VIDEO
FEATURED IN NEWS
- Suspect in Abduction of 2 Girls Found Dead in Iowa
- Utah Police Close 2009 Cold Case
- Off-Duty Atlanta Motorcycle Officer Hurt in Crash
- Urgent Appeal: Help for Okla. Tornado Victims
- Many Dead, Including Children, After Tornado Strikes Oklahoma City Suburb
- Chicago Paper Scrutinizes Metro Police Department's Overtime Usage
- Official: FBI Agents' Cause of Death Unlikely Soon
PHILADELPHIA - There were new developments Monday morning in Thursday's shooting of a Philadelphia police officer in Kensington.
Anel Cuenas, 27, was taken into custody by U.S. Marshals and Philadelphia police around 5 a.m. Monday on Potter Street in North Philadelphia.
Cuenas was wanted in connection with the shooting that injured Officer Kevin Livewell during the Water Street traffic stop. Eight guns were found at the original crime scene, including an AK-47 and other assault rifles.
Police said Livewell's partner tackled and arrested the driver of the white van from which the three men emerged and opened fire.
One more suspect remains on the loose.
Livewell was shot in the shin, listed in stable condition Friday and expected to stay in the hospital over the weekend for more surgery.
