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Campuses like the Community College of philadelphia. Fortunately, all remained quiet. My biggest concern is always copycats but then you start doing similar things and of course we have to investigate them all. Reporter Drexel University freshman clayton, says he noticed police on every corner. I think its a little bit blown out of proportion possibly but its good that theyre taking the precautions. Reporter others say they wish the school did more to make the students feel comfortable. There should have been a University Wide email sent out saying classes are canceled because as of now, um, i...

Neighbors had to step in to safe him. Fox 29s Dave Schratwieser leave at Police Headquarters tonight. First, dave, how is that little boy . Reporter iain, the last word from the family was that he was in Critical Condition under going a cat scan at saint christophers hospital. As we said, the driver of that car did stop be get out to check out boy. He was immediately attacked by two to three men. Police tonight are looking for those men they say the driver may have also been robbed. Seen a little boy flying up going underneath the car. Reporter neighbors were in shock after police say a threey...

Over there. Reporter police say the driver stayed at the scene and got out of the his car to check on the boy who neighbors identified as dough nel banks. When police say the crowd turned on the driver. He was assaulted by several of the male spectators who were going on police rifle. Captain brown says another group of neighbors rescued the driver from the angry crowd and called police. This contributes to why sometimes people dont stop because theyre scared. In this case this was an accident he did the right thing and stopped but was assaulterr assaulterred. He was shooken um. He was really ...

The Fort Wayne Police Department says it has been collaborating with other agencies and non-governmental organizations to address the opioid crisis in our community

The Fort Wayne Police Department says it has been collaborating with other agencies and non-governmental organizations to address the opioid crisis in our community