. >> reporter: fraternal order of police president john mcnesby condemns the act and says it does nothingtifle the message of peaceful protesters. >> every life matters. >> reporter: when you compare the tone of the man who speaks for the police. >> ♪ >> reporter: to the people who speak for the city,. >> the ultimately all lives matter. >> reporter: you realize everyone is singing the same song. >> we don't see police officers. we just see people and we all respect people. all lives matter. >> ♪ i'm putting on my armor and i'm ready for the battle ♪ >> reporter: as for the investigation, police want to track down whoever did this, they're searching for suspects but you can bet they're focused on catching whoever did that. it's the latest from old city, i'm steve patterson, cbs3 "eyewitness news." >> steve thank you so much. >>> also in baltimore today mayor stephanie rawlings blake listed lifted the curfew. the curfew went into effect after protests turned to riots. this afternoon a crowd rallied in front of city hall protesting police brutality. mayor rawlings blake praised transition i

john mcnesby said that, you know, we have the ability to make sure that our officers are safe, but thisandom stopping of people because of their profile makes no sense, and it doesn't help the relationship between the community and the police. the police department's motto is "to protect and serve," and they need to have the confidence and the input of our communities to protect and serve us as best they can. sure, they should be safe, but i'm telling you that that process of stopping someone, patting them, emptying their pockets is not a pleasant thing, and it doesn't foster that kind of attitude. >> police/community relations a flash point across the country right now, and very much in line with what we're talking about. and i want to give you an opportunity here to discuss something that a lot of viewers saw by way of a television ad that got a lot of airplay, your words in 1997. and in fairness, you have said that you are embarrassed by them, that they don't represent you. but here they are. you said, "police cannot use flashlights. they can't use clubs to the head. they can't shoot

. >> reporter: while the commissioner and kenney will be discussing the fate of stop and john mcnesby president of the police union that endorsed kenney, says the policy they are talking about shouldn't be an issue for discussion in the first place. >> everybody is making a big deal about stop and frisk. the a as police officers you are allowed stop and frisk somebody. >> reporter: kenney's republican rival in the november election melissa murray bailey also opposes stop and frisk. it appears whoever becomes mayor in in the days of that policy in philadelphia may well be numbered. live from the sat center, walt hunter cbs-3 "eyewitness news" good walt, thank you. >>> a mother turns in a bank robbery suspect after his aunt recognized him and photos, police posted on line. bristol township police say they got a call from that mom late last night and she allegedly told them her son trever bergie is the man seen in these surveillance photos. also she said he was this is bucks county hospital seeking treatment for heroin withdraw symptoms. when police caught up with bergie he confessed to