Police Capt. James Kearney provides update on 2 Philadelphia shootings
Kearney pleaded for the Philadelphia community to help find the suspects.
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An attempted kidnapping at a school bus stop went wrong for one 30-year-old man who attempt was thwarted by a group of children who came to the defense of one of their classmates. The incident occurred early Monday morning in Gaithersburg, Maryland -- approximately 20 miles north of Washington, D.C. -- when several students were standing at a bus stop waiting to be picked up by their school bus when 30-year-old Jamaal Germany allegedly attempted to kidnap one of the students. The suspect’s motives regarding the attempted kidnapping are currently unclear as authorities continue to investigate the incident.
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Teacher recalls being shot by 6-year-old student: 'I remember the look on his face'
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Florida cops on night patrol saw an unlit car parked in a cul-de-sac. It was occupied
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Police: Missing Chesterfield lawyer Mark Englisby found dead
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Illegal Guide Whose Client Died in Buffalo National River Receives Probation
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Police: Cocoa woman, denied order at McDonald's drive-thru, waves gun at workers
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