[ Urban Terrorism ] Mother with Two Children Attacked in Philly … WATCH as a tourist aboard top level of a Philadelphia double decker sightseeing bus records on the street next to Philadelphia City Hall. 9pm last night, George Colony from Florida watched helplessly as a male on motorcycle kicked in back windshield where two kids sitting. He had a gun that fell out of his waistband as he jumped down off her car. He then headbutted her with the visor of his helmet, as she fights back despite him being armed & she being way outnumbered. “She is Uber Eats driver with 2 kids in car because babysitter to costly.” “She is @UberEats driver with 2 kids in car because babysitter to costly.” Video: Dirt bike rider damages woman's car, points gun at her and head-butts her, police say … a dirt bike rider jumping on the window of a woman's car, pointing a gun at her and attacking her, police said. NBC10's Aaron Baskerville spoke with the woman By David Chang, Karen Hua and Kaleah Mcilwain Published October 2, 2023 Updated 41 mins ago Viral video showed a dirt bike rider pointing a gun at a woman and attacking her after jumping on her windshield in Center City, police said. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with a man who recorded the incident. Philadelphia police are searching for a dirt bike rider who they say was captured on video jumping on the window of a woman’s car, pointing a gun at her and head-butting her while children were inside her vehicle in Center City. The incident occurred Sunday along 1400 South Penn Square around 8:45 p.m. Nikki Bullock, the woman whose car was damaged, spoke with NBC10's Aaron Baskerville about what led up to the incident. Bullock was in the car the armed dirt bike rider jumped on with her girlfriend and her two children, 5 and 2, and they were delivering food at the time. "They’re not paying attention to lanes. They’re just doing whatever. So I’m turning in the lane and he just hits the side of the car," Bullock said. A mother refused to back down after an armed dirt bike rider hit her car, busted out her back window and head-butted her. Tonight, she told NBC10's Aaron Baskerville what led up to the dangerous confrontation that was caught on video. Local “I just started filming a video of all the bikers when next thing you know this guy hops off and jumps on this lady’s car,” Coloney said. Coloney said one of the bikers hit the mirror of the woman’s vehicle which led to a confrontation between the two. Video shows the biker jumping on the rear window of the woman’s vehicle. At one point, the biker then pointed a gun at the woman and head-butted her before the woman pushed him back, police said. "It was a little gun. At that point, the windshield was already broken, so like, what was he going to do to me? So I just started going off," Bullock said when asked why she didn't flinch or back down after the gun was pointed at her. "I’m just grateful that my kids are okay. There’s not a scratch on them. It was just the simple fact I had kids in the car, that’s why I jumped out like that. That’s why reacted like that. It was just to protect them honestly." Coloney, who recorded the incident and later posted it on social media, said the entire ordeal lasted two minutes. “For him to take it that far, it’s just out of control,” Coloney said. “To the point where many people could’ve died in an instant.” Coloney told NBC10 two children were in the back of the woman’s car during the incident and no one intervened to stop the biker. He also said police arrived after the biker drove away. On Monday, police released photos of the suspect, who they say is wanted for aggravated assault and vandalism. “If that person is caught and I get the chance to charge that person, we will be going very, very vigorously,” District Attorney Larry Krasner said. Krasner was asked Monday about ways to control dirt bikes and ATVs, which have posed problems on city streets for years. Krasner suggested using technology and wiretapping rather than simply rounding up all the bikes on the street. “We have to understand how difficult the situation is for PPD because they cannot engage in high speed chases without endangering pedestrians, passersby, people who are completely uninvolved,” Krasner said. If you have any information on the suspect’s identity, please call Philadelphia Police at 215-686-TIPS (8477) https://www.nbcphiladelphia.com/news/local/video-dirt-bike-rider-damages-womans-car-points-gun-at-her-and-head-butts-her-police-say/3658729/ video from 3:26 PM · Oct 2, 2023 Steve Keeley @KeeleyFox29 https://x.com/KeeleyFox29/status/1708939410757091554
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WATCH as a tourist aboard top level of a Philadelphia double decker sightseeing bus records on the street next to Philadelphia City Hall. 9pm last night, George Colony from Florida watched helplessly as a male on motorcycle kicked in back windshield where two kids sitting. He had a gun that fell out of his waistband as he jumped down off her car. He then headbutted her with the visor of his helmet, as she fights back despite him being armed & she being way outnumbered.
“She is Uber Eats driver with 2 kids in car because babysitter to costly.”
“She is @UberEats
driver with 2 kids in car because babysitter to costly.”
Video: Dirt bike rider damages woman’s car, points gun at her and head-butts her, police say … a dirt bike rider jumping on the window of a woman’s car, pointing a gun at her and attacking her, police said. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with the woman
By David Chang, Karen Hua and Kaleah Mcilwain
Published October 2, 2023
Updated 41 mins ago
Viral video showed a dirt bike rider pointing a gun at a woman and attacking her after jumping on her windshield in Center City, police said. NBC10’s Karen Hua spoke with a man who recorded the incident.
Philadelphia police are searching for a dirt bike rider who they say was captured on video jumping on the window of a woman’s car, pointing a gun at her and head-butting her while children were inside her vehicle in Center City.
The incident occurred Sunday along 1400 South Penn Square around 8:45 p.m.
Nikki Bullock, the woman whose car was damaged, spoke with NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville about what led up to the incident.
Bullock was in the car the armed dirt bike rider jumped on with her girlfriend and her two children, 5 and 2, and they were delivering food at the time.
“They’re not paying attention to lanes. They’re just doing whatever. So I’m turning in the lane and he just hits the side of the car,” Bullock said.
A mother refused to back down after an armed dirt bike rider hit her car, busted out her back window and head-butted her. Tonight, she told NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville what led up to the dangerous confrontation that was caught on video.
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“I just started filming a video of all the bikers when next thing you know this guy hops off and jumps on this lady’s car,” Coloney said.
Coloney said one of the bikers hit the mirror of the woman’s vehicle which led to a confrontation between the two.
Video shows the biker jumping on the rear window of the woman’s vehicle. At one point, the biker then pointed a gun at the woman and head-butted her before the woman pushed him back, police said.
“It was a little gun. At that point, the windshield was already broken, so like, what was he going to do to me? So I just started going off,” Bullock said when asked why she didn’t flinch or back down after the gun was pointed at her. “I’m just grateful that my kids are okay. There’s not a scratch on them. It was just the simple fact I had kids in the car, that’s why I jumped out like that. That’s why reacted like that. It was just to protect them honestly.”
Coloney, who recorded the incident and later posted it on social media, said the entire ordeal lasted two minutes.
“For him to take it that far, it’s just out of control,” Coloney said. “To the point where many people could’ve died in an instant.”
Coloney told NBC10 two children were in the back of the woman’s car during the incident and no one intervened to stop the biker. He also said police arrived after the biker drove away.
On Monday, police released photos of the suspect, who they say is wanted for aggravated assault and vandalism.
“If that person is caught and I get the chance to charge that person, we will be going very, very vigorously,” District Attorney Larry Krasner said.
Krasner was asked Monday about ways to control dirt bikes and ATVs, which have posed problems on city streets for years. Krasner suggested using technology and wiretapping rather than simply rounding up all the bikes on the street.
“We have to understand how difficult the situation is for PPD because they cannot engage in high speed chases without endangering pedestrians, passersby, people who are completely uninvolved,” Krasner said.
If you have any information on the suspect’s identity, please call Philadelphia Police at 215-686-TIPS (8477)
