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

Today is Tuesday, March 19th. Good morning. Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a Newcastle County Delaware woman is accused of faking her own abduction.

Police say 40-year-old Dennett Hurt told her boyfriend she had been kidnapped in Delaware City on March 9th.

Her boyfriend called 911. Several police agencies joined in on the search.

She was found about 90 miles later behind Appa Quinamink High School.

She allegedly told police she was taken

against her will as she left a restaurant. As the investigation continued, police say they determined

the story was fake and that she was faking her own abduction. Herd is now facing charges for filing

a false report, no word on why she would fake her own abduction. That's bizarre.

Yeah, very bizarre. Police in Montgomery County are cracking down on aggressive drivers from

texting to tailgating, from swerving to speeding. Police are watching for aggressive drivers

on the roads. More than a dozen drivers got pulled over yesterday and ticketed along Route

202. Upper Merriam Police were among dozens of other Philly area departments trying to

reduce crashes and traffic deaths on state highways. Upper Marion Township Police Lieutenant Jeff

Maurer says we are looking for aggressive drivers, speeding, texting and driving, failure to signal,

speeding through work zones and bus stops. Police in 64 Philly area jurisdictions are taking

part.

Yeah, I would love to know, to get behind the mind of somebody who finds the need to swerve in and out of traffic.

When traffic is, like, you're not going anywhere.

You're not going anywhere faster.

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