is the mess able from top officials in texas. power washing the apartment complex where thomas duncan was visiting family. >> and they are washing down the schools. >> i am looking to see what precautions they take at the schools to determine whether or not my child will be able to return. >> now officials reveal four people including children duncan was visiting, have been quarantined. saying they violated the request not to leave the premises. >> we have groceries being delivered and we are arranging for the apartment to be cleaned right now. >> we are told for the next 21 days they need to be checked for fever and other ebola symptoms as detectives track down some 100 people that may have had

contact with duncan. duncan's nephew says the father and former chauffeur from liberia remains in serious condition at this dallas hospital and the public remains on edge. >> the bottom line it that we remain confident and contain the spread of ebola in the united states. we learned that that possible second case of of ebola in hawaii has been ruled out. and health officials across the country remain on high alert. >> thank you elizabeth. we have much more coverage of ebola still ahead. ali gorman is talking to local leaders about what they are doing and eva pilgram has more on the local liberian community trying to help friends and family in their home country. can you get more information at 6abc.com. we have the latest on the u.s. cases as well as a list of seven

things you need to know about the virus. >> the funeral arrangements are set for the pennsylvania state trooper killed in an accidental shooting at a gun range. david kedra died at the training complex in conshohocken. they will celebrate his life sunday night on academy road in northeast philadelphia. the funeral for the 26-year-old will be monday morning at christ the king church on chesterfield road and the burial will be private. police in trenton are getting a big boost thanks to a federal grant, they are in the state capitol to announce money to hire new officers. nora muchanic is live now with the details. >> reporter: hi there, you'll remember that in 2011 a third of the police force were laid off due to budget cuts. now they say this grant say

important step helping the department to recover. political heavy weights, rory booker and robert menendez tout the rewarding of a $1.5 million grant for hiring new officers. >> if you want to attract new visitors and see businesses grow, and for children on the way to school not be in the midst of a crossfire like what happened in trenton, you need the police officers that can create that safety. >> they will provide salary and benefits for three years and the city must pay for the rest. >> the department is devastated by the layoffs and the economic situation in the city, this is a step in the right direction for us. >> the city has 23 new police

officers, it's all part of rebuilding after a third of the police force was laid off three years ago. >> it means putting 36 more officers back on the street in 2015, that is huge for our community, where we have a great police force working hard now nora, but more officers will be on the beat helping our citizens stay safe. >> this comes a day of he was released from the hospital, he was released on tuesday recovering from a stomach flu. i am not sacrificing my health, making my mission better, my job is to be here so i'm here. >> reporter: back live now, trenton won a grant like this last year but turned it down because council did not want to raise taxes to pay the city's share, they are looking at their financial situation now to figure out how to pay for t nora muchanic, channel 6 "action

news." >> thank you. a pornography scandal appears to behind the resignation of the top environmental official. christopher abruzo is one of the employees that sent or received inter office emails that contained pornography. they went public with the emails a week ago and that they were all sent when governor tom corbett was in charge. now, a big new edition to philadelphia. chopper 6 hd was over the banks of the new schuylkill boardwalk, a walkway over the river, close to 20,000 people visit the area each day and they expect that number to increase in a big way. >> three, two, one! woo! >> with that the ribbon was cut on a project eight years in the making. >> this is a boardwalk built

over the river by necessity, and now that it's built, we are glad we did that, it's a great experience and people are out there now walking on water and we think that is pretty cool. >> and the thongs of people coming for opening day feel the same way. >> you feel like are you on a boat, the water is moving underneath you and the breeze is blowing, it's gorgeous. >> mayor nutter took a walk from south street. >> you'll feel the water and you walk along there you'll reviews of the city skyline, that were never possible before, because you couldn't be out there. >> it's peaceful and calm and the schuylkill expressway is on one side, and the scenic apartments on the other side, it's really nice. >> some people said their lunch break felt like a vacation. >> it's wonderful, i work at penn and it's a great place to get away. i feel like i'm not in the

center of philadelphia. >> the city isn't done yet, by next year they want to ex tend the trail across county lines. >> this time i expect we'll be opening the manayunk bridge trail, making a new connection between philadelphia and montgomery county with access to septa. >> we want to give you a chance to see what the boardwalk looks likes for your zfl, chopper 6 hd is in the air this very moment, can you use our brand new chopper 6-360. this is the boardwalk right here, this really great overhead view and we can zoom in and so can you, can you do that yourself using your phone, tablet or computer to move the camera around. just download the free app at 6abc.com/chopper 6, what you can't see is there are thousands of people enjoying this. >> fun new toy for sure. thank you. another exciting development is underway elsewhere in centser

city, officials broke ground on the east market transformation. the $23 million project will revamp an entire city block, bound by chestnut and market and 12th street. it fronts market street and the plan is to replace it with a tower that houses shops, restaurants and apartments. time for a check of the accuweather forecast on a . thursday. lets go out side to adam joseph. >> not bad today, a mixture of clouds and sunshine, as we watch a low pressure center off to the east move out to sea. still bringing rain to southern new and, a decent amount of sunshine and then the clouds filled in throughout the afternoon and right now it's starting to get the breaks of blue popping back in over philadelphia right now and many of the suburbs and the low will push away for the end of the week.

we are 70 in philadelphia, which is pretty typical for this time of year. 71 in baltimore and 78 in new york city and closer to a low with the rain and low lying clouds, boston is just 54 degrees, a great night to hit a soccer ball around at ppl park at 8:00 p.m. the philadelphia union go against the -- cloudy skies and temperatures 66 degrees and by the 90th minute 62 degrees. we'll talk about a big change coming in this weekend until the form of rain and i'll have the timing coming up in accuweather. >> we'll check back in later, thank you adam. in the meantime, the city council in delaware will consider to ban smoking in public places, the law would stop people from lighting up in parks, playgrounds, public spaces and public transit. anybody caught would be fine $50 for the first offense and $90

for the second and $100 every time after that. the meeting is open to the public. still ahead, a key u.s. ally makes a decision on whether to join the fight against isis. >> and he is not a football coach, but hear his speech to a college football team that only he could give.

turkey is joining the fight against isis, the turkish government voted today to start military missions again the terror group. turkey's involvement is key because of its location, they share a border with iraq and syria. they voted overwhelmingly to attack isis in syria and iraq and it could pave the way for foreign troops to use turkish bases to launch an attack. hong kong leader says he

will not give in to pressure from protesters to step down from his post. they demanded he step down today and threatened to occupy government buildings if he did not. they warned the crowds if they followed through on their threat. to business now, and a mostly flat day on wall street, the dow was down less than 4 points and the nasdaq up 8 and change and the s&p was almost exactly even on the day. tesla motors is getting ready to unveil something new, ceo elan musk tweeted, it's about time to unveil the d and something else. the company's electric car is called model s and analysts say that it's unlikely that tesla

will be unable to have a new car without anybody know being it. last year they said though were working on an auto pilot for their cars. veterans looking to get back in the civilian workforce, there was a veterans jobs fair, jobs that complimented military experience was available. on the spot interviews for jobs opening up in six months and volunteer mentors and experts giving them helpful, professional advice. lets get some advice from matt pellman in the traffic report. >> here is one to avoid. 95 in delaware county, southbound side right behind me and right behind the tree, an accident taking out the left lane, right here by the blue

route, with that left lane blocked, it's really slow coming southbound approaching 420 at the blue route and backing up from pens landing to the betsy ross bridge where they pushed a broken down truck off the bridge. speeds in the teens in that busy spot. over on the schuylkill expressway westbound side just 15 miles per hour, and they are less than the teens, 13 miles per hour on 422, because of an overturned truck accident on royersford, and eastbound own only the left lane is getting by. the northeast extension north of landsdale, first northbound a vehicle hit debris and became disabled. and then southbound approaching landsdale there was a crash taking out the left lane, the bottom line is expect delays in both directions. lets grab the ipad and do the

commuter report on this thursday. in bellmawr, we have traffic shifts at 295, giving us speeds in the 20s and teens as you get on 295, from northbound 42, we see a backup at this hour. we'll check the backups again coming up in the next half hour. >> thank you matt, meantime the delaware auto show has something new and something old and something for pretty much everyone this weekend, filled with the largest collection of delaware license plates. and the first to showcase the 2015 models this year, from lamborghini rolls royce everyone tesla, it runs at the chase center in wilmington. residents of one philadelphia neighborhood are coping with an expensive act of vandalism. monica malpass is in the

newsroom now to explain. >> these victim's tires were slashed while they slept. they have surveillance video, check it out, it captured three suspects wanted for the crime in the juniata neighborhood. coming up we'll tell you what please are doing to find the suspect's responsible. and a field trip that ended with a special surprise for these elementary school students. >> okay see you then thank you monica. still ahead on "action news" this afternoon, matthew mcconaughey was suppose to visit with a college football and he gave a rousing speech. we'll show it to you. >> plus, if you think your make up is used up and ready for the trash, think again. the

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lets get a check of the accuweather forecast for you. lets go to adam joseph live at big board. nice day out there. a little bit of clouds around the region but overall temperatures are normal for this time of year. allentown 72 and 66 in millville, along the shore from long beach island 64 degrees from the tip of cape may at 67. we had low lying clouds and the sunshine quickly returned and you can see the hole in the clouds this morning and the sun went to work and energy west of a low out to sea, spun back a little bit of cloud cover through the afternoon hours and now it's starting to thin back out and starting to break some sunshine and pops of blue upstairs. as we look at double scan radar from oklahoma city to the deep south into the great lakes on the fringe of chicago and downpours and a few thunderstorms, this is a cold front that pushes through here for the beginning of the

weekend. as we time it at 3:00 tomorrow afternoon, we have weak high pressure in control, and that supplies sunshine for the end of the week, and you can see the rain in the ohio valley, it's dry for much of the day tomorrow, and tomorrow night into saturday morning, the showers and heavier downpours arrive. at 8:00, you can see the rain across the entire region, as we get into the afternoon at 4:00, the rain will exit quickly from the west to the east, and right when the rain ends, the sun will come right back up and it will come out in the western suburbs early in the afternoon and late afternoon on saturday, the farther and deeper you are into new jersey. fall foliage into the lehigh valley but if you head north of poconos or scranton, 20 to 73% fall foliage. the maple and dogwood and sas

afras trees. very far to the north and that is where we start to see at least 50% to 70% foliage peak. as we look at the forecast tonight, cloudy and seasonable with temperatures of 52 in the lehigh valley and 57 for philadelphia, and your four day at 4:00, sun and clouds and a beautiful end to the week and tomorrow night to saturday morning, a half inch on average, afternoon sun saturday of 71 and the coldest day so far in spring, only 62 for a high on sunday and then we jump 10 degrees on monday a nice rebound at 72, we'll have the seven day coming up my new favorite word, sassafr sassafras. it's a tree. >> root beer. >> thanks adam. real man wear pink, the unofficial motto at the fire

department, at engine 6 they are wearing pink t-shirts, one of the department's long time drivers wore the shirts, and they sold close to 2,000 of those pink shirts to raise money for the susan g komen foundation. >> some men with cuffer from breast cancer,s important to get the word out. the buzz is next. >> you are talking about this epic speech from matthew mcconaughey, we'll show that to you and hollywood baby news in the buzz. do you guys do instant hey, i losreplacement?ard. (snap!) what just happened? check your wallet. no. ...no way. your debit card should arrive in 7-10 business days. it's time to bank human again.

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tom mcgarrigle is not looking out for regular families or seniors at all. we need john kane in the senate. he gets regular families. it is time now for the buzz and he said he wouldn't get all mcconaughey on them but in true matthew fashion, he gave quite the rousing pep talk to his alma

mater. complete with wolf of wall street chest thumping and singing. >> lets get it going -- aah -- aah. >> he said they have to play for themselves and explains how he pumps his own chest himself and that is how it got in the film. >> that is how it got into the movie, i do that before a scene to get rid of nerves, do i that to loosen myself out. >> if this acting thing doesn't work out he could have a job as a coach. "people" magazine, shows ashton kuchar and mila kunis had a babe your girl. and finally tgit. three hours of injure shonda

rhimes favorites including how to get away with murder. you joined us with a twitter party for the premier last week and we are back at it. "scandal" at 9:00 and "action news" at 11:00. watch and tweet with us using the #~ 6 abc tgit. are you all invited. >> thank you alicia. still ahead, who would steal two precious puppies and why. those are the questions that a foster mom and philadelphia police are trying to answer. a report on the dog napping ahead. alicia vitarelli takes us back in time to trace the origin of a south ph

"action news" continues with shirleen allicot, alicia vitarelli, and brian taff. >> now "action news" continues with the makeup tip that blew away amy buckman's mind. what she learned that can save your compact and save you money as well. meet the mom that gave birth to a genetic gift, biracial twins. >> and bad behavior wins, ice

boys are gone and ice girls are back. what made them decide to change their tune and give the fans what they want. >> but first a desperate plea from philadelphia, these precious faces were playing in this yard. two puppies being fostered by a young woman with a big heart. but soon someone break her heart by snatching the puppies in broad daylight. sara bloomquist is now live. >> reporter: those puppies were last seen on the 800 block of selma road jed afternoon, they were inside this enclosed yard and the homeowner was fostering the pups for a local animal rescue, she and the group are asking the thieves to return the dogs safe and sound. >> my big of the concern is the safety of these puppies, we just want them back. >> these are photos of the

dalmation-lab mixes. >> they were cute and loveable and sweet dogs, they come to everybody and this is how this happened. >> the puppies were playing in anastasia's side yard in northeast philadelphia yesterday afternoon. >> i took them outside about 4:00 p.m., they were out there just playing and enjoying the sun with my other two dogs and they started barking and i when out to let them in and my dogs walked in but the puppies never did. >> she is sure that someone walked up and opened the gate and left with the pups. she weren't imagine who would be cruel to steal the pups. >> we have good neighbors, this is a good street, very, very quiet. >> anastasia was caring for the dogs for safe haven, a volunteer

rescue group, they are trying to get the word out on their facebook group. they just want them back no questions asked. >> people with drop them at the local police station, they know about this. >> anastasia filed a police report. if you know where they are connect northwest detectives. they will arrange a pickup with the group. there will be no questions asked. i'm sara bloomquist, channel 6 "action news." >> thank you very much. now, lets check in with meteorologist, adam joseph, we are looking at the first week of october and on the chilly side and we'll rebound. >> we'll rebound into next week and some rain before the chill down. take a look now, it looks like it will rain in spots and sunshine returning as you can

see on the tarmacs, 73 at the philadelphia international airport dew point 55 degrees and winds out of the east at 9. as we look as delays, nothing out there because of a beautiful 70 degrees, chicago getting rain and looking at 144 minutes to lay there at 71, quiet from atlanta to new york city, as we look at atlantic city on sky 6, a healthy amount of cloud cover and southbound 67 with wind out of the north-northeast at 8 miles per hour. a bright friday and the rain comes in on saturday and we'll have the timing on that and a very chilly day. >> thank you adam. >> philadelphia police are on the scene of a shooting death, most of the afternoon in the city's olney's section arks 34-year-old man was found dead on the couch in a home on the 200 block of lynn lee just before noon.

investigators are trying to determine if it was self-inflicted or if someone else killed the man, no gun was found at the scene but other people have been in and out of the house, police also found a small number of marijuana plants in the home. last month's deadly tour bus accident in newcastle, delaware, claimed another victim. a third passenger has now died. the 43-year-old woman from mumbai, india has succumbed to her injuries, the driver was charged with driving at an unsafe speed and additional charges are likely. a firefighter and his girlfriend are accused of attacking a pregnant woman two times in two weeks. they went after larson's ex-wife and her current boyfriend. they are charged in two

different assaults and they were arraigned overnight and bail was set at $75,000 for each of them. philadelphia police say that the man that shot a 17-year-old girl last night was high on pcp. it happened in the wissinoming section, for some reason the suspect chased the teenager down the 59 hundred block of cottage street and opened fire. she is in stable condition at saint christopher's hospital for children. they will not charge him until he is no longer under the influence. an unexpected landing after a balloon landed in a parking lot after it ran into trouble in warrington township. people saw it flying low and feared it would crash and called police, but they landed it safely on easton road, fortunately no one was hurt. philadelphia celebrating the

local gay community with a tradition in center city. mayor nutter raised the rainbow flag and that starts the fifth annual lbgt history month. he told the crowd there is no place for hate in philadelphia. leaders from the gay community spoke at the event and called on state lawmakers to call for state equality in pennsylvania. students at one chester county school were asked to bring their friends both furry and fabric to class today. part of a special animal blessing an all assumption academy, preschool and kindergarten students brought in pets from dogs and cats and hamsters and stuffed dragons, it was in honor of the feast of saint francis of assisi. the patron sane for animals. >> here at the big board now, as you know philadelphia is quite a

serious foodie town, but there is a culinarily tradition here that goes back five generations. they say it's all about the bread and they have been making it the same way for almost 100 years sarcone's bakery opened up on south 9 street in 1919, when he came from northern italy and brought his now famous bread recipe with him. >> what is the secret to your success? >> not making drastic changes and making a good product every day and keeping the family values in everything we did. >> the bakery is now five generations long. >> everybody is named lewis sarcone? >> right down the line. >> our process takes six hours, where in a normal commercial bakery it takes only two hour zplz there say lot of love in

there? >> it takes so much time the flavor comes out. >> they bake it fresh daily using traditional brick ovens. >> how hot is it in there? >> 450 degrees. >> on christmas and new years about 4,000 loafs of bread. >> it's crispy on the outside and a warm, soft middle. >> the bakers have branched out. >> we have cannolis and cookies and the tomato pie is off the hook. >> and they make their pizzas just like their bread, with a crust that is crispy on the outside and soft in the middle. >> almost 100 years of sarcones. >> it was off the hook, if i do say so myself. especially since i helped make it. here is my advice, the first lewis got from his grandfather,

if you put too much food in your mouth you can't chew, we are keeping it authentic if you make it small. that is the secret to their success. >> i tried the tomato pie and it really is off the hook. sorry rick. >> still ahead from dried out shadows to broken powder, amy buckman has the makeup and money saving tips ahead. they booed the boys and the girls came back. how a flyers fantrum led to a change on the ice. >> and meteorologist, adam joseph is back with the full forecast from accuweather when "action news" at 4:00 continues next.

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injuries in youth sports growing following the tragic death of a long island teenager. he was hit on the field and collapsed and he was rushed to the hospital but did not make it. they say he suffered a deadly injury. and according to espn, he is the third football player to die in game orz warm-ups since last friday. and we introduced you to a rare set of siblings turning heads in california. they are twins but you contell if you saw them. they have completely different looks, dennis has dark eyes and hair, a spitting image of his dad who is african-american, chinese and hawaiian and his sister vivian has bright blue eyes and brown hair like her mother who is irish and hispa c hispanic. >> people reason inter-racial

and feel like they have to identify with one or the other. >> i feel a similarity between the two of them. the likelihood of having different races rare but it's more likely when the parents are biracial. >> cute kids. now to a pair of alleged thieves being called the beer run bandits, but maybe it's more appropriate to call them the bumbling brews. they went into a store and headed for the beer cooler, they grabbed three cases a piece and ran for the exit. the suspect's hands were so full he couldn't leave. one guy had to put down his loot to get the door open and the other man took a tumble after getting to the parking lot, and they only got away with a few beers after the effort. ot, and >> you can't make that up. a big about face for the

philadelphia flyers in their first preseason game, the team debuted the ice boys, a group of guys skating with shovels, they are wearing full warm-up suits, they replaced the girls that were more scantly clad and the crowd booed the boy and and now the flyers are bringing back the girls. >> well, it's unclear why they got rid of the girls in the first place but some of the ladies complained calling the job torture and said they were not allowed to eat in public. they are starting fresh with a brand new ice team. you want in? there are tryouts at the skate zone? voorhees, both men and women are welcome to tryout. they say that kids say the

darnedest things but this woman's kid says the meanest. diana strapped a go pro to her head and showed her zingers, turning them into a youtube video called mom head. >> mama -- are you going to make yourself pretty or are you going to look like you always do. >> your tummy looks like a bagel. >> is that a mustache or a beard on your face? >> there was truth to the truth bombs that little 4-year-old sade was dropping, she says really she say lovely kid. but poor mom. >> that could would not see an alliance until college. >> kids are honest though. brutally. lets get a check of the roads. matt pellman is in the traffic center with an honest update.

>> i can't imagine what she would say about this mess on the blue route. northbound side an awful crash, approaching route 30, the villanova saint davids interchange in the process of towing away a vehicle. and they have two left lanes blocked and just the right lane squeezing by it's a parking lot on the northbound side of the blue route from the route 1 media bypass, a good afternoon to think alternates to northbound 476 like 52 or 320 or bail at route 1 and take it up to route 30 lancaster avenue. if you are trying to get to the blue route from 95 we had the crash by 476 and that is off to the side now and speeds in the 20s from 420. and elsewhere near bridge street there is a crash and the night market in chinatown tonight and portions of ray and 10th streets

are shut down and giving us gridlock. and jammed traffic on 422 because of an overturned truck accident eastbound near royersford. and approaching landsdale, that accident is gone but the disabled vehicle is still on the shoulder. >> all right thank you matt. like father like son, take a look. >> ah. >> ah. >> look at this cute video of baby hadley flexing his muscles along side his dad before bath time and he is having a good time doing it. dad like its too. dad obviously introducing his son to physical fit and early in life and in a fun way. dad is no

people need to know victim that even good kids from good neighborhoods are still vulnerable to this tricked environment where they're being taken off the street and put into bondage.

meteorologist, adam joseph joining us seasonable now. >> we'll fall off the deep end temperature wise. we have a healthy amount of clouds but no precipitation so we move on to the temperatures, 70 degrees in philadelphia and allentown 72 and the poconos in the low 60s and peeking of 60s, that is pretty much invading the area from dover to lancaster right to the shore, with the ocean at 69 degrees, low pressure just off of boston now spinning back those clouds and they continue to pull away, you can see a dry edge pulling away from western pennsylvania, the next system on its heals from chicago, to minneapolis, this is a cold front that means business

with respect to chilly air behind it. it will approach pittsburgh but for us a southerly wind spiking the temperature to a warm 75 with sun and clouds and any rain that arrives will hold off until at least midnight on friday. a lot of clouds at midnight and cloud as approaching lancaster and reading, and midnight some heavy downpours and could be a rumble of thunder or two. and then a possibility of 11:00 downpours in southern new jersey but it clears west of philadelphia late in the morning, last to clear at the shore but by 4:00 that rain is north of new york city and we salvage much of the afternoon with sunshine returning, the rain exits and temperatures bounce back into the lower 70s across the region and upper 60s to the north and west and behind that front, the cold air floods

in on sunday and sunday at 11:00, it's only 53 in allentown and 56 in philadelphia and 60 in millville and not going much higher than that in the afternoon, tonight it's rather cloudy and seasonable. 52 to 57 and the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast, 75 beautiful tomorrow and morning rain saturday returning sun if the afternoon of 71 degrees, the coldest day since spring come sunday, 62 for the high and bright and breezy and kickoff 60 degrees for the eagles, and fourth quarter just 62, and a perfect day for football around the region. then at 10:00, a rebound come monday with sun and clouds. and tuesday looks good and 74 and showers midweek at 70 degrees. a mixed bag over the weekend and the summer returns and the temperatures drop. >> we

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mean tell me wife about it. >> that is it for "action news" at 4:00. for rick williams, brian taff, alicia vitarelli and adam joseph i'm shirleen allicot. >> "action news" at 5:00 is coming up next.

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valley's leading news program. with jaime apody, meteorologist, cecily tynan, rick williams and monica malpass. thursday night and we begin with breaking news involving a philadelphia firefighter, "action news" learned that a member of the department is in police custody accused of posing as a police officer and sexually assaulting a woman. david henry is live now with more on the charges. >> reporter: monica, that high ranking firefighter is in a lot of hot water, philadelphia police say he impersonated a police officer and forced a young woman into performing a sex act. it happened on the 1300 block of logan. a woman was walking down the street when she was approaching by a man in a car that applied he was a police officer. >> at some point in time he

identifies himself as a police officer which he is not. >> the young lady feared she was arrested based on the things that this man said to her. once in the car fire lieutenant jamal, forced her to perform a sex act. she was able to escape from the car and called police. >> based on the information she gave to police, they are able to stop this male in the 4800 block of north 12th street where he is identified as being the individual and take and into custody. jamal johnson faces numerous charges, he was stationed at ladder 14th at york. the fire department can't comment until they have more information from the police. they credit the victim and the patrol officers for making a quick arrest. >> it was accurate in terms of what she provided to the officers and a great job