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On the anniversary of MOVE bombing, fresh pain and calls for accountability on Osage Avenue

On the anniversary of MOVE bombing, fresh pain and calls for accountability on Osage Avenue Oona Goodin-Smith, The Philadelphia Inquirer © YONG KIM/The Philadelphia Inquirer/YONG KIM MOVE members speak to a crowd at Malcolm X Memorial Park in West Philadelphia on Thursday. Thirty-six years to the day after Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on the MOVE rowhouse in Cobbs Creek, killing 11 people, including five children, and razing 61 homes, the pain is fresh on Osage Avenue. “There are a lot of thoughts running through my mind,” said Mike Africa Jr. with a heavy sigh, looking out to the crowd of 200 dressed in white at Osage Avenue and Cobbs Creek Parkway. “Before we get to those, we have to say their names.”

For these neighborhoods, the DA race is personal

For two North Philly neighbors two blocks apart, their choice in the DA’s race is about more than politics — it’s personal. Lisa Dees’ 15-year probation for food stamp fraud finally ended in 2018. She credits incumbent Larry Krasner for that. Sazam Berrios is afraid, two blocks over, where drug activity has spiked. He blames the DA. Democratic challenger Carlos Vega, who says he’ll be harder on criminals, has his vote. Though the pandemic has led to a surge in violence in other big cities, too, some blame Krasner and his emphasis on reform for the violence in Philly. For some, Vega’s appeal is just that he’s not Krasner, who is determined to

Family of man shot by Philadelphia police file wrongful death lawsuit

Family of man shot by Philadelphia police file wrongful death lawsuit Updated 9:04 PM; Today 9:04 PM Attorney Shaka Johnson, who is representing the family of Walter Wallace Jr., who was killed by Philadelphia police last October, speaks during a press conference in front of City Hall on Nov. 6, 2020. (Heather Khalifa/The Philadelphia Inquirer/TNS)TNS Facebook Share PHILADELPHIA The family of Walter Wallace Jr., the West Philadelphia man whose fatal shooting by Philadelphia police in October set off days of protests and unrest in the city, filed a wrongful death lawsuit Thursday against the two officers who killed him. The suit, filed in Common Pleas Court, accuses Officers Sean Matarazzo and Thomas Munz Jr. of using unreasonable force when they shot Wallace more than a dozen times outside his family’s home after he approached them with a knife amid what relatives said was a mental health crisis.

Thousands of Philly residents inoculated at 24-hour COVID-19 vaccine clinic

People began showing up as early as 9 a.m. on Friday for the walk-up vaccination site, which ran from noon Friday until noon Saturday, according to WHYY. The line wrapped for blocks around the arena. I expected a lot, said Dr. Ala Stanford, the founder of the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium. I don’t know that I expected this. The line at the Liacouras Center for the Black Doctors COVID-19 Consortium’s 24-hour, walk-up vaccination site wraps around the building multiple times. There are over a thousand people waiting in snow and freezing cold. People who arrived at 9 a.m. have yet to get in. pic.twitter.com/c7QXq4UKKh Ellie Rushing (@EllieRushing) February 19, 2021

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