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

And today is Thursday, September 24th.

Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning.

Protesters gathered in Philadelphia and demonstrated peacefully on Wednesday night following the Kentucky Grand Jory ruling in the Brianna Taylor case. Earlier in the afternoon, officials announced that Louisville officer Brett Hankinson was charged with three counts of wanton endangerment in connection to the police raid on the night of March 13th that claimed the life of Taylor. A grand jury brought no charges

for killing Taylor, who was shot multiple times by police who burst into her home during a drug

raid gone wrong. While there were no drugs at Taylor's apartment, her boyfriend shot and wounded

a police officer. State Attorney General Daniel Cameron said the officers shot and killed Taylor

were fired. They fired in self-defense. In Philadelphia,

protesters took to the, uh, took their message to the center city streets after the grand jury

ruling Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney urged residents to remain peaceful. Soon after the ruling in the

case, protesters in Louisville also took to the streets. Authority said two officers were shot

and wounded Wednesday night during the demonstrations.

A suspect is in custody.

One officer is undergoing surgery and both are expected to recover.

Protests erupted in New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C. and Atlanta as well.

A teenager with special needs was at a target.

It was the target of an attack inside of Bucks County Walmart this past weekend.

Police said it happened around noon Saturday at the Walmart on Northwest End Boulevard in Quaker Town.

Richland Township Police released surveillance video from the store on Tuesday.

The video shows the suspect walking into the store with a woman who was pushing a child in a cart.

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