Daily News | Two Philadelphia police officers shot in Germantown standoff
That’s what Philadelphia Police officers said they heard on Saturday as they attempted to enter the Germantown home of 65-year-old Steve Robbins, who was barricaded inside and wanted for missing a court hearing.
Robbins sent one shot through the closed bedroom door, striking the officers outside, according to police. He was charged with assault of a law enforcement officer, aggravated assault, simple assault, reckless endangerment, and related crimes. Robbins will also be charged with six additional reckless endangerment charges for endangering a family member and officers at the scene, authorities said.
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