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

And today is August 23rd Wednesday morning. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

The Philadelphia police officer who shot and killed a man in the city's Kensington section last week is expected to be terminated, 6 ABC reported.

Sources say Officer Mark Dyle will be suspended for 30 days with the intent to dismiss following the deadly August 14th shooting of 27-year-old Eddie Irizarry.

Dial did not cooperate with the internal investigation and did not

provide a formal statement according to sources. Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw and Mayor

Jim Kenney will provide a further update on the case during a press conference scheduled for 1 o'clock

this afternoon. This comes after Irizarry's family released video on Tuesday of moments leading up to

the fatal gunfire on the 100 block of Willard Street.

The family's attorney said that they will be filing a wrongful death lawsuit against both the city of

Philadelphia and Dial. The Citizens Police Oversight Commission, which investigates the conduct,

policies, and practices of the Philadelphia Police Department has called for the officer to be fired.

Officer Dial is a five-year veteran of the Philadelphia Police Department who is assigned to the 24th District.

His attorney says, Officer Dial has the full support of the maternal order of police as they continue to review the facts.

A brazen dirt bike heist and takedown in Philadelphia was all captured on camera.

We've had five burglaries over the last 10 days and it's

adding up to over $100,000 in damages and stolen vehicles. And unfortunately, there's no end in sight,

said the owner of the Philadelphia Cycle Center. The owner says that they've been overrun by thieves,

bold enough to reportedly steal a car and use it to ram the shop's garage doors in just to make entry.

This all happened early Sunday morning.

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