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And now, Preston and Steve's news updates with Kathy Romano.

Today is Tuesday, January 10th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, police in Montgomery County are investigating

controversial video that shows an unarmed woman being tased and pulls out of a car during a traffic stop. The incident unfolded Sunday in the parking lot of a Wawa in Ballot-Kinwood and was recorded by at least two witnesses. So are the two Wawas that are down the street? Are those both Ballot-inwood? It's a good question. I don't, yeah, are they? Yeah. Yeah. Or is that one off of, off of the school goal considered Belmont Hills? It might be Belmont Hills, but the one right around the corner from them. Would be the Ballot one then? Maybe. I was just wondering which one. I just don't know of any other wawas that are very, very close to them other than those too.

Because this is right in our area for those who don't know. Also, if I see the video, I can tell you, we can all tell you which one it was. I know. I didn't see the video. Because the one down the street and what you were saying is Belmont Hills is hands down the worst Wawa parking lot of all Wawa parking lots. Yeah. When you park, you're basically sitting in the street.

Yeah, I know.

And people park across the street and they cross and like, it's dangerous in the morning. I like slow down when I go past that Wawa because it makes me nervous. The video, according to those who were there, show Lower Merriam Police officers demanding the driver of a maroon Volvo to exit the car.

One officers heard threatening to break the car window after the driver refuses repeated orders from police.

The woman who witnesses say is a 30-year-old from Norristown asks officers for a supervisor as she continues to refuse to exit the vehicle.

Moments later, witnesses say the woman was tased multiple times and dragged

from her car by police and arrested. That's the one on Rock Hill. It's Rock Hill? Yeah, not the one

on Belmont. Okay, you can tell. She was brought to Lancadale Hospital for a medical condition

and later release. No charges have been filed against the driver. Witnesses claim the driver was

originally pulled over for tailgating. The Lower

Marion Police Department says the traffic stop happened after a short pursuit. Superintendent Mike

McGrath told Fox 29, officers encountered a non-compliant driver who actively resisted their

follow-up investigation. Force was required to take the driver safely into custody. The department

on Monday said the incident is under review

in accordance with their use of force policy. Doctors who treated DeMar Hamlin and the bill's safety

said the bill's safety was back in Buffalo on Monday, an uplifting sign of a remarkable progress.

He has made a week after going into cardiac arrest and having to be resuscitated on the field

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