Suspect in Shooting Death of Philadelphia Man Walking Dog Was Freed on Bail Two Weeks Prior
A suspect arrested in the recent shooting death of a Philadelphia man was released on bail two weeks before the incident occurred.

A suspect arrested in the recent shooting death of a Philadelphia man was released on bail two weeks before the incident occurred.
Two suspects have been arrested in connection with the killing of a Temple University graduate who was shot while walking his dog last week in Philadelphia.
Murder surged in Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas, Kansas City, New Orleans, and numerous other Democrat-controlled cities during 2020.
A shooting and a slashing attack occurred in Philadelphia late Saturday night into early Sunday morning, critically injuring two people, police said.
Philadelphia police are searching for five teenage suspects who knocked a woman unconscious and stole her car in North Philadelphia.
An alleged armed robber was shot and killed by a restaurant customer with a concealed permit Sunday night in Philadelphia.
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court rejected the Trump campaign’s complaint that observers were not given adequate access to watch the counting process, holding Tuesday that the law did not specify that observers had to be close enough to see details.
One person is in custody after an ambulance was vandalized while medics answered a call in Philadelphia’s Hunting Park section on Sunday, according to police.
Alan Dershowitz said President Trump is likely to win a lawsuit challenging the legitimacy of mail-in ballots received after Election Day.
A man was taken into custody in Philadelphia after officials say he behaved erratically and made “alarming statements” during a flight on Thursday.
The election integrity group True the Vote is suing Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf (D) and Secretary of State Kathryn Boockvar (D), alleging that illegal ballots were counted in four counties across the state in the presidential election.
Rep. Scott Perry (R-PA) said poll watchers were kept thousands of feet away from ballot counting in the Philadelphia Convention Center.
The Republican Party in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, is alleging that hundreds of dead people voted in the presidential election.
A crowd of some one thousand anti-Trump demonstrators kicked, punched, and threw an inflatable doll with President Donald Trump’s face on it in the streets of Philadelphia on Saturday as networks called the 2020 race for Joe Biden.
Poll watchers were not allowed to get close enough to see the ballots on Election Day, a Republican poll watcher said Saturday at a press conference in Philadelphia.
Rudy Giuliani announced on Saturday that President Donald Trump will not concede the 2020 presidential election, as the validity of “at least 600,000 ballots” are still in question in Pennsylvania — a key swing state.
During a press conference on Friday, Philadelphia Mayor Jim Kenney (D) stated that President Donald Trump should “put his big boy pants on.” And that Trump should “acknowledge the fact that he lost, and he needs to congratulate the winner,” just
Twitter deleted a video of a registered Democrat challenging alleged corruption in the voting process at the Philadelphia Convention center after it was shared by Sen. Ted Cruz (R-TX). Cruz responded by blasting the company and its CEO, Jack Dorsey.
There are at least 21,000 dead people on the state of Pennsylvania’s voter rolls, according to an amended lawsuit filed on Thursday.
President Donald Trump’s re-election campaign on Thursday sued the Philadelphia County Board of Elections to seek an injunction to block ballot counting unless Republican Party observers can observe, a court filing shows.
The Trump campaign and its attorneys have moved swiftly to file suit in Pennsylvania. The lawsuit seeks to stop the counting of votes until the Trump campaign is permitted to exercise its legal right to have poll watchers present and able to observe proceedings from a meaningful distance.
Officials “halted” mail-in ballot counting in Philadelphia following a court order allowing GOP observers to watch the vote count — a ruling that Democrats are now looking to challenge.
Philadelphia Archbishop Nelson Pérez has called on the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold the Catholic Church’s constitutional right to run foster care services in accord with its teaching on marriage.
The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a case about Catholic Social Services in Philadelphia providing foster care services while holding to their beliefs.
Joe Biden (D) and Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) continued to campaign into Election Day on Tuesday in Pennsylvania and Michigan.
Twitter censored a video from the Philadelphia GOP that shows someone depositing what appears to be multiple ballots into a curbside dropbox, as well as a follow-up tweet from the same account reporting alleged irregular activity at polling locations in the critical swing state of Pennsylvania.
Pop star John Legend falsely accused President Donald Trump of encouraging police brutality and refusing to condemn white supremacy in a speech Monday at a Biden-Harris campaign rally in Philadelphia. “Let’s end this national nightmare,” the left-wing singer said.
Election Day kicked off with a bout of chaos in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, with poll watchers reportedly denied access and witnesses alleging “illegal campaigning” at various polling locations.
Democrat presidential hopeful Sen. Kamala Harris (D-CA) compared the number of American lives lost to COVID-19 to that of the American lives lost during WWII.
Four freshman city council members in Philadelphia vowed to seek budget cuts to the city police department during a week where more than 200 stores were looted in connection with the shooting death of Walter Wallace Jr.