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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 12h
Two members of Philly's Black Panther-style group were arrested in Chester this summer, months after Philly police revoked their gun licenses. The group's presence in the Delaware County city has not pleased its top public official. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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Black Panther-style group members arrested in Chester, as mayor decries their presence
Paul Birdsong, the Panthers' leader, was held for trial this month on a firearms violation. It's not group's only run-in with Chester police this year.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 28/09/2026
U.S. Marshals arrested 41 people in the Philadelphia area who were wanted for violent felonies and receiving public housing assistance. It's part of a national effort by HUD to arrest fugitives receiving federal housing aid. www.inquirer.com/crime/hud-ho...
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41 arrested in HUD-backed operation targeting Philly fugitives receiving public housing assistance
"Operation Moving Day" was carried out by U.S. Marshals and is part of a larger federal law enforcement initiative.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 21/09/2026
Camille Joseph's family left Haiti for a better life in Philadelphia. They wonder why he was fatally shot in Nicetown earlier this month. www.inquirer.com/crime/camill...
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Camille Joseph left Haiti for a better life in Philadelphia. His family wonders why he was fatally shot in Nicetown.
Camille Joseph, 25, was shot and killed in a Nicetown shopping center parking lot on Sept. 11, police say. But they have yet to identify a suspect or a motive.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 01/09/2026
21-year-old Aiden Zeallor was driving home on I-95 last year when he was fatally struck by stray bullets from a semi-automatic rifle meant for someone in a nearby vehicle. Last week, police arrested a man and woman in connection with the killing. www.inquirer.com/crime/i95-mu...
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Man and woman charged with murder in shooting on I-95 that killed a 21-year-old bystander
The arrests come nearly 18 months after Aiden Zeallor was killed by stray bullets on the highway's northbound lane near Port Richmond.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 10/08/2026
A Philadelphia father is searching for answers after lawyers say a police pursuit of an ATV ended in his son’s death www.inquirer.com/crime/sterli...
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A father is searching for answers after lawyers say a police pursuit of an ATV ended in his son’s death
Sterling Jones, 22, died after his ATV struck an Uber driver in May. Lawyers for Jones' father say police should not have been pursuing him in the first place.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 06/08/2026
Superior Court judges reinstated murder convictions for the "Chester Trio," who recently, after more than 20 years in prison, were granted new trials for a Delco killing they say they did not commit. www.inquirer.com/crime/cheste...
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Judges reinstate convictions for ‘Chester Trio’, who say they were wrongly accused of woman’s 1997 murder
The Pennsylvania Superior Court rejected defense lawyers' arguments that new DNA evidence warranted new trials for the men and said the guilty verdicts reached by jurors in three trials should stand.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 30/07/2026
Md Mahfuzul Haque moved to Philadelphia to support his wife's medical career, driving for DoorDash despite being a doctor in his native Bangladesh. Police say he was shot and killed during a robbery this month and charged a 15 y/o with murder. www.inquirer.com/crime/md-mah...
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Doctor killed in Southwest Philly was driving for DoorDash to support wife’s medical career, family says
Md Mahfuzul Haque, a doctor and Bangladesh native, moved to Philadelphia to support his wife's medical career. He was killed during a robbery this month, police say.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 27/07/2026
An off-duty Philadelphia police officer who shot his uncle six times in the head over the weekend claimed he killed the man in self-defense, court documents show. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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Off-duty Philly cop who shot and killed uncle in Northampton County claims self-defense, court documents say
Kenroy Cummings, a two-year veteran of the force, shot the man six times in the head before fleeing police, according to the documents.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 23/07/2026
The founder of a well-known Philadelphia anti-violence nonprofit has been charged with aggravated assault for attacking a woman with a boxcutter during an argument on SEPTA. The victim was placed in critical condition and required facial surgery. www.inquirer.com/crime/rosali...
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Founder of Kensington anti-violence nonprofit arrested for knife attack on SEPTA train, authorities say
Rosalind "Roz" Pichardo, founder of Operation Save Our City, was arrested for attacking a SEPTA passenger with a box cutter during an argument last week, authorities said.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 19/07/2026
Lawmakers designed Philly's special SEPTA prosecutor role to expire about the time they thought DA Krasner would be out of office. With Krasner in a third term, the fate of the office is now uncertain. www.inquirer.com/news/pennsyl...
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The SEPTA special prosecutor in Philly is set to expire this year. Will state lawmakers extend it into Larry Krasner’s third term?
Legislators set aside another full year of funding for the office — $1.2 million — but haven’t agreed on whether they will extend it further.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 14/07/2026
A UK man shot and killed in Roxborough last week was a member of that country's loosely-affiliated "Traveling Conmen" fraud group, according to DHS. www.inquirer.com/crime/roxbor...
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Man killed in Roxborough was a member of ‘Traveling Conmen’ fraud group and in country illegally, DHS says
Salis Hanrahan, 20, was a member of the U.K.-centric group that defrauds contracting customers, officials said.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 12/07/2026
Seven years later, family members of a beloved Delaware County teacher continue to ask: who murdered Susan Morrissey? share.inquirer.com/R3e3OS
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‘Time doesn’t heal all wounds’: A beloved Delco teacher’s murder, seven years later, haunts loved ones and confounds authorities
Susan Morrissey's sister, Missy, keeps hundreds of pages of notes and documents related to her sister’s death, making her something of an in-house historian of the family’s tragedy.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 06/07/2026
A Philadelphia mosque was damaged in an arson attack over the weekend. Islamic groups have surveillance footage of a possible suspect and are urging police to investigate the incident as a hate crime. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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Northeast Philly mosque damaged in arson attack, authorities say
The incident happened at the Northeast Philadelphia Islamic Center in Castor Gardens early Sunday morning, according to police.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 29/06/2026
Attorney General Dave Sunday sat down with The Inquirer last week to discuss the Pa. Supreme Court decision that gave his office unprecedented oversight over the Philly DA's post-conviction work, his stance on a recent abortion ruling, and more. www.inquirer.com/politics/att...
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Pa. Attorney General Dave Sunday talks Supreme Court’s Krasner ruling, abortion appeal
The high court recently gave Sunday's office unprecedented authority over the DA's post-conviction review process. He discussed that ruling and more in an interview with The Inquirer.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 17/06/2026
Why did Eric Franks, a firearms instructor who taught gun safety and wished for a safer neighborhood, shoot three Philadelphia police officers on Saturday? Those who knew him - a city councilman included - struggle for answers. www.inquirer.com/crime/eric-f...
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Why did a firearms instructor who promoted gun safety shoot three Philly cops? Those who knew him struggle for answers.
Eric Franks cared about reducing crime in his Wynnefield neighborhood, those who knew him said. After he shot officers there Saturday, police returned fire and killed him.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 13/06/2026
‘This is not about Pride’: Police Commissioner Bethel addresses criticism of police response to Gayborhood www.inquirer.com/crime/kevin-...
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‘This is not about Pride’: Police Commissioner Bethel addresses criticism of police response to Gayborhood
Bethel said he welcomes responding to questions during planned City Council hearings on the June 6 incident.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 12/06/2026
After the George Floyd protests, the case of Philly cop Richard Nicoletti - who pepper-sprayed three people at point blank on I-676 - was central in the effort to uphold police accountability. Now he will serve 1 year of probation, court records show. www.inquirer.com/crime/richar...
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Former Philly SWAT officer who pepper sprayed protesters on I-676 will serve one year of probation
Richard P. Nicoletti was accused of assaulting the protesters with pepper spray. Prosecutors' attempt to hold him accountable in 2023 ended in a mistrial.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 10/06/2026
Mayor Parker has responded to local outrage over the Philadelphia Police Department's use of force during Pride festivities in the Gayborhood on Sunday. www.inquirer.com/news/philade...
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Mayor Parker responds to the police use of force during Philly's Pride celebration
After 15 people were arrested Sunday during Pride celebrations, Mayor Cherelle L. Parker said she is investigating and meeting with community leaders.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
The DOJ is investigating the Philadelphia Police Dept. over its revocation of gun owners' firearms permits. It is unclear whether the probe is tied to members of a Black Panthers-adjacent group who had their gun permits revoked earlier this year. www.inquirer.com/politics/jus...
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The Justice Department is investigating whether Philly police are improperly revoking gun permits
In a letter to Mayor Cherelle L. Parker, a DOJ official said the investigation will evaluate whether police were violating the Constitution by their method of revoking gun permits.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 09/06/2026
Fifteen people were arrested at a Pride celebration in Philadelphia's Gayborhood on Sunday, drawing criticism from the city's gay community. “Police, dressed up as if we’re going to riot, basically start steamrolling the street" one attendee said. www.inquirer.com/crime/gaybor...
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15 arrested as police response to Gayborhood Pride festival spurs criticism from some in LGBTQ+ community
Police Commissioner Kevn Bethel said officers had responded "to a growing number of public safety concerns."
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 02/06/2026
Kobe Artis, the man who went viral for carrying an assault-style weapon around Kensington while encouraging others to arm themselves, had his bail reduced to $350,000 in court today. It was previously $1 million. www.inquirer.com/crime/kobe-a...
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Man who went viral for carrying assault-style weapon around Kensington has bail reduced from $1 million to $350k
Kobe Artis, 24, appeared in Philadelphia Municipal Court on Tuesday and said little as he waived his preliminary hearing in exchange for reduced bail.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 27/05/2026
The leader of the Panthers, a Philadelphia-based armed Black citizens group, had his gun permit revoked by police after a confrontation with an officer in January. He’s calling the move unconstitutional. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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The leader of the Panthers, an armed Black citizens group, had his gun permit revoked by police. He’s calling the move unconstitutional.
Until recently, Paul Birdsong carried a gun during armed patrols throughout the city alongside other members of the Panthers. Now the weapon stays behind.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 18/05/2026
Jury tampering charges in Philadelphia are a rarity. But prosecutors are accusing two men of attempting to influence the outcome of a murder trial in April after they told jurors to return a "not guilty" verdict in a courtroom hallway. New: www.inquirer.com/crime/jury-t...
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Two men are accused of jury tampering in a Philadelphia murder trial, a rare charge in city court
One suspect is in custody after prosecutors accused the men of telling jurors the defendant was innocent. The jury still convicted him.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 13/05/2026
Kobe Artis, an AR-toting man who went viral for brandishing the gun around Kensington, traveled to Philadelphia from western Pa. with a goal: to teach people about open carrying firearms. Yesterday he was arrested and charged with firearms crimes. www.inquirer.com/news/philade...
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A man who went viral for walking around Kensington with an assault rifle-style weapon was arrested on illegal gun charges
Kobe Artis, 24, is known on social media for brandishing his unique AR-style pistol around Kensington. He was arrested this week on illegal gun charges.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 06/05/2026
The man accused of killing hockey's Gaudreau brothers in a N.J. drunken driving incident in 2024 did not have a blood-alcohol content over the legal limit, his lawyers said in a new filing accusing prosecutors of mishandling the test sample. www.inquirer.com/crime/johnny...
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Man accused of killing hockey’s Gaudreau brothers in drunken-driving incident had blood-alcohol level below legal limit, lawyer says
Lawyers for Sean M. Higgins say prosecutors failed to make a conversion in the 45-year-old's blood sample that would have put him below the 0.08 threshold that August 2024 evening.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 29/04/2026
A teen girl stabbed her newborn baby to death with a pair of scissors in Northern Liberties over the weekend. The District Attorney's Office and homicide investigators did not agree over how the girl should be charged. www.inquirer.com/crime/teenag...
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Teen mother charged with manslaughter in baby’s slaying in Northern Liberties
District Attorney Larry Krasner said additional information is being sought in an ongoing investigation into the crime.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 28/04/2026
Philadelphia invested around $60 million into community violence intervention programs to reduce crime. Now it’s training their outreach workers, too. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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The city invested in community violence interrupters to reduce crime. Now it’s training them, too.
Philadelphia's Office of Public Safety launched the Peacekeepers Institute this month to train outreach workers and unify the city's patchwork of grassroots antiviolence groups.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
A 34 y/o police officer on Delaware County's Drug Task Force gave a cocaine dealer confidential information in exchange for drugs, according to court documents. They met at a Ridley bar, the documents say, and later stayed 'up all night doing cocaine.' www.inquirer.com/crime/delawa...
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‘Up all night doing cocaine’: Two Sharon Hill police officers gave confidential information to a drug dealer, one in exchange for drugs, AG says
Det. Vincent Propcopio and Officer Domenic Dellabarba betrayed their community and their fellow officers by their actions, Attorney General Dave Sunday said.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 23/04/2026
A Philadelphia man who has been in jail for 18 years for a 2007 murder he says he didn't commit should get a new trial, a judge ruled yesterday. The case centered on a serial informant who implicated Rasheem Hall in the crime but later recanted his statements. www.inquirer.com/crime/rashee...
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‘Jury didn’t know the whole background’: Judge orders new trial for man convicted of murder in 2007 North Philly shooting
Evidence prosecutors did not provide to Rasheem Hall's legal team could have helped his case, a Common Pleas Court judge ruled Wednesday.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 20/04/2026
After a major drug enforcement operation on Kensington's Weymouth Street, a city pilot program is connecting residents with public services and, in some cases, helping with minor car repairs, appliances, and other household needs. www.inquirer.com/crime/weymou...
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This Kensington block was home to a ‘tyrannical drug trade.’ The city is now helping residents with household needs so they can rebuild.
Most of the services offered to residents on the 3100 block of Weymouth Street are available to Philadelphians citywide, the public safety director said. But some have gotten extra help.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 08/04/2026
Last year a NJ woman tried to hire a hitman from Tinder to kill her Philly cop ex. Now Jaclyn Diiorio's attorney says the man - an informant for the sheriff's office - was a 'rogue', unreliable operative. He's seeking to have the case dismissed. www.inquirer.com/crime/jaclyn...
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‘Put me in coach’: Informant in N.J. Tinder murder-for-hire case was ‘rogue’ operative motivated by money, defense attorney says
Jaclyn Diiorio's lawyer says the would-be hitman is an unreliable police informant who shouldn’t be trusted, and the charges against her should be dropped.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 03/04/2026
Could a CHOP nurse and mother’s seemingly random shooting death have been avoided? Some Tredyffrin residents think so. www.inquirer.com/crime/tredyf...
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Could a CHOP nurse and mother’s seemingly random shooting death have been avoided? Some Tredyffrin residents think so.
Megan Nieberle was shot and killed in Berwyn last month. Some believe police should have done more to get her accused killer, Steve Jahn, mental health treatment before the crime.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 02/04/2026
Kash Patel visited Pennsylvania yesterday to tout Trump's fentanyl fight alongside Sen. McCormick. Asked how the approach to drug enforcement had changed, Patel said he put 1,000 agents from the FBI’s DC office in the field — including in Pa. www.inquirer.com/crime/dave-m...
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Kash Patel visits Pennsylvania to tout Trump’s fight against fentanyl
The FBI director said collaboration between federal and Pa. officials would contribute to a "drastic decline" in the synthetic opioid.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 18/03/2026
Four years after its debut, Philadelphia's top police oversight agency continues to face challenges from the FOP in conducting independent reviews of officer misconduct. The commission says it is making progress in other ways. www.inquirer.com/crime/philad...
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Citizens Police Oversight Commission sees progress with ‘live audits,’ but independent authority remains elusive
Since the commission's launch in 2022, the Philadelphia Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 has strongly opposed giving it power to conduct independent investigations of officer misconduct.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 10/03/2026
The FBI conducted controlled detonations of explosive materials found in a Middletown Township storage facility — as police investigate two Bucks County teens charged with trying to detonate homemade bombs outside Gracie Mansion in NYC in support of ISIS. www.inquirer.com/crime/bucks-...
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The FBI detonated explosives in a Bucks County storage unit while continuing to investigate two local teens charged with terrorism in N.Y.
Police said the raid was part of the ongoing investigation into two teens who have been charged with trying to detonate homemade bombs outside Gracie Mansion over the weekend in support of ISIS.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 02/03/2026
As the share of Philadelphia homicides related to domestic violence increase, a police unit dedicated to crime victim advocacy will expand to support victims of abuse. www.inquirer.com/crime/victim...
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As domestic violence homicides rise in Philly, a police unit will expand to work with victims of abuse
Police hope the expanded 20-member team that's part of the Office of Victim Advocacy and Engagement will lead to fewer fatalities.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 20/02/2026
‘I was vulnerable’: Six women testified yesterday against head of Delaware county addiction nonprofit accused of trading money for sexual favors. www.inquirer.com/crime/larry-...
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‘I was vulnerable’: Women testify against head of Delco addiction nonprofit accused of trading money for sexual favors
Larry Arata abused his position of influence with the nonprofit Opioid Crisis Action Network, prosecutors said Thursday.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 13/02/2026
Katrina Williams's brother was killed in the Kingsessing mass shooting. Now her only son is dead from gun violence, also in Southwest Philadelphia. www.inquirer.com/crime/southw...
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Her brother was killed in the Kingsessing mass shooting. Now her only son is dead from gun violence, too.
A month after her brother's killer was sentenced for the 2023 shooting, Katrina Williams' only son, Russell, was shot and killed in Southwest Philadelphia.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 12/02/2026
A Bucks County woman told Philadelphia police she was sexually assaulted by her ex-boyfriend on Saturday. Less than 12 hours later, the man shot her dead. Yuan Yuan Lu's family say the animal lover and foodie's life was cut tragically short. www.inquirer.com/crime/yuan-y...
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‘She was struggling alone’: Family mourns Bucks County woman killed after reporting a sexual assault
Yuan Yuan Lu was an animal lover and Philadelphia foodie, her cousin says. She died Sunday in Levittown.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 04/02/2026
Investigators have named a suspect in the recent murders of two Philadelphia tow truck drivers. The man, Najee Williams, works for another Philly towing company, N.K.W Towing, according to police sources. www.inquirer.com/crime/police...
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Police searching for ‘armed and dangerous’ suspect in killings of two men in city’s towing industry
Najee Williams is connected to the killing of David Garcia-Morales in December and Aaron Whitfield in January, investigators say.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 29/01/2026
A woman who pepper-sprayed a conservative influencer on a SEPTA bus this month was charged with assault Thursday by a special transit prosecutor with the Pa. Attorney General's office. "This type of violence is senseless," AG Dave Sunday said in a statement. www.inquirer.com/crime/paulin...
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‘Violence will not be tolerated’: Woman who pepper-sprayed conservative influencer on SEPTA bus charged with assault
Paulina Reyes, 22, is accused of assaulting Francis Scales on a Route 7 bus earlier this month.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 23/01/2026
‘The favorite Auntie’: a woman who died after a car struck her wheelchair in Lower Merion was remembered at the sentencing for the vehicle’s driver today. www.inquirer.com/crime/hit-ru...
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‘The favorite Auntie’: Woman who died after a car struck her wheelchair remembered at sentencing for the vehicle’s driver
The driver, Jamal McCullough, assessed his vehicle for damage before fleeing the scene in Lower Merion without helping her or calling police, prosecutors said.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 21/01/2026
The man found dead in a shuttered West Philadelphia senior housing complex early this morning was electrocuted, authorities say. www.inquirer.com/crime/brith-...
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Man found dead in shuttered senior housing complex was electrocuted, authorities say
The man's body was found at the Brith Sholom House one day after city officials announced a plan to redevelop the vacant facility with a $50 million loan from a coalition of building trades unions.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
“A quick execution is too good for him." Family members read tearful impact statements in Chester County court Friday as a judge sentenced a man who tortured and killed his 12-year-old daughter to life in prison without parole. www.inquirer.com/crime/malind...
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Chester County man who abused and tortured his daughter, killing her, pleads guilty to murder and is sentenced to life in prison
Prosecutors say Rendell Hoagland and his fiancé inflicted punishments on the 12-year-old that no child should ever endure.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 16/01/2026
Police are investigating whether three recent Philadelphia murders tied to towing industry are related. www.inquirer.com/crime/448-to...
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‘Some sort of connection’: Police investigating whether three Philly slayings tied to towing industry are related
Two of the men, who were shot killed in December and January respectively, worked as truck operators for 448 Towing and Recovery, according to police.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 14/01/2026
“I do not want my tax dollars or Haverford’s resources to be used to support a poorly trained, unprofessional, and cruel secret police force." One of Delco's largest communities has voted to bar police from cooperating with ICE's noncriminal immigration efforts. www.inquirer.com/crime/haverf...
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Haverford Township bars police from cooperating with ICE in noncriminal immigration enforcement
A township commissioner said it is "not our role" to act as a federal immigration authority.
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Philadelphia Inquirer @inquirer.com · 14/01/2026
Bucks County Sheriff Danny Ceisler terminated his office’s controversial partnership with ICE Wednesday, citing negative impacts on public safety and immigrants’ trust of law enforcement. 🔗 www.inquirer.com/news/pennsyl...
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 09/01/2026
Philadelphia man who goes by “YP SlumBoy” is accused of killing the mother of his child in October after arrest by U.S. Marshals this week. www.inquirer.com/crime/quamir...
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Philadelphia man who goes by “YP SlumBoy” accused of killing the mother of his child in October after arrest by U.S. Marshals
Quamir Jones, 25, is accused of fatally shooting Siani Smith in the city's Eastwick neighborhood.
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Jesse Bunch @jessebunch.bsky.social · 08/01/2026
Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner condemned the fatal ICE shooting of Renee Good in a news conference Thursday, calling it the "Nazification of immigration enforcement." He vowed to prosecute any officer in the city who behaved similarly. www.inquirer.com/news/philade...
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DA Krasner condemns fatal ICE shooting in Minneapolis, says officers who commit crimes in Philly will ‘be convicted’
Krasner said the actions of the ICE agent who shot and killed 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good were unlawful.
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Philadelphia Inquirer @inquirer.com · 08/01/2026
One year after a political shift in Washington, federal grants that Philadelphia’s anti-violence nonprofits say allowed them to flourish are disappearing. 🔗 www.inquirer.com/crime/phil...
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