Father carjacked in Upper Darby with kids in car, police are searching for the suspects

A father is reunited with his children after an armed carjacking on West Chester Pike.

His five-year-old was able to get out, but the two-month-old was still inside the car.

This all unfolded a little after 3:00 p.m. Thursday afternoon near West Chester Pike and Keystone Avenue.

Upper Darby Police said a father was waiting inside the car with his kids while they were waiting for his wife.

Two men approached him with a gun and, allegedly, unaware that the two-month-old was still inside.

As the two suspects drove away, they realized police were chasing them.

So, they ditched the car at State Road and West Chester Pike and ran into the Cobb’s Creek Golf Course.

During all of this, police said one of the men shot his gun and it hit a Septa bus. No one was hurt.

Upper Darby Police Superintendent Timothy Bernhardt asks both suspects to turn themselves in.

Anyone with information on the suspects is asked to call 911 or the Upper Darby Police Department.

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