Philadelphia violence: Monday shootings leave 4 men dead, woman critical
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Violent night leaves multiple dead in Philadelphia
FOX 29 s Steve Keeley has the latest details on the violent night that left at least two people dead.
PHILADELPHIA - Gun violence claimed the lives of four people across Philadelphia on Monday during a violent 12-hour span.
The first deadly shooting came just before 1 p.m., when police responded to the One Stop Deli on the 2800 block of North 25th Street for a report of a person with a gun.
Officers arrived on the scene to find 29-year-old DeShawn Talley suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to the torso. Medics pronounced the Talley dead at the scene a short time later.
The latest recruits to Cumbria Fire Service tried on their uniforms for size - and they were way too big, reported The Mail in 1995. The ‘recruits’ were children, all from Dalton’s Chapel Street Infants School, who were visiting the firefighters of the town’s fire station. Dalton firefighters Roy Coward (left) and Dave Bell show Chapel Street Infants School pupils inside their fire station in 1995 During their visit they saw the tenders which were on daily standby, ready to rush to an emergency at a moment’s notice. They were also shown some of the equipment used to deal with the various emergencies the fire brigade was called on to tackle.