Seiber’s partner, a 33-year-old officer, was shot 12 times and remains hospitalized in stable condition.<\/p>\n
Community response quickly follows officer’s death<\/p>\n
What we know<\/p>\n
Community members say they moved into action after learning that Seiber lived in Bensalem and that his children attended local schools.<\/p>\n
“We saw the news and then we realized that he was a local Bensalem resident and his children attend our schools so Sunday when we got that information the wheels went into motion,” said Rita Marlow, fundraising coordinator at The Eddington House.<\/p>\n
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Officer Shane Seiber (Philadelphia Police Department)<\/p>\n
The E-House dedicated 20 percent of sales, along with direct donation collections, to Seiber’s family.<\/p>\n
“20% of the sales will go directly back to the family and we also have some donation collections here,” said Marlow.<\/p>\n
What they’re saying<\/p>\n
Attendance at the event was high, with a strong presence from both school families and local police.<\/p>\n
“We’ve had a very large turnout. One of the children go to a neighborhood school so a lot of the school family is here, a lot of the Bensalem Police have come by, I do believe there is some Philadelphia Police that are here,” said Laura Eder, front of the house manager at The E-House.<\/p>\n
Eder added, “Every single day, they get up, they put the uniform on, they go to work, not knowing what the ending is going to be.”<\/p>\n
Michael Lorenzo, president of the Parent Teacher Organization for Struble Elementary, said his son is a classmate of Seiber’s son.<\/p>\n
“My son and her son went to pre-school together so we had field trips with them for that and knowing them for several years. I didn’t get to know Shane as well, he was constantly at work,” said Lorenzo.<\/p>\n
Lorenzo described Seiber’s family as loving and happy.<\/p>\n
What’s next<\/p>\n
The E-House is planning another dine-and-donate event Sunday. This event will support Seiber’s family as well as the officer who remains hospitalized after being shot 12 times. His name has not been released.<\/p>\n
What we don’t know<\/p>\n
The name of the officer who remains in the hospital has not been released.<\/p>\n
What you can do<\/p>\n