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

Today is Wednesday, February 12th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning.

In the news this morning, a Coatesville woman is accused of stealing more than $34,000

from a woman she was supposed to be caring for, according to West Whiteland Township Police

Department.

35-year-old Sharleek Boggs worked for the 68-year-old victim in a senior care capacity.

The victim reported the theft of over $34,000 in cash over a six-month period.

The 68-year-old noticed someone had handwritten money from her account and made two car payments, according to police.

Boggs became a suspect because her name was allegedly listed on the two car payments. Other information was obtained, police said, which allegedly linked Boggs to the thefts from the victim's bank account. Boggs was charged in a rain on Tuesday. Her bail was set at $50,000. How loatham. Right? Two Ohio State University football players have been accused of rape and kidnapping, according to Columbus police. Police charge defensive players, 21-year-old Amir Reap and 21-year-old Jensen Wint late Tuesday and warrants have been issued for their arrest. In an affidavit filed by police, the woman was hanging out with Reep in an apartment he shares with Wint on February 4th when they began to engage in consensual sex.

The woman stopped and told Reap she didn't want to continue. Wint then entered the room and asked if he could join. He then allegedly grabbed the woman by her neck and raped her. The affidavit said, Reap then held the woman down with his body while Wint forced oral sex. The woman pushed Wint away and he forced on her again. after several minutes they stopped and Reap told the woman that she needed to say what happened was consensual on a video recording

while laughing at her, the affidavit said. He then told the woman she needed to shower before driving

her back to her residence. The university released a statement saying they are aware that the two

students have been arrested and criminally charged and that they have been suspended from all activities involving the football program.

Reap is a 6-1-185-pound cornerback from Cincinnati entering his senior season, while Wint is a 6-1198-pound red shirt senior safety from Brooklyn, according to the court documents and the Ohio State Buckeyes website.

First responders helped deliver the first baby born in C City, New Jersey in more than 40 years.

It was supposed to be the couples last weekend away before their second child was to arrive.

Joe and Gian Gellado planned to spend some quality time with three-year-old Brielle inLE before she became a big sister. On Monday, January 27th, the family was in C-Ile and Gian was about three weeks from her due date. But she started to have pain. The pain got worse, so her husband called 911. Police and EMTs were there within minutes. Officer Steve Jankowski with the CIL City Police Department said the dad came running out and said that he saw feet. So we know it was a little more serious than the normal transport to the hospital. Yeah. Within five minutes, police and EMT arrived. G.N. delivered the baby girl named Luciana. Police say that they got their supplies for a natural delivery and to cut the umbilical cord and the baby was delivered right there on the bedroom floor. It was a rare occurrence for C-Ile with no hospital in town. A baby hasn't been born there since 1977, so the city honored both the family and the first responders for helping make history. Baby Luciana has been at Shore Memorial Center in Summer's Point since she was born, but her parents say that she will likely be able to go home any day now.

Is that the closest hospital to them?

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, about 20 minutes. Yeah. No, that's not the closest one. There's one right outside of Avalon. They said, I don't think, not to deliver babies. That might be for like. Oh, well, he was asking hospital. Yeah. Okay.

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