. >> that's when attorney joseph rosenbaum gets a strange call. >> i got a call that i should watch theewscast, there was a guy that lifted an expensive bottle of wine, and that i should watch it, i'll be contacted in the next day. >> sure enough, the lafite rothschild winds up safely on rosenbaum's desk. >> i, myself, drove the bottle of wine over there, went into the shop, delivered the bottle of wine, and that was it. >> rosenbaum asks only that eddie sign a release, stating he won't prosecute the offender and eddie agrees. >> since the value of the wine was about $1,000, it would be considered grand theft third-degree in florida where the sentence maximum is five years, down to probation. >> but the bottle was dropped off anonymously and not even rosenbaum knows who the wine bandit is. >> to this date, i don't know if anybody's ever identified the person that's portrayed on the video taking the bottle of wine. >> the thief remains as deep and mysterious as the lafite rothschild itself. luckily, eddie doesn't have any sour grapes about the theft. >> the owner was very grateful and ve

. >> lieutenant dennis rosenbaum talking about the 75-year-old may fair woman shot in the face this morning, she was return frgt shop-rite with two bags of groceries when she was jumped by an armed robber on the 7100 block. >> there was a struggle and a shot was fired, she was hit in the face and neighbors called police and the wounded 75-year-old picked up her groceries and made her way home. blood spots marking the sidewalk. >> put the grocery as way and waited for the police to come and take her to the hospital. >> those that know her she say lunch room aide. >> she is stubborn and walked home. >> she say very determined lady. >> very, very she works with 5 to 10-year-olds all day long. >> she was shot in the cheek and walked two and a half some blocks home. >> i am taken with this. >> it's hoped that the victim is out of the hospital soon and told the detectives that her assailant was a hispanic if his 20s or 30s, at northeast detectives, john rawlins, channel 6 "action news." >>> radnor police are asking for your help finding a man wanted in connection with an armed robbery and an arre

. >> lieutenant rosenbaum says they've had accident happen dealers when they see the tanks to buy themnd get an id and quickly call police. they're asking the public to leave a tip on the police website no questions asked. please, if you know anything, lucy, back to you. >> thank you very much, jeff torments developing story oust city's kensington second. caught on camera violent armed robbery inside a local grocery store. it shows two men barging in and pointing guns right in the faces of customers and the men forced them to the floor and robbed not only that store but some of the some of those customers. they're now on the run. fox 29's dave schratwieser is live at police headquarters. dave, the video is so graphic and police hope it can help lead to those two men. >> reporter: well, those videos have been very successful this year, lucy. in fact philadelphia police tell us tonight they put out almost 700 videos this year and in more than half the cases, investigators have been able to use the surveillance video to crack the case. when police released surveillance video of crimes lik

. >> lieutenant dennis rosenbaum says that market prices for propane are at historically low levels, the thieves could be using the stolen loot for a variety of reasons. >> you could sell it and use it for food trucks and smaller camps use it for heat and hot water, businesses use it. >> and the thieves stole several tanks from james d. morrison construction on pennypack the same night and returned a week later and stole even more tanks, neither company had comment, police and homeland security want people to be on alert. >> we are trying to figure out why, if a person has a reason why, we would like to know. >>> all right thank you for that report. it has been one year since 33-year-old teresa posey was killed in an unsolved hit and run and the detectives and citizens crime christmas unveiled a new billboard, it reminds people that there is a $15,000 reward for the information leading to the arrest and conviction of the driver, posey was struck while standing in the median waiting to cross the road. >>> there is more to come on "action news" at 5:00, the holiday gifts of a turtle ma

lieutenant rosenbaum said that she put her grocery away before calling police. >> incredible and tough lady. it is a shame it happened to her, it is the holiday, obviously, her family is shook up. >> reporter: her family did not want to speak but neighbors say victim is tough and they weren't surprised to hear she battled with her attack. >> very stubborn, yes. >> reporter: neighbor samantha best says seven five-year old will to fight has to do with her job as an aid at a nearby elementary school. >> she works with five to ten years old all day long. >> and although she says she's glad her elderly neighbor is okay, she's angry someone decided to commit this crime against someone so vulnerable. >> you you don't need to shoot an old woman. i know she's stubborn and she for the him off but it is not bully worthy. >> police are canvassing the neighborhood where this shooting and robbery happened and they are looking for home surveillance video they say could help better identify the suspect. we are live here at northeast philadelphia, i'm greg argos for cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >>> also a

lieutenant rosenbaum says that they have done what they have done a scrap alert they have alerted scrap deal their they see these tanks, to buy them but to get an id as well. they also asked the the public to call police if they know anything. in the news room, jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> thanks, jeff. >>> after weeks on the run, now the infamous affluent teen is now caught, where investigators say they found ethan couch and his mom, out of the country. >>> he dyed his hair. >>> no charges for two officers involve in the tamer wright shooting, why a prosecutor say the office shore fired his gun had every right to be afraid have of that child >>> welcome back at 5:26. looking at your national headlines a texas teenager infamous forgetting off because of an affluenta defense has been found with his mom in mexico with his hair dyed, that is before, 18 year-old ethan couch and his mom were detained by mexican authorities near a very popular pacific resort town about 950 miles away from his home. according to other news reports, the the teenager is expect to be turned over to the u.s. marsha

. >> lawsuit rosenbaum says they've done a scrap alert ale alerted scrap dealers if they see these tanksbuy them but to get an id as well. they also ask the public to call police if they know anything. in the newsroom, jeff cole, fox 29 news. >>> tonight philadelphia police are trying to identify a person hit and killed during an early morning accident. fox 29 has learned a man between the ages of 40 and 50 was walking across roosevelt boulevard in mayfair when he was hit by a car. it happened around 5:30 this morning. the victim died at the scene of the accident. the driver did stop. no word on any charges will be filed. >>> a little girl is fighting to recover after a tragic accident in the bathtub. she has now been at children months's hospital of philadelphia for weeks. that little girl family between get her story out to warn other parents. fox 29' jenn for joyce joins us live from chop tonight. how is that little girl doing tonight? >> reporter: good evening, chris. allison's parents tell her prognosis isn't clear. however, she is making good progress and as she continues to recove

. >> lieutenant rosenbaum says they've done what they call a scrap alert asking scrap dealers to be on the look out. if they see them to buy them but get an id. and they're urging the public to please leave a tip on the police website no questions asked. if they know anything at all. chris, back to you. >> jeff, thanks. >>> it was one of the must have items on a lot of holiday wish lists this year. but it also came with scary warnings and now hover boards have sparked an investigation in new jersey. we'll explain. >>> and we could be just a few hours away from our first taste of winter wet this season. people in other parts of the country are getting much much worse. the dangers people are dodging right now. >>> and want to avoid getting sick this cold and flew season? of course, you do. now there's an app that may be able to prevent illness. how it's helps you steer clear of people were they're under the weather. >> i thought it was like a bubble around you. saying goodbye after decades at a local community we're there for the final dance at one iconic restaurant in delaware county. >

. >> production assistant rachel rosenbaum with her family.rm in that picture. >> segment producer matt leech and his family. this is really fun for us. you only see a lot of sthees guys in this one singular setting. now you get to see people with their families, where they come from and how much they look like their family. my favorite thing. >> how about you guys. i want to hear yours. i've heard a lot of yours. your christmas memories. years past. >> i guessne would be the hot wheels track. i think for some reason that was a gift that stuck in my mind as early as a kid. then i think my favorite without a doubt, my favorite was a briefcase. i was a weird kid. i wanted to be a businessman. my parents divorced. we came to new york. we had nothing. me and my mom and two brothers. we lived in an apartment. it was four of us in a room in the middle of harlem in the '70s. when it was the most dangerous place in the world. we had no money, zero money. i didn't expect a gift that year. not only did my mom get me this briefcase. there was a bonus. in