The Philly Police Department is looking for an individual who has been sexually assaulting women in South Philly. It has been reported that this “young Latino man” has inappropriately touched four women in different incidents as he rides by on his bicycle.
The incidents have occurred in East Passyunk Crossing, Newbold and Bella Vista.
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Earlier this month, a mother and two of her children were hit by a car at the intersection of Broad and Dickinson, right by Benna’s West. The suspect, who at the time of the incident was driving a 2001 red Honda Accord, has yet to be caught.
Photo of the Stefanie McMillan and her family.
The 30-year-old mother Stefanie McMillan and her two children, aged 5-years-old and 4-months-old, sustained injuries, but are currently recovering in the comforts of their home. The family is now seeking help from the community, with a gofundme page set up to raise money for their medical costs and lost wages due to these injuries.
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Around 1 p.m. on Tuesday, February 2, a hit and run occurred at the intersection of Broad and Dickinson Streets, injuring a 30-year-old mother and her two children, aged 5-years-old and 4-months-old.
Surveillance photo of the vehicle.
The Philadelphia Police Department is seeking the suspect and vehicle involved in this incident that occurred right outside of Benna’s West. The car involved in this hit and run is believed to be a 2001 red Honda Accord.
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With forecasts predicting upwards of 10 inches of snow for the city later this week, it’s time to deal with the yearly struggle of shoveling out parking spots and people placing everything from traffic cones to vacuums outside to save their cleared out spaces.
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In typical Philadelphia Police Department fashion, they’ve released a parody video of Drake’s “Hotline Bling” for their #nosavesies campaign.
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This robber at the Sunoco gas station at Broad and Catharine should have a big helping of karma coming his way.
On January 3, this man stole a wallet filled with as much as $350 from a Buddhist monk. While the suspect did get away, this monk wasn’t ready to give up without a fight.
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The Police Department has unveiled a new crime-mapping tool that is both neat to play with and kind of frightening at the same time.
Screen grab of the new crime map tool shows crimes in the past week.
The image above maps crimes reported in the past seven days, showing a recent rash of car thefts, for instance, along Mifflin Street.
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