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Colin Flaherty: Woman Mugged Pushing Stroller By Black Male In Hoodie- No Worries

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First published at 23:59 UTC on February 14th, 2019.

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Colin Flaherty (Author of Don't Make the Black Kids Angry) Commentary News Video "Woman speaks out after being robbed while pushing stroller in Fishtown" criminality crime attack mugged purse stolen violence hostility
FISHTOWN (WPVI) -- A woman pushing a stroller carrying her nephews was robbed in the Fishtown section of Philadelphia and police are searching for the suspect.

"The fact that she was pushing a baby, she appeared vulnerable to this person, and he followed her to an area where he felt that he could commit the crime and get away with it," Philadelphia Police Captain Nick Brown said.

"That's one of those, 'that will never happen to me' situations," Megan said.

And now that it has, it's prompted her to be both more aware, but unafraid.

When asked how often she walks down that street, Megan replied, "Daily. I've never not felt safe here. I think it was just bad luck - he was in the right spot, right time."

https://6abc.com/woman-robbed-while-pushing-stroller-in-fishtown/5126115/
By Christie Ileto
Friday, February 08, 2019 07:16AM

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