Police investigate cell phone store robberies in Philadelphia and suburbs
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PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) Police are investigating a series of robberies at cell phone stores in Philadelphia, along with Bucks and Montgomery counties.
New video released by Philadelphia police shows two men rifling through the Boost Mobile store on Ridge Avenue in Roxborough on Tuesday evening, just after one of them shot the store s owner in the leg.
Police say the men got away with 11 iPhones, including the victim s phone, and $500.
Police say they were driving an older model silver Chevy Impala, and say one of the suspects was caught on camera without his mask on before the robbery.
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A Bristol woman is the fourth Bucks County resident to be arrested for her alleged role in the Jan. 6 Capitol Hill riots, federal authorities announced.
Rachel Genco, 37, was identified as the girlfriend of
Ryan Stephen Samsel, 37, a Bristol man charged last monthfor knocking down barricades and assaulting a female officer on U.S Capitol grounds, leaving her with a concussion, according to the
Footage from the riots captured Genco walking with Samsel apparently leading a group of rioters toward the U.S Capitol, court documents say.
Genco was also seen standing behind Samsel as he walked toward barriers that were blocked by U.S Capitol officers, court documents say.
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Traffic stop leads to $4 million drug bust in Bucks County
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BEDMINSTER TWP., Pennsylvania (WPVI) What was seemingly a routine traffic stop in Bedminster Township, Bucks County led to a multi-million dollar drug seizure.
Officials said on January 29, around 11:30 p.m., police noticed a Jeep being driven all over the place around Dublin Pike.
When they pulled the vehicle over they found drugs and cash.
Behind the wheel were 28-year-old Christian Ochoa and 27-year-old Edith Cardenas. Both have been arrested for intent to sell the drugs.
Police linked the two to a tractor-trailer driven from California to Allentown, Lehigh County, where they found 10 kilograms of heroin/fentanyl with a street value of around $3 million.