The trouble with that witness information is that it was emailed to police 16 hours after Chapman’s murder. "We received specific information that somebody had that lady standing in her driveway with binoculars probably sizing up the house or possibly observing the pattern of the female victim," said Chris Flanagan with the Radnor Township Police Department. In fact, police now believe that she cased out her victim at the home two days prior. The second body found inside was that of 47-year-old Jennair Gerardot, who turned the gun on herself after carrying out a calculated plot against Chapman, who police say was having an affair with her husband.īut that was not Gerardot’s first visit to the block. On April 23, Chapman who had recently assumed the role of assistant vice president at Villanova University was shot and killed upon entering her home on Lowrys Lane. But it was long enough for a stranger to handcraft a memorial. She had moved onto the Radnor Township street just days before her killing. Not many people on Lowrys Lane knew Chapman. But CBS Philadelphia reports a tip to police may have saved Chapman’s life if officers received the information hours sooner. Police say 33-year-old Meredith Chapman was ambushed – shot and killed as she entered her own home. – It was a crime that rattled a Main Line neighborhood. In a world that moves faster every day, that can be complicated and challenging, it's remarkable to see the success of two men who strive to improve there communities the best they can.RADNOR, Pa. We're immensely proud of our friends for their newest rank, and past accomplishments, that has brought them to this level. But for the past twenty four years he has lead the Volunteers of Narberth Ambulance as Chief! Not to mention he is a father of two boys, Pierce and Colin with wife Judy who volunteers with us as well. Andy was Chief of Gladwyne for 8 years before stepping down last year.Ĭhris on the other hand is a triple threat, not only does he serve as Assistant of the Fire Company and now Police Lieutenant.
Andy and Chris had been sergeants with the department until Monday night.Īlong with fulfilling duties in Radnor, they are vital parts of the Gladwyne Fire Company and it's daily operation too. On Monday night, in front of family members, public spectators, and brothers from the fire company, Block and Flanagan stood in the Township's Administration Building to be promoted as the newest Lieutenants of the Radnor Police Department.
The duo, who are rarely seen without each other, work full-time for the Radnor Township Police Department. But their emergency service careers only began here. Gladwyne Officers Assume New Ranks in Radnor!ĭeputy Chief Andy Block and Assistant Chief Chris Flanagan have served Gladwyne for nearly fifty combined years. In Memory of FF Sean DeMuynck - Station 21
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