On facebook. People enjoying a day in the park did take notice. It keeps you on alert. Reporter Philadelphia School district locked down more than 30 nearby schools at the request of the police department. I rushed over here to get my children. Reporter ironically this woman heard about the lock down on facebook. They taking everything they got to do because we need to know. Reporter Donna Mcgrady got a call from the school but missed it so immediately called back. I heard about everything that was going on. The gentleman that kilter elderly gentleman but when i called the school she didnt go into detail as to why the school was locked down. All the precaution the lock down was lifted just before 3 00 this afternoon no word yet as to where the 911 calls came from but nervous parents hoped they were made by wellpeek citizen. Dont make jokes about the situation. An older man lost his life. For anyone, any school, it could be the city of boulevard philadelphia, it could be new jersey, whe
First first little block. Unbutton my shirt. Tied it around my arm, just kept running. Reporter one gunman 10 shots fired from a semi automatic begun. Butler was hit in the arm. Another teen in the leg and his friend 15 year old tahir barnes fatally shot in the face. Mad, my friend got killed right in front of me and its sad report roar police say the violence was all over a basketball game last week and bad blood between two teens tahirs team beating another from 56th and christian at the buzzer. People from 56th street knew they were going to be there and when they came out they laid and wait for them and ambush them basically. Reporter tyrone sims started this Basketball League 15 years ago to keep kids out of trouble and promote peace. Hes heart broken. This young man had nothing to do with any of the nonsense that was going on down here. Now hes gone. Tahir was good young man. And he was trying to advance hisself. Gull violence is crazy. Its crazy. You see they carry guns like we
WORCESTER A senior district court judge sentenced a 33-year-old Worcester man to nearly 11 years in prison for wire fraud with respect to COVID business and unemployment relief, in addition to drug trafficking. Augustus “Bobo” Kormah was sentenced by U.S. Senior District Court Judge Timothy Hillman to 131 months in prison and three years […]