Two 18-year-olds charged with attempted murder for Philadelphia bus stop shooting
Philadelphia Police are still searching for one more suspect who was involved in a SEPTA bus stop shooting that injured eight Northeast High School students.
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Philadelphia Police are still searching for one more suspect who was involved in a SEPTA bus stop shooting that injured eight Northeast High School students.
Police used surveillance videos and information from cell towers and cellphone activity to track down two suspects wanted for injuring eight Philadelphia high school students.
Law enforcement arrested a third suspect in the shooting that injured eight Northeast High School students on Tuesday.
Law enforcement in Northeast Philadelphia arrested the third suspect wanted for their involvement in a mass shooting that injured eight teens.
The shooting in Northeast Philadelphia injured eight teens near a SEPTA bus stop at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues last week.
Two 18-year-olds have been arrested and charged in connection with a shooting that injured eight Northeast High School students at a SEPTA bus stop last week. Police are still looking for two more people believed to be inside the stolen vehicle that drove the shooters to the bus stop at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues.
Two 18-year-old suspects, Jamaal Tucker and Ahnile Buggs, were both taken into police custody over the weekend and charged. Philly police are searching for two more suspects.
Students at Philadelphia's Northeast High School are returning to in-person learning this week, days after eight teenagers were injured in a shooting at a SEPTA bus stop.
The shooting at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues injured eight Northeast High students.
Multiple sources tell CBS Philadelphia that two people are in custody in connection with a shooting that injured eight Northeast High School students at a SEPTA bus stop last week at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues.
Eight Northeast High School students were shot in Philadelphia near a SEPTA bus station at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues on Wednesday, police said.
Mercy Career and Technical High School senior Taylor Houseman was one of two students selected to give a SEPTA bus a brand new look.
Coming soon to the streets of Philadelphia are newly designed SEPTA buses. Wakisha Bailey introduces you to the Philadelphia high school student behind the design.
SEPTA's virtual patrol unit is where police are keeping a watching eye on the hundreds of thousands of riders using buses and trains on any given day.
The Uvalde Foundation for Kids, formed after the shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, is recruiting volunteers for safety patrols on Northeast Philadelphia SEPTA bus routes.
After 8 students were shot at the Five Points intersection, one witness said it looked like a "mini war zone, but children."
Witnesses described the scene they saw Wednesday when 8 teens were shot in the Burholme section of Philadelphia near a SEPTA bus stop.
SEPTA Transit Police Chief Charles Lawson discussed safety at a press conference Wednesday. Hours later, eight teens were shot near a bus stop in Northeast Philadelphia.
The getaway car being sought in connection with the shooting in Northeast Philadelphia was found Wednesday night, police said.
SEPTA police use more than 30,000 cameras to monitor Philadelphia's public transportation system.
Four separate shootings in Philadelphia this week have happened on or near SEPTA buses.
Two men were arrested Thursday in connection with a shooting at a SEPTA station on Broad Street and Hunting Park Avenue on Feb. 24.
Four separate shootings in Philadelphia this week have happened on or near SEPTA buses. The shootings have left three people dead and 12 others wounded, including 10 Philadelphia high school students.
Family, friends and loved ones of 17-year-old Dayemen Taylor honored his life Wednesday during a balloon release outside of Imhotep Charter School in Philadelphia. Taylor died after being shot at a SEPTA bus stop in Philadelphia's Ogontz neighborhood Monday afternoon.
Philadelphia City Council member Anthony Phillips said city council will not allow lawlessness to run rampant. "We have to try something different," Phillips said after eight Northeast High School students were shot at Rising Sun and Cottman avenues.
