Pennsylvania

Armed Biker Who Attacked A Philly Woman Was Turned In By His Boss: Police

Police identified the motorcyclist thanks to help from the man's employer.

By José Rodríguez Jr.
Published October 6, 2023

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Per the Inquirer:

Authorities were able to narrow in on Heron after the video prompted a wave of tips, said Interim First Deputy Commissioner Frank Vanore. One initial tip gave police the wrong name, before other tips, including from Heron’s employer, led them to Heron’s home on the 4500 block of East Stiles Street, in Frankford.

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According to the Philadelphia Inquirer, tips from the public led them to Heron’s employer and his home in the 4500 block of East Stiles Street in Frankford. They found a T-shirt with the words “You Ain’t No Killa” on the back, and other items he was wearing in the video, the newspaper reported.