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Twelve suspects have been arrested in connection to multiple shootings and related incidents across Philadelphia, authorities confirmed. The arrests come as part of ongoing efforts to address rising violence in the city.
For years, Philadelphia police reportedly sent crime data to a server based at Disney World, raising questions about data security and transparency. NBC10 Philadelphia investigates the unusual arrangement and its implications.
A teen who killed two people expressed remorse and asked for forgiveness from the victims’ families during sentencing. The defendant vowed, “I’m ready to be better,” seeking a chance for redemption.
A veteran crime reporter reveals how Philadelphia mobsters’ own recorded conversations exposed their crimes, leading to the downfall of the city’s mafia and ending the violent ‘Mob War.’
Philadelphia is on pace for its fewest homicides since 1966, marking a significant drop in violent crime. This trend highlights ongoing efforts to improve community safety and law enforcement strategies in the city.
A Bucks County home invasion suspect was arrested after police used the “Find My” AirPods feature to track and locate him, NBC10 Philadelphia reports. The tech tool played a key role in solving the case.
The cause of death for Kada Scott, who was reported missing in Philadelphia, has been officially released. Authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the incident. Further details are expected soon.
Transit crime has surged in Philadelphia and other U.S. cities, raising alarms among commuters. Political leaders are responding with new safety measures as concerns grow over public transportation security.
Philadelphia city leaders emphasize that overall crime continues to decline despite a recent surge in violent incidents over the weekend, highlighting ongoing efforts to improve public safety, CBS News reports.
Violent crime in Philadelphia has declined significantly, according to recent city data. Authorities credit targeted policing and community programs for the drop, marking a notable shift in public safety trends.
Police continue to investigate the homicide of 35-year-old Rondera Joe, found dead in her apartment. Authorities urge anyone with information to come forward as the case remains open in Philadelphia.
“The Lessons of the Crime Wave That Never Was,” published in 2023 by The New York Times, examines how feared surges in crime failed to materialize, challenging perceptions and highlighting the impact of data-driven policing and public policy.
A recent Brookings report examines the geography of crime in four U.S. cities, contrasting public perceptions with actual data. The study reveals significant gaps between fear and reality across neighborhoods.
Netflix’s Mob War Chronicles dives into Philadelphia’s deadly mafia power struggle, revealing brutal rivalries and deep-rooted corruption. The series offers an unflinching look at crime’s dark underbelly in the City of Brotherly Love.
Philadelphia Magazine investigates claims that local police may be concealing hundreds of murdered bodies. The report explores allegations, official responses, and questions surrounding the handling of homicide cases in Philly.
Pa. Republicans are amplifying concerns about Philadelphia’s crime rates, making it a key focus of their campaign messaging statewide. They aim to link urban crime issues with broader voter safety concerns beyond the city.
Philadelphia’s shootings have significantly declined citywide, marking a positive trend. However, several neighborhoods continue to face high levels of gun violence, highlighting persistent challenges in public safety efforts.
Camden reports a significant drop in crime in 2025, with authorities citing enhanced community policing and new safety initiatives. NBC10 Philadelphia highlights ongoing efforts to improve public safety in the city.
Philadelphia saw a notable decline in poverty and violent crime over the past year, according to a new Pew report. Despite progress, the city continues to grapple with deep-rooted challenges impacting residents’ quality of life.
Former President Trump labeled Chicago the “world’s most dangerous city,” a claim contested by recent data showing the four most violent U.S. cities are all in red states, highlighting ongoing political and crime rate debates.