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Residents are concerned after a school bus with students on board went too far as a train approached, causing the crossing gate to hit the top of the vehicle. Read More

SEPTA police say "apple picking" on trains and subways is on the rise. They say thieves are riding the rails, taking aim at your expensive handheld devices. Harry Hairston and the NBC10 Investigators went undercover to take a closer look at the problem and to see what police are doing about it.

Animal rights activists want Congress to pass a bill, banning the slaughter of horses for food. And today, they pressed their case with the support of Philadelphia Police. NBC10’s Harry Hairston reports.

In the wake of a deadly limo fire that killed five passengers in California, there are new concerns about limousine safety. Harry Hairston shows the proper questions to ask companies before you rent a limo.

A Philadelphia police officer's gun is stolen and used in the murder of a former professional boxer. The suspect accused of stealing the weapon is the officer's nephew. NBC10's Harry Hairston has this exclusive story.

New Jersey just made big news when they passed a law forbidding anyone under 18 from using a tanning bed. But even under the current law, kids between 14 and 18 need to have a parent with them to give permission the first time they go to a tanning salon. NBC10's Harry Hairston and the NBC10 Investigators decided to find out if tanning salons were following the law.
Two local parents say their sons were the victims of racist bullying at a Philadelphia Catholic School. Read More

We're taking a closer look at how police use surveillance cameras to solve crime here in our area. From police and traffic cameras, to private and business-owned surveillance systems, there are hundreds of cameras recording in and around Philadelphia. Harry Hairston and the NBC10 Investigators take us behind the scenes to show us the network of cameras keeping an eye on city streets 24-7.

SEPTA and Philadelphia's District Attorney office says enough is enough when it comes to fake insurance claims. On Monday afternoon, the D.A. charged 10 people with fraud and 4 others with conspiracy. The D.A. says they all lied about being hurt during a minor bus accident. NBC10's Harry Hairston reports.
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