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Was all about. Hundreds turned out for a vigil to honor dr. Mayer, a father of three and long time educators, school was closed for all students for two days while they grieved. They spent three months investigating mayers death and looked at evident including cell phone records. He is really involved with the kids and the students. When you hear this it hurts. Its bad. What a wonderful man and how precious life is and the school is really suffering. Now, the driver has been charged with reckless driving and improper use of a cell phone while driving. A hearing is not set yet and that hearing ...

13yearold chris macke was shot once in the head and died in the decrepit building. And he ran home and told his parents what happened and they took him to the homicide unit. Reed call its a tragic lesson, you have to make the right decision all the time. She grieves for mackes family and those that witnessed the tragedy. This will shape their life for the good or for the bad. And as you can see friends of mackes beginning to arrive here at german town avenue, you see pamphlets here on the table being provided by cease fire about the dangers of guns. As for the 15yearold that has been charged w...

Bull airport. And details on what caused a lock down on the military base used by air force one. And the big story is new tragic news of the death of a boy in the german town section of philadelphia. Police believe the gun went off when the kids were playing on east oak lane. And now the young shooter is in custody. Annie mccormick is live now with more. Reporter that young shooter, the 15yearold still remains here at the homicide unit. Police tell me its not likely he will face murder charges but will probably face a firearms violation. Like you know he got shot. He got shot. You know it was ...

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