Suspect in multiple homicides still on loose after police chase

Police work at the scene along Interstate-95 North near the Philadelphia International Airport following a crash during a multi-state police chase Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019, in Philadelphia. A Wilmington, Del., police vehicle, at left, flipped in the chase. Police launched a manhunt in South Philadelphia for a murder suspect who led police on a chase along Interstate 95, triggering a crash that left three officers injured, and then fled on foot after crashing into a SEPTA bus at Broad and Oregon Streets. (David Maialetti/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP)

Police search for a suspect near Broad St. and Oregon Ave. in South Philadelphia, Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2019, following a crash during a multi-state police chase in Philadelphia. Police launched a manhunt in South Philadelphia for a murder suspect who led police on a chase along Interstate 95, triggering a crash that left three officers injured, and then fled on foot after crashing into a SEPTA bus at Broad and Oregon Streets. (Jessica Griffin/The Philadelphia Inquirer via AP)

This image released by Philadelphia Police shows Dejuan Robinson. Philadelphia police tweeted the photo Wednesday, Jan. 9, 2018, of 20-year-old suspect Dejuan Robinson, who fled the crash scene, after colliding with a city bus full of passengers during a multi-state police chase that crossed into Pennsylvania, injuring three officers and a bus passenger. Police described him as a person of interest in multiple homicides in Delaware and believe he is armed and dangerous. (Philadelphia Police via AP)

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January 10, 2019 - 7:21 am

PHILADELPHIA — A man named as a person of interest in multiple homicides in Delaware remains on the loose in Philadelphia, a day after a wild police chase crossed into Pennsylvania and caused two separate crashes that injured several people including officers and a 3-year-old boy.

The boy’s mother tells KYW-TV the family was traveling on Interstate 95 from Baltimore to New York City for a birthday celebration when their car was hit.

Meghan Stone-Kirts says all five people in the car were hurt, but her 3-year-old son David Tillman was seriously injured. He’s in critical condition at Children’s Hospital with multiple skull fractures, a brain bleed and a spinal injury.

Philadelphia police say they’re still searching for 20-year-old Dejuan Robinson, who fled the second crash scene at a busy intersection in the city.

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