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

Today is Wednesday, the 14th day of December. Good morning, Kathy.

Good morning in the news this morning. Philadelphia police are looking for surveillance video to get more detailed descriptions of two suspects wanted in a carjacking and shooting in Feltonville late Tuesday night. The 41-year-old male victim was taken to the hospital in stable condition. It happened on West Roosevelt Boulevard by 4th Street shortly before 11 p.m.

Police say the victim was sitting in a parked white SUV when two males approached and

entered the Mercedes. They struggled with the 41-year-old man before shooting him in the back.

Police say the suspects pulled the victim out of the vehicle and stole the SUV. They then

fled in that Mercedes north on the 400 block of Roosevelt Boulevard. The victim was taken to the

hospital and is in stable

condition. No arrests have been made. Anyone with information is asked to contact police by calling

215-6-86 tips. I don't know how anybody can get away with anything anymore with

surveillance cameras and ring cameras and all that stuff. If you guys remember a few months ago,

there was a guy who was shot and killed in Springfield, Delaware County, in his car. Right. Okay. We haven't heard about it since, but, like, you thought it was just some random, like, road rage incident? It wasn't. There was actually more to the story. The guy who shot the other guy actually knew him, blah, blah, blah. But they followed that guy home through, like, surveillance and ring cameras all from Springfield to, like, wherever he was in, like, Darby or something like that. But sometimes also, you will see a close-up, crystal clear shot of someone's face, and they'll be like, nobody knows who this guy is. You know what I mean? It happens that way as well. You get both of those. It's really strange. I was thinking about that the other day. I'm like, well, they're going to get this guy and then you find out they didn't get the guy. And by the way, they wear masks or they're all things to be discreet about it. And a lot of times they will escape in a car that they carjacked. So all of that complicates the issues.

Yep.

Authorities believe the deaths of two brother-in-laws found inside a New Jersey garage Tuesday morning

may have been accidental.

The Gloucester County Prosecutor's Office said that the apparent accident happened

at a property on East Monroe Street in Palsborough, Gloucester County.

Family members identified the victim as Lloyd Campbell and Alan Nichols and said that the

pair operated a family towing company from the property and worked as mechanics.

A customer who came to the garage on Tuesday morning found Campbell and Nichols unresponsive

and called for help according to the family.

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