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Tuesday, February 5th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a woman went into labor following a crash in the overbooked section of Philadelphia.

It was just that closure that I reported. Yeah, the woman is in stable, but a stable condition, but the newborn is in very critical condition. The crash happened at 3 a.m. at the intersection of Haverford and over Brook Avenue. Please say a man and a pregnant woman were in a pickup truck and they were stopped at a traffic light when they were rear-ended by a white Lexus. I drove past that this morning, by the way. Did you? Yeah, yeah, because that's the way I go. I go down Route 1, so it's just a block over from where.

And I saw, I mean, they had it all blocked off.

And I saw some news crews on the scene there. And I'm like, all right, I'll figure out what's going on a little bit later on. I think one of the cars was overturned. Did you see that? No, I couldn't see that from where I was.

They'd shut it off in advance of that, correct?

Yeah, well, yeah, so I guess it was behind the other, because it was barricaded, right? Right? At City Line Avenue. So that's really all I could see. And I was also driving, so I only got like a quick little glimpse over there. But I'm like, okay, something's serious. I thought maybe it was a gunshot or something i mean but now we know what it is so the woman uh the woman and this this guy were in the pickup truck and they were

stopped the traffic light this white lexas comes along rear ends them and then the white lexas flipped

over uh following the impact of the crash officials say the woman went into premature labor when medics

arrived on the scene they helped deliver the baby inside the cab of the truck. Both the mother and the baby were taken to the hospital. There's no word if the man in the truck was injured. The striking vehicle overturned onto its roof at the scene, the driver of that car. The Lexus was arrested for DUI and driving with a suspended license. A female passenger was also in that vehicle. It's not clear if she suffered any injuries. You know, a lot of times we're coming in to work early and people say, well, you have the roads wide open. But the truth of the matter is, I'm always leery, and I'm sure people are leery of me and my car. Who's out on the road at this time in the morning? And so, you know, and because of that, this very reason, people coming from all-nighters or whatever. And so I'm always, always very cautious. So there's this intersection right here at St. Assis and that's Belmont, right? Yeah. And so I come through it and when I'm coming through that intersection, whatever's on the left of me is completely blind. I can't see it.

They can't see me.

And I mean, even if I have a full on green light, I almost slow down to a stop just in the off chance of somebody's going to come up. Well, everyone thinks they can shorthand everything because there's not a lot of traffic out of their hose. Well, hopefully the baby's going to be okay. police are searching for a man who was pretending to be a police officer and even

pulled a woman over in Bucks County. It happened at 1040 Friday in the parking lot of the

Honeybake Ham on Lincoln Highway and Fairless Hills. Police say a man in a dark colored

unmarked Ford Crown Victoria with red and blue lights on the dashboard pulled the woman over.

She said she gave him her ID, but then she noticed that he smelled like tobacco and

alcohol. She wasn't sure if he was a legitimate officer based on his appearance. She said he wasn't in

uniform and then she described him as having scruffy hair and needing a shower.

The woman got her ID back and then drove away and notified police. So she said to him,

can I have my ID back? And then she got out of there. State Police in Berks County are investigating another similar incident near Boyers Junction

that happened two weeks ago, but it's unclear if the two are connected. Falls Township

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