Two suspects arrested for North Philadelphia carjacking that killed 3 children | Mail Online
Monday, July 28, 2014
A 19-year-old man and another in his 20s are now in custody as persons of interest over a carjacking that killed three young siblings in Philadelphia on Friday.
Police in North Philadelphia say they used finger prints from the stolen SUV - which rammed into a family selling fruit for their church - as well as a bloody t-shirt found near the crash scene, to locate the suspects.
Neither has been named and charges have not been filed, but their capture comes after authorities posted a $110,000 reward was posted for the pair.
'You can run but you can't hide but for so long. You've got to pay for what you done,' the victims' uncle, Antonio Moore, told NBC Philadelphia.
Gone too soon: Brothers Terrence Moore, 7 (left) and Thomas Reed, 10 (right), were killed Friday, along with their sister, after a stolen SUV driven by two alleged carjackers crashed into them
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