Steve Keeley, ace investigative reporter for Fox29, rejoined the Dom Giordano Program Monday morning for an update on the repeated explosions of ATM machines in and around Philadelphia.
First, Keeley provides Giordano with an update on the most recent explosions, including one in Chestnut Hill with no money taken, and another only a day later in an open Lukoil convenience store on North Broad street.
“They go into an open store to blow it up, and they blow it up, but no cash taken due to amateurs using amateur explosives.”
Then, Keeley reveals that law enforcement have made great strides in bringing an end to the behavior.
“Thursday afternoon, the ATF and the Philadelphia Bomb Squad raided a house in north Philadelphia,” Keeley explained, “near the third and Ontario area.”
“It was an explosive lab,’ as the officer told me,” Keeley continued. “They were fearing the block would blow up.”
Keeley lays out that the police had seized, from the alleged perpetrators house, M1000 fireworks and volatile chemicals to make explosives.
“If the neighbors knew what was going on, they’d be running for their lives,” Keeley said.
Keeley and Giordano also discuss an incredibly violent weekend in the city that ended with 7 murders, including a 16-year-old and an employee at Dunkin’ Donuts who obliged with a robber but was still killed in cold blood.
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Liz Preate-Havey On MontCo's Continued Election Defiance
Elizabeth Preate-Havey, PAGOP Secretary and Chair of the MontCo Republican Committee, rejoins the Dom Giordano Program to discuss Montgomery County’s decision to continue counting undated ballots even as Pennsylvania GOP members call attention to the unconstitutionality of such an act. Preate-Havey notes that she’s been hearing from voters all over the state that they’ve lost trust in the election process, which pushes her to continue her stand for election integrity. Giordano and Preate-Havey discuss the decision by Philadelphia to abide by a similar request by the state GOP, after a letter was written asking for the resignation of two election officials. Also, Preate-Havey and Giordano discuss a false claim made by Montgomery County official and Senate candidate about Pennsylvania’s abortion laws, and the decision to continue requiring masks for children in the county and in Pennsylvania.