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

Today is Wednesday, March 30th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. Authorities arrested a road rage suspect who crashed

into multiple police vehicles during a wild chase in Philadelphia Tuesday night. The incident started at 9.30 in the evening on the 2000 block of Van Street.

Police say the 24-year-old suspect pointed a gun at a couple while he was inside a stolen Toyota Camry.

Officers were later notified and tracked the Camry to the 3100 block of of Jasper Street, where the suspect briefly stopped before leading officers on a wild pursuit.

At one point during the chase, authorities say the driver intentionally backed into the front end of a 24th District Police vehicle.

The two officers inside the car were not injured.

The chase continued through Kensington and then into northeast Philadelphia, where the suspect

crashed into a Philadelphia Highway Patrol vehicle near 5,400 block of Torsdale Avenue.

Police say there were two officers inside that vehicle, but they did not suffer serious injuries.

The suspect was finally taken into custody. He's not yet been identified, but the Camry

was reportedly involved in a robbery and carjacking that happened three

days ago in Pittsburgh. Police say the vehicle was also allegedly involved in a kidnapping

that happened that same day. Wow. Someone's busy. Yeah. Well, it's unclear if the suspect who was

arrested on Tuesday night was involved in those incidents, police have not said what started the

initial confrontation with the couple.

A former administrator at the Yale University School of Medicine pleaded guilty to stealing $40 million from the school in a nearly decade-long computer and electronics purchasing fraud.

Federal prosecutors say 42-year-old Jamie Petron used the money to buy a fleet of luxury cars, including Mercedes, Land Rover's, and Cadillac Escalades, numerous properties in several states, and to pay for lavish trips. The defense is going to be it wasn't $50 million. Seriously. $40 million. I mean, at some point, could he have just gotten away with $10? It's she. Or she? That's part of it.

You know, I mean, at what point have, okay, I think we got enough. I think we're good. And plus, under the radar. Right, right, right, right. Come on. We talk about it all the time. They get greedy. It just nothing happened. And she kept going and going and going and going. But to, they do, these people clearly do not experience, whether it's like Elizabeth Holmes or, right, the, yeah, where it doesn't matter.

All this stuff is building up behind me.

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