Live at police headquarters. Whats happening here, targeted dave or not . Reporter well police havent determined that or the motive for this murder at this point. They are looking for five or six young men who they believe could be from the very same neighborhood where this murder occurred in logan. Police say it was here at 13th and wingohocking 22yearold Keisha Jenkins was attacked by a group of fiber or six men just after 2 30 tuesday morning. During that assault one of the males pulled out a gun, and while the vick testimony was on the ground shot the victim twice. Reporter captain clark says the brutal attack on the young transgender individual came after jenkins was dropped off by an unknown male in a car. Police and neighbors say this area is notorious for prostitution. The motive for the murder is unclear. We dont know if its potentially a hate crime f it was robbery. We really dont know. The investigation is too early in the investigation to tell. Tragic loss for the city of p
Came after jenkins was dropped off by an unknown male in a car. Police and neighbors say this area is notorious for prostitution. The motive for the murder is unclear. We dont know if its potentially a hate crime f it was robbery. We really dont know. The investigation is too early in the investigation to tell. Tragic loss for the city of philadelphia. Especially for lgbt communities. Our trance jent Community Faces far too much violence. Reporter the victim lived here on the 1700 block of south 32nd street. His mother told fox 29, her son instead of fan was a fun loving cheerful person. He was in the wrong place at the wrong time. She was told he was killed during an itemed robbery. This woman asked not to be identified. She lives near the murder scene. She, too, heard it was a botched robbery. These guys out here trying to rob the girls and she fought back and they shot her homicide detectives are searching for Surveillance Video as they try to identify the killers. Theyre also tryin
Inclusivity, Diversity and Representation for president
Georgia State sent out an email asking students, faculty and staff to take part in an informative survey to help choose the next president of Georgia State. Photo Submitted by Mary Brassfield | The Signal
On June 9, President Mark Becker and Provost Wendy Hensel sent out a university-wide email, announcing the members of Georgia State’s Racial Equality Task Force.
Chair, Jonathan Gayles, Chair and Professor of African-American Studies, College of Arts & Sciences
Gwendolyn Benson, Associate Dean for School, Community and International Partnerships, College of Education & Human Development
Curtis Byrd, Special Adviser to the Provost