Two teens are facing charges in connection with a Valentine’s Day shooting that left four people shot near Westinghouse Academy in Homewood, city officials said Thursday. Police Chief Larry Scirotto and Mayor Ed Gainey touted the arrests as proof that relationships have improved between police and residents, leading to arrests
Four juveniles were shot Tuesday afternoon outside of Westinghouse Academy in Pittsburgh’s Homewood neighborhood just after school let out, police said. None of the injuries are reported to be life-threatening, officers said. Police said the student victims, three males and a female, were shot at 2:23 p.m. Pittsburgh Public Safety
At least one person was injured when gunfire broke out on Homewood’s North Murtland Avenue late Friday morning. Pittsburgh police responded to a 12-round Shotspotter alert in the 1400 block of North Murtland just before noon. Soon after, a male with several gunshot wounds drove into the parking lot at
Pittsburgh police vehicle involved in crash in Homewood
Police said the officer suffered a minor injury and was taken to an area hospital to be evaluated. Share Updated: 11:10 PM EDT May 24, 2021
Pittsburgh police vehicle involved in crash in Homewood
Police said the officer suffered a minor injury and was taken to an area hospital to be evaluated. Share Updated: 11:10 PM EDT May 24, 2021
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Show Transcript POLICE HAVE NOT MADE A ARREST. A PITTSBURGH POLICE VEHICLE INVOLVED IN AN ACCIDENT. THIS IS IN THE HOMEWOOD NEIGHBORHOOD. WE ARE BEING TOLD THE OFFICER WAS RESPONDING TO A CALL WHEN THE VEHICLE WAS INVOLVED IN A THREE CAR COLLISION. THE OFFICER SUFFERED A MINOR INJURY AND WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL TO BE EVALUATED. ANOTHER DRIVER WAS TAKEN TO THE HOSPITAL IN STABLE CONDITION.