Car crash in Southwest Philadelphia leaves 1 person dead
The crash happened at 61st Street and Passyunk Avenue.
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The crash happened at 61st Street and Passyunk Avenue.
Police have not made any arrests.
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There was pure panic in Southwest Philadelphia after police say a home in the 6000 block of Trinity Street was intentionally set on fire Wednesday morning.
Ryan Hughes reports.
Fire officials quickly began testing the air quality and found carbon monoxide levels at 275 parts per million.
Alicia Roberts reports.
Sources tell Eyewitness News the thieves stole the emission device, which is made from expensive metals, from all 30 trucks.
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Police say the man killed lived in the area.
The man was placed in critical condition at the hospital.
The incident is under investigation.
Police say two vehicles were exchanging gunfire when the man was shot.
Police have not revealed the man's condition at this time.
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Alicia Roberts reports.
No one has been arrested.
Police say an argument emerged between the 56-year-old security guard and three other suspects. One of those suspects started shooting at the security guard, according to police.
The shooting occurred on March 18 on Shields Street near Elmwood Avenue.
The suspect knocked over a video game, smashed it with his foot, and then grabbed the cash box from the game.
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The shooting occurred on the 6000 block of Kingsessing Avenue around 2 p.m.
The incident happened on the 700 block of West Huntingdon Street around 12:30 a.m.
The shooting occurred on the 6700 block of Greenway Avenue around 12:20 a.m.
The fatal hit-and-runs happened in two different areas of Philadelphia on Friday night.
