on the hook. they can't bring her here chars are more. >> there had been a sale, they they are closing the doors after 87 years. >> you just knew you could come and get what you needed in here. >> is she going out of business. >> people have a right to retire. >> this is harder than it looks. i have no clue where i am.

>> alex we are chasing a story about a woman who paid a lot of money to get her car. >> a month and half ago three teenagers knocked on the wrong door, they thought they were going to friends house. they ended up startling and off-duty's state trooper who fired three shots at the car. that damaged car will cost at least $2000 to fix. we drove to the garage together to see what the situation was. they let us go back and take a look look at her car which was damaged. the interior is messed up, some of it she said when the state police had a warrant. >> i am disappointed, i am sad am sad it happen. >> i didn't know how much the

car meant to her till she started breaking down when she started looking at it and talked about her son who died years ago. >> i didn't know that that's why it's so important to you. >> i wanted to keep it whatever condition it was in because it meant so much to me. >> i crossed a chris who owns the garage. he explained to me the situation he has never encountered. i've never seen this situation in 26 years. >> he did the prosecutor's office picked up the cars and picked up the tab. >> i said i i can't charge this kind of money. >> here's the other thing interesting. the state police called the garage after the car was towed and said, pick up the car we

want to bring it back. that was was never done before. >> nobody ever told me to come get a car and then bring it back. >> $2000 for dollars for this woman's car and he's acting like a good day on. i don't know how to thousand dollars got to be at. >> is somebody going to help her question mark. >> right now she is taking place off the car and insurance off it, she's planning on leaving it there when trying to find a way out of the situation. the state state police won't pick up the phone. >> keep jason it. thanks for the the story. >> high-speed chase. >> the police released a sketch of a gang member who shot governors. he's described as a 20-year-old male when he shot him in the head on monday. he remains in critical

condition, the family said his simply and mom are by his bedside. >> check out this video, please on the hunt for the sky after he broke into a catholic school. he broke through the principles window and stole two bags of laptops. he also cut the fire alarm. he made his escape, if you have any info please contact the police. >> one of the most well-known doctors is now an honorary westhampton township firefighter. he has been honored by the department after helping aid in a crash, he was there before paramedics got there.

in order to be a real member you have to go through a few physical tests and of course dr. oz was no exception, he had to go through a full fitness test. he even show the fire department how to do cpr. >> is she giving you the business for going out of business? >> people have a right to retire. your phone is ringing off the hook this week. >> but she sounded like she was giving you an earful for shutting down. >> harrison's is closing, half off, everything in the store. they. they are closing the door after 87 years. from regulation, buoying girl scout uniforms. after all that time, customers time, customers are popping in for one last time. >> what is it mean to downtown. >> how they treated their customers, you don't see it in too many stores anymore. you knew you could come and get

what you needed here. you see the history that maybe you forgot about and think, wow it's the end of an era. >> to be clear this is not a death of mainstreet story. they have done very well all these year but the shop owners are not getting younger. good friends passing on serve as a wake-up call and they want to see the world while they can. >> most of our friends husbands are not in good health. brain tumors, heart trouble, it just reminds you of your mortality. not that were so old but the point is, every day it just seems like we should have time for ourselves and enjoy life. >> she set me up with a new paris lacks. she pinned up the cuffs. >> how many times have you done this question mark.

>> probably hundreds of thousands of times. >> hundreds of thousands of times. >> you should go straight up as opposed to looking down. >> this was a bit of a lost art. >> there's something she said about shopping in smaller stores. the customer service is always better, you find things perhaps you wouldn't find in the big box stores that have all the cookie-cutter things. what does this say? >> i'm a sucker for sentiment. , they are sweet people. >> i think it is smart of them to leave when they are, it's a on a high note. >> fall is almost here, and that means pumpkins, halloween, and corn mazes. i met up at the bonds farm.

now how many people can say they have a piece of their face. >> i was like, this is so messed up and not real. you had to prove to me it was a real helicopter. i was like wow. it was very strange and awesome. >> so they were nice and not to let us go exclusively in there before it was open so we could run around together. we walked through the beginning of the maze, mapped out our route and then we're lost. >> if we ever make it out, oh my gosh. >> there is eight jack shrine in the beginning. it's a little house like when you go into the maze and its

decked out in all jack types of things. >> i already don't know where we are. >> just try to keep going for a little bit before we get to the part where it splits. >> good plan. where are we meeting question mark. >> at the top of the broom if we can get there. >> ready, go. >> i don't like this. are you running? >> i don't know where to go. >> i think i'm lost. okay. it's harder than it looks, i should not have warned issues. i don't know where i am. you can't see anything. it's so embarrassing.

>> i'm going to win. >> which way? >> i feel like i'm in the blair witch project, i can't see anything in front of me. >> i went back to the beginning. , i have no clue where i am. >> i am definitely in your eyebrow. >> it was so hot that she eventually gave up. >> a we put in a good effort it was 96 degrees. the maze isn't open yet. get ready for an adventure. and for anybody that is going to

go there, the the farmer has some good ebay. >> just, good luck. >> i'm coming i want to go home. >> not easy being a cop in this day and age. one hamilton pizzeria owner wants to make things better. just doing their job, they have to protect themselves, their, their lives on the line every day. >> have a story we should know about? help us chase it down. by logging onto chasing news.com/tips. >> another day in the life of being a chaser. we report the news.

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>> the nypd saw a man who is masturbating on the subway. he is wanted for public lewdness.

please call nypd crimestoppers if you recognize this man. >> not easy being a cop in in this day and age. one hamilton pizzeria owner wants to make things better for the boys in blue with a free lunch. >> here at this pizza place all cops to show up in uniformity for free. it's an idea that he had. after seeing the news about what has gone on between police and protesters this year. [inaudible] they're doing their job and they

have to protect themselves. their lives are on the line every day. >> his idea has gone for places you might not expect. i had sorrento cheese call me off and offered free mozzarella. tomatoes, and cheese. some of the best stuff is made from basic ingredients. we can only find one cop of the day. >> all lives matter. gay, straight, christian, non-christian. and you can make

pizza for everybody. >> that's right everybody likes pizza. >> well guys i am in new jersey, why do you ask? am j monthly magazine just compiled their best hundred places to live in new jersey and the worst hundred places to live. number number one was worn park. we wanted to know what was dead laughed. pleasantville new jersey. sitting off of exit five on the atlantic city expressway. pleasantville new jersey has 20,500 residents. the average cop crime right. the average cop crime right is 27.5 incidents per 1000 residents. that is about one third of places much higher on the list. such as atlantic city. so why is pleasantville dead last on this list?

>> tricia johnson was a longtime resident, she actually agreed that pleasantville is the worst place to live in new jersey. especially when it comes to kids. it actually. >> it's really not things for kids to do in the area. >> as i went went down main street i saw a new business, new construction that the town is excited about. i ran into luis lopez, he lived here for 15 years. >> i'm raising my kids here, they go to school here. if they don't know what you're doing or where their row. >> but what what about an established business owner? i spoke to the owner of bill martin's liquor and has been for 30 years. >> is a very nice place to live, we've grown substantially. i would never want to live in camden.

>> my conclusion after spending my day here it's definitely not on pleasantville. it may not be a destination town, i've definitely seen better, i've most certainly seen worse. i think you i think you need to come down to check it out for yourself. i want to know if you been to pleasantville what you think about it. tweet me, let's talk about it. >> september is a busy month for irish. from sports heroes to, why socy! ♪

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>> joining us now, you have some upcoming appearances. >> september is a busy month, it's halfway to st. patrick's day. i've i've never heard of this concept until i moved here. it's a brand-new opening, for new hope. >> can you play something? >> [applause]. >> from sports heroes to total zeros why so unhappy. an entire competence afraid for their safety. >> it's time to tell thesese >> this is is a fox 29 news

update. >> hi, i'm dawn timmeney from fox 29 with a look at what's making headlines. the faa investigating why a single engine plane crashed into the ocean off atlantic city. coast guard and new jersey state police looking for debris about 20 miles southeast of atlantic city. authorities say the aircraft was a plane headed from gaylord to atlantic city airport. one person was reportedly on board when it went down this afternoon. also making news a guilty plea from a man caught on surveillance video kidnapping a woman right off a philadelphia street. 38-year-old delvin barnes admit he forced carlesha free land gaither into his car last november. barnes faces 35 years in prison. virginia prosecutors say he also kidnapped, sexually assaulted and tried to kill a teenager there a month before barnes was abducted. scott williams now with a look at your forecast. >> it has been damp and dreary for your thursday across the area, dawn. we need the rainfall but we

saw major flood problems across parts of the area simply because of this. take a look at some of the rainfall estimates around philadelphia moving south around chester and then moving into sections of camden and gloucester counties. we're talking anywhere from three to almost 4-inches of rainfall causing ponding as well as runoff. take a look at the situation just south of dover as we move to kent county you can see around rising sun, here's highway 13, almost 5-inches of rainfall, so once again, we saw a soaking across the area for your thursday. one to 3 inches on average but once again higher amounts, over 4-inchs in some spots that caused localized flooding but the good news, cooler temperatures in the wake of that system bringing all of the beneficial rainfall across our area. so, as we go hour by hour, still a couple of leftover downpours across the area that will continue lifting off to the north and east. so, watch the temperatures overnight. not own dollar we start to dry

out but we cool down a bit and that humidity will slowly but surely start to improve as well as we move towards your friday morning. still looking at cloud cover across the area, muggy conditions but then that humidity will be dropping. so, the heat wave, it is officially over. highs only made it into the low 80's for your thursday. so, once again, overnight we're looking at mild and muggy conditions, leftover clouds, but with that northerly wind the humidity will start to decrease, especially during the day tomorrow. so, that friday forecast, drying out, 84 degrees. then another chance for some rain for a part of the weekend. sue will update that at 4 a.m. dawn. >> thank you, scott. and that's it for tonight's fox 29 news update. remember to watch the fox 29 morning news starting at 4 a.m. followed by "good day" philadelphia. we'll see you then. have a good one.

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