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In the news this morning, Philadelphia police are warning parents and children about an attempted kidnapping suspect who tried to take two young students out of school that he had no relationship with.

Authorities said it happened on Tuesday at Master Charter John Worcester Elementary in Germantown. The suspect asked to sign out an eight-year-old boy and a 10-year-old girl by name. When asked to provide ID, the man refused, then left. Both the parents and children told police they don't recognize the man in the surveillance photos. That's the really scary part. I mean, listen, that anybody, somebody were walk in and try to claim children and, you know, and not have the proper identification, all this. That's scary enough. But that this guy, these people have no idea who he is and he came in with names, specific names. That's very strange. It's chilling. Yeah. Very scary. If you have any information you're asked to contact police.

You know what? A lot of the schools have such strong guidelines in place that, you know,

they were able to stop this. And so, you know, fortunately, they were able to stop it.

The safety checks are there. And that's why, you know, that's why things have evolved to where they are now.

And they've got these things in place to stop somebody

like this. It's such, it's so difficult to get into my son's school. Excellent. But yeah, there's the way it should be. There's a camera outside. You've got to show your face. You've got to show your ID. Then you can't go into the school by yourself. But you know what? I don't care. Like, I'm so glad that that's, you know, that's what's in place.

A suspect has been charged following a fight that left a man dead at a park in South Philadelphia over the weekend. 24-year-old Matthew or appease of the 1600 block of South 6th Street surrendered to police on Thursday. He's charged with involuntary manslaughter, simple assault, and reckless endangerment of another person. The incident happened at 915, Saturday evening at the Gold Star Park off of South Shearden Street.

Police say the 38-year-old victim and his fiancé were walking their dog in the park when the victim got into an argument with Oropiza.

The fight turned physical and police say Oropiza punched the victim, causing him to fall backwards and hit his head.

He was taken to Jefferson University Hospital where he was pronounced dead.

See, the poor pictures, this guy with his fiancee. It's awful. They were going out simply to

walk the dog and he ends up dead. Neighbors have said that the fight was over the suspect,

allegedly having the dog off leash in the park, which isn't allowed. Yeah, right.

Anyone with information regarding this incident is also asked to contact the homicide detectives.

A 93-year-old Iowa man was recently reunited with his beloved wedding ring.

He lost 45 years ago.

Ray Schmucker of Petersburg says he lost his wedding ring in either the fall of 1973 or winter of 74.

And he said he had no idea where the diamond inlaid jewelry could have gone. He said he never dreamed of seeing the ring ever again. He said his wife was upset when he lost it and she went right into town to get a new one right after he lost this initial ring 45 years ago. Well, he says he's thrilled now because he can pawn it and he needs some stuff.

Stop it.

No, stop.

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