Bristol, PA
Police & Fire
SEEN IT? Bensalem Police Seek Hit-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian SEEN IT? Bensalem Police Seek Hit-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian
Seen IT? Bensalem Police Seek Hit-Run Driver Who Seriously Injured Pedestrian Police in Bucks County are seeking the public's help identifying a suspect who they say fled the scene of a crash in Bensalem Tuesday night. A silver car with front right end damage fled the 2300 block of Lincoln Highway after striking a man with their car around 9:30 p.m., according to Bensalem police.  Police believe the driver fled northbound on Lincoln Highway. The victim was reportedly in critical condition, CBS3 says. Police are asking anyone with information to submit an anonymous tip on CrimeWatch or contact Bensalem Police at 215-633-3719.

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by Nicole Acosta
Bristol, PA
Police & Fire
Philly Judge Won't Drop Election Charges Against VA Men Who Came To 'Straighten Out' Vote Count Philly Judge Won't Drop Election Charges Against VA Men Who Came To 'Straighten Out' Vote Count
Philly Judge Won't Drop Election Charges Against VA Men Who Came To 'Straighten Out' Vote Count A Philadelphia judge on Thursday refused to dismiss election charges against a pair of Virginia men, who were apparently armed with an AR-15 when police stopped them near a vote-counting center during the 2020 Presidential Elections, news reports say. Joshua Macias, 42, and Antonio LaMotta, 61 -- both of Chesapeake, VA -- were originally arrested on weapons offenses, although LaMotta's charge was dropped as he was licensed to carry in his home state. Bike patrol officers stopped the two men around 10:30 p.m., on Nov. 5, and found them in possession a pair of guns -- which they did not have…

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by Cecilia Levine
Hackensack, NJ
Police & Fire
PHOTOS: Wildwood Collapse: 2 Seriously Injured, Most Injured Firefighters, Families Released PHOTOS: Wildwood Collapse: 2 Seriously Injured, Most Injured Firefighters, Families Released
Photos: Wildwood Collapse: 2 Seriously Injured, Most Injured Firefighters, Families Released UPDATE: More than half of nearly two dozen men, women and children involved in a deck collapse in Wildwood were released from area hospitals, authorities said Sunday. A group of current and former firefighters and their children had just attended a parade as part of the 142nd annual New Jersey State Firemen's Convention & Memorial Service. They were gathered at a three-story home on East Baker Avenue Saturday night when the upper deck gave way, pancaking those below, responders said. Most of those hospitalized were released after being treated, according to Cape Regional Health System…

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by Jerry DeMarco