"She returned to her vehicle on Wednesday, and that's when she first spotted water nearby. "I noticed the pipe burst (Wednesday) because that part of the street was blocked off with red crime scene tape," Graham told Action News. "I went over there to talk to the cop, and he told me about the water line. I asked him if I should move my car, and he told me I would be fine where I'm at.""
"On Thursday, she found her Honda completely covered in ice. As Philadelphia sees its sixth day below-freezing, Graham says there's been no progress on the situation. The Action Cam was on the scene Thursday, where it also appears at least one other vehicle was impacted. A Philadelphia Water Department crew was seen working nearby on the 100 block of Pollard Street, digging up the road. Our sister station, 6ABC Action News in Philadelphia, is still working to find out what happened"
Tianna Graham shoveled snow from her car on the 1000 block of North Front Street after the winter storm and returned on Wednesday to find water nearby. She noticed a pipe burst and spoke with a police officer who said the car would be fine where it was parked. By Thursday Graham's Honda was completely covered in ice. The neighborhood experienced its sixth consecutive day below-freezing with no apparent progress on repairs. Action Cam footage showed at least one other vehicle impacted. A Philadelphia Water Department crew worked nearby on the 100 block of Pollard Street, digging up the road.
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