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The Office of Victim Services in Pennsylvania provides crucial support and advocacy for crime victims across the state, ensuring access to resources and assistance through government programs.
Philadelphia experienced a “remarkable” drop in violent crime in 2024, according to the District Attorney. The decline marks a significant shift in the city’s efforts to enhance public safety, NBC10 Philadelphia reports.
FBI data reveals a troubling rise in hate crimes targeting the LGBTQ+ community, even as overall violent crime rates decline, highlighting ongoing challenges in protecting vulnerable groups, reports 6abc Philadelphia.
NBC10 Philadelphia unveils the official trailer for an upcoming crime drama set in Philadelphia, starring Amanda Seyfried. The series promises gripping storytelling amid the city’s gritty backdrop.
Recent campus safety alerts at St. Joe’s have sparked concern among students, highlighting ongoing security issues. NBC10 Philadelphia reports calls for increased patrols and enhanced safety measures on campus.
Security.org’s latest report ranks U.S. cities by danger levels, revealing startling crime rates in unexpected areas. The analysis highlights rising violence trends and safety concerns nationwide, urging increased awareness and measures.
Has crime been rising in Bucks County? Recent data reveals a complex picture, with certain offenses increasing while others decline. PhillyBurbs breaks down the trends, offering insights that may surprise local residents.
A mass shooting in Philadelphia left 3 dead and 10 injured, including 3 minors, authorities report. Police are investigating the incident that shook the community and heightened concerns over gun violence.
Smash-and-grab thefts targeting high-end Philadelphia stores may be linked to a larger crime ring, police say. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant as investigations continue. (6abc Philadelphia)
Philadelphia police have established a long-awaited office dedicated to supporting families of crime victims. The new unit aims to provide crucial resources and guidance, enhancing communication and compassion in the aftermath of tragedy.
The stars of “Dope Thief” open up about playing vulnerable, emotional characters in the new crime drama set in Philadelphia. The series explores complex human stories amid the city’s gritty underworld.
Two Philadelphia men, aged 67 and 62, have been charged with attempted burglary in South Brunswick, Central New Jersey. Authorities arrested the suspects following a prompt investigation.
A Pennsylvania city has been named one of the most dangerous places in the U.S., with high crime rates contributing to its ranking. However, other factors beyond crime also influenced the designation, PennLive reports.
Philadelphia leaders report progress in reducing crime in Kensington, citing increased police presence and community programs. Officials emphasize ongoing efforts to improve safety in the neighborhood.
Ridley Scott is set to direct his latest project, “Dope Thief,” a gritty Philadelphia crime thriller. The film promises intense storytelling rooted in the city’s raw underworld, marking a bold new entry in Scott’s acclaimed career.
A Philadelphia duo was sentenced for the armed robbery of two individuals at Millcreek Mobile Home Park. The Erie Times-News reports the pair faced charges related to the violent incident.
The National Center for Missing and Exploited Children is seeking help locating a Pennsylvania teenager who may be in Cocoa, Florida. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward immediately.
Eagles players expressed concerns over crime during their visit to Brazil. The New York Times highlights these fears while questioning if they’ve considered similar risks in Philadelphia, their home city.
NBC10 Philadelphia invites true crime fans to tune into its ‘True Crime Marathon,’ streaming now on NBC10’s digital platform. Catch gripping documentaries and thrilling case stories anytime, wherever you are.
City of Camden officials report that crime has fallen to its lowest levels in decades, attributing the decline to community policing efforts, investment in social programs, and stronger partnerships between law enforcement and residents.