Philadelphia BBQ Restaurant Hosts Fundraiser For Slain Officer's Family
Sweet Lucy's Barbecue, in Northeast Philadelphia, will be donating fifty-percent of its sales on Wednesday to the family of Officer Robert Wilson III.
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Sweet Lucy's Barbecue, in Northeast Philadelphia, will be donating fifty-percent of its sales on Wednesday to the family of Officer Robert Wilson III.
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