Guy butted in hit-and-run that damaged 3 Philly registered nurses gives up

PHILLY (AP)– A male implicated of driving right into 3 registered nurses and hurting them as they attempted to deal with a gunfire target outside a Philly healthcare facility last weekend break has actually transformed himself in, city authorities revealed Wednesday.

Authorities had actually determined Jaadir Goodwyn, 20, of Philly, as a suspect on Tuesday. He’s encountering a number of fees, consisting of intensified attack by car and careless endangerment.

Authorities claimed Goodwyn was driving a silver Jeep Cherokee and left the capturing target in the rescue bay at Penn Presbyterian Medical facility regarding 4:30 a.m. Saturday. He and 2 various other guys went within to obtain assistance, and the 3 registered nurses and healthcare facility safety and security personnel ran outdoors to assist the damaged guy.

When Goodwyn and his guests identified a police wagon getting here, they came back in the Jeep and sped up off, striking the 3 registered nurses and the gunfire target, authorities claimed.

One registered nurse, a 36-year-old guy that had face injuries and interior blood loss, continued to be hospitalized Wednesday terminally ill. Both various other registered nurses– a 51-year-old guy with head and back injuries and a 37-year-old guy that harmed his legs– are both hospitalized in steady problem.

The 28-year-old gunfire target additionally continued to be hospitalized terminally ill.

The car associated with the hit-and-run was later on located in close-by Upper Darby. Proof located inside the car, together with monitoring video clip and witness declarations led detectives to Goodwyn, authorities claimed. It had not been recognized Wednesday if Goodwyn had a lawyer that might promote him.

Authorities have actually not claimed if they are additionally seeking both guys that were with Goodwyn or if they might deal with fees.