PHILADELPHIA (WPVI) — A pursuit involving police in Delaware County crossed into Philadelphia and ended in a crash on Sunday night.

It happened at 62nd and Ludlow streets shortly after 6 p.m.

Security footage shows the vehicle crashing into a parked van before two men who were inside the car ran from the scene.

Before that, the car was being pursued by officers from Upper Darby.

Police have not said if any arrests were made or why the police pursuit started.

The 19-year-old Georgetown man killed in a motorcycle crash near Millsboro Friday morning was identified by the Delaware State Police.

Police reported that a 19-year-old motorcyclist on a Harley-Davidson was traveling northbound on Rockaway Acres Road, approaching the intersection with Shiloh Church Road at 8:33 a.m. on Aug. 2. At the same time, a 39-year-old woman driving a Chevrolet Tahoe was heading east on Shiloh Church Road approaching Rockaway Acres Road.

The preliminary investigation found that the motorcycle made a left turn onto Shiloh Church Road and into the Tahoe’s path of travel. The motorcyclist, now identified as George Hearn, was thrown off the bike. Hearn was taken to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.

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The impact caused the Tahoe to veer off the road and collide with two trees. Neither the driver of the Tahoe nor her 12-year-old passenger, both residents of Laurel, sustained any injuries.

Authorities continue to investigate this incident. Anyone with information is asked to contact Senior Cpl. J. Smith at 302-703-3267 or call Delaware Crime Stoppers at 800-847-3333.

Rehoboth’s Grove Park recently saw dozens of brave young witches and wizards racing with their brooms to compete in a Quidditch tournament, concluding the yearly Hogwarts Camp hosted by Rehoboth Beach Public Library.

Popularized by J.K. Rowling’s “Harry Potter” book series, the once-fantastical sport has become a real pastime with the aid of household brooms, hula hoops and a little creative magic.

Every summer, young Hogwarts students compete to win the Quidditch Cup, simultaneously scoring points for their house teams in the hopes of earning the camp’s most coveted award: the House Cup. In keeping with Hogwarts tradition, players must think quickly and work as a team to surmount obstacles, outrun opponents’ bludgers, defend their hoops from quaffles and catch the elusive Golden Snitch.

“Quidditch is a pretty strange and complex sport, but at the end of the day, it’s all about trying something new. There’s no faster way to make friends than overcoming difficult challenges together,” said Jay Campbell, library events coordinator.

After two days of tricky tasks and puzzles, the competition was neck-and-neck, but one team’s outstanding Quidditch performance put them firmly in the lead. Powered by friendship and determination, the underdog team of House Hufflepuff turned their first House Cup victory in 2023 into a consecutive winning streak.