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

Today is Monday. It is May 7th. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning. In the news this morning, a temple student was found dead inside his off-campus apartment,

according to the university's president. Please say he had been shot multiple times. In a note to the community

Sunday, Temple University president identified the victim as 21-year-old Daniel Dugnum, a third-year

business student from Northampton County. The student was found dead just before 10 o'clock Saturday

in his off-campus apartment in the 1700 block of

Diamond Street. Police say that he was shot at least three times, and they don't believe that it was a

random act. Temple University will enhance patrols in the area surrounding the campus as the investigation

continues. No weapon was recovered and no arrests have been made. Obviously, if you have any information,

they're asking that you contact police immediately.

More than 100 cats have been removed from a Montgomery County garage.

Headboro Police received a call on Friday about a strange odor coming from a building on the unblock of Byberry Road.

They spoke to a man who said he lived in the loft space of the garage and he kept the cats.

Officers returned Saturday with a search warrant on Sunday. They removed

114 cats with the help of the Montgomery County SPCA. They returned to the scene and used a heat

sensor to search for more. I've never heard of that. Wow, it's like predator. The conditions and the

individual, the conditions the individual and the cats we're living in are absolutely deplorable,

probably the worst I've ever seen said Haparrow Police Chief James Gardner. All of the cats we're living in are absolutely deplorable, probably the worst I've ever seen.

Said Haparrow Police Chief James Gardner, all of the cats are being evaluated and treated.

Can I take this opportunity since you're reporting that story?

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