurse.

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Premier Doug Ford tells Ottawa truck protestors to go home

After days of noisy protests, Ontario’s premier says they have been heard and that it’s time to leave. Matthew Bingley reports.

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The GOAT gave the Bucs the greatest two years of all time

TAMPA, Fla. - The greatest of all time gave the Tampa Bay Buccaneers the greatest two years in the team's history.Tom Brady signed on with the Bucs in March 2020 at the start of the pandemic, shocking the sports world by leaving the winningest NFL franchise for a team with the worst winning percentage in all of sports. FROM 2020: It's official: Tom Brady is going to be a Tampa Bay BuccaneerBrady didn't come to be the savior, but he was."Nothing is going to be perfect for a long time, but we're going to work our tails off to get it right," Brady said in his initial meeting with the press after becoming a Buccaneer in 2020."This is difficult for me to write, but here it goes: I'm not going to make that competitive commitment anymore," Tom Brady wrote. "I have loved my NFL career, and now it is time to focus my time and energy on other things that require my attention."MORE: Tom Brady’s retirement announcement thanks Tampa Bay, makes no mention of New EnglandWith the world in a shutdown, Brady quickly went to work, defying the NFL with his own private workouts on the campus of Berkeley Prep High School.

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2 hurt in shooting at North Philadelphia corner store, police say

PHILADELPHIA - Authorities say two people were injured during a shooting that erupted inside a corner store Tuesday night in North Philadelphia. The double shooting happened inside a store on the 600 block of Diamond Street just before 4 p.m., police said. A 32-year-old man was shot three times in the legs and driven to Temple Hospital where he was placed in stable condition. An 18-year-old was on the street with a gunshot wound to the foot when police arrived. He was transported by ambulance to Temple Hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. No arrests were reported immediately following the shooting.

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Fired Miami Dolphins coach Brian Flores sues NFL, accuses league of racist hiring practices

Head coach Brian Flores of the Miami Dolphins looks on against the Baltimore Ravensat Hard Rock Stadium on November 11, 2021 in Miami Gardens, Florida. (Photo by Michael Reaves/Getty Images) NEW YORK - Fired Miami Dolphins Coach Brian Flores sued the NFL and three of its teams Tuesday, saying racist hiring practices by the league have left it racially segregated and managed like a plantation.The lawsuit filed in Manhattan federal court sought class-action status and unspecified damages from the league, the Dolphins, the Denver Broncos and the New York Giants, along with unidentified individuals.Flores was fired last month by Miami after leading the Dolphins to a 24-25 record over three years.

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COVID-19: 2 more deaths reported in Waterloo Region as hospitals now caring for 125 patients

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Hulu to stream key FOX unscripted, animated series now out-of-season

21 November 2021, North Rhine-Westphalia, Cologne: Alexander Klaws, singer, is on stage as the unmasked character "Mülli Müller" in the Prosieben show "The Masked Singer". Photo: Rolf Vennenbernd/dpa (Photo by Rolf Vennenbernd/picture alliance via Ge FOX Entertainment and Hulu have teamed up to allow the streaming service to make available all out-of-season, key FOX unscripted and animated series.Charlie Collier, CEO, FOX Entertainment, and Joe Earley, President of Hulu, made the announcement Tuesday.Under the agreement, Hulu will be able to stream all episodes of FOX’s unscripted series including "The Masked Singer," "Lego Masters," "I Can See Your Voice," "Name That Tune," "The Masked Dancer," "Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back," "MasterChef" and "MasterChef Junior."RELATED: Whoopi Goldberg apologizes for saying Holocaust was not about raceFour-time Grammy-nominated artist Jewel was revealed to be Queen of Hearts.In addition, Hulu users can also view FOX’s hit animated comedy, "HouseBroken," which features the voices of Lisa Kudrow, Will Forte, Clea DuVall, Nat Faxon, Sharon Horgan, Tony Hale, Sam Richardson and Jason Mantzoukas.This output deal also includes future unscripted programming that will be owned and controlled by FOX Entertainment."This deal proudly continues the FOX/Hulu partnership.

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‘American Sniper’ Chris Kyle: Father, veteran, husband leaves lasting legacy

convicted of murder and sentenced to life in prison without parole.Kyle, Littlefield and Routh were all together when they arrived at a shooting range at Rough Creek Lodge and Resort, located about 70 miles southwest of Fort Worth, Texas. Family members said Routh suffered from post-traumatic stress disorder from serving in Iraq and in Haiti after the devastating 2010 earthquake, and Routh’s mother had asked Kyle to help her troubled son. During Routh’s trial, Kyle’s widow, Taya Kyle, testified that Littlefield and her husband were close, and enjoyed spending time with veterans as a way to help them ease back into civilian life.

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The latest borough by borough coronavirus infection rates across Greater Manchester

Coronavirus infection rates have fallen in all ten boroughs of Greater Manchester, according to the latest figures.

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Dashcam video shows South Florida driver opening fire during road rage incident on I-95

MIAMI - Dashcam footage from a June 2021 road rage incident in South Florida shows the moments when a driver fired multiple shots, striking another vehicle several times. But his lawyer is calling the shooting a "justified" response.WSVN reports that Eric Popper, who was a civilian fire inspector with Miami Beach Fire Rescue at the time, was driving southbound on Interstate 95 in Miami-Dade County around 7 a.m.

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Caught on Camera: Clerk, robbery suspect hurt in shootout inside Philadelphia store

PHILADELPHIA - Surveillance video obtained by FOX 29 shows the moment a woman working behind the counter at a Philadelphia store exchanged gunfire with two robbery suspects Tuesday morning. The incident occurred inside a store on the 5500 block of Torresdale Avenue in Philadelphia's Wissinoming neighborhood. Video shows two male suspects entering the store one at a time, with the first suspect walking up to the female clerk and another employee appearing to be holding a firearm. The second suspect appears to pull a firearm from his waistband as he enters the store. A dog that was inside the store jumps on the first suspect as gunfire erupts, with the female clerk appearing to exchange gunfire with at least one of the suspects.The suspects then flee the store with the other employee appearing to give chase. A store clerk is in critical condition after police say she was involved in a shootout with two robbery suspects Tuesday morning that also left one of the suspects with multiple gunshot wounds.The clerk, a 32-year-old woman was shot multiple times in the hip and groin area.

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Tesla recalls nearly 54K 'Full Self-Driving' cars over vehicles running stop signs

Photo taken on Oct. 26, 2020 shows the Tesla China-made Model 3 vehicles at its gigafactory in Shanghai, east China.

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SEPTA seeking to identify man who pulled gun during argument in City Hall station

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