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The Tampa Police Department is leading an effort to increase law enforcement visibility in Ybor City on the first weekend after a deadly shooting that left two dead.

After a shooting in Ybor City on Oct. 29 left two people dead and 16 injured, Tampa Police increased officer and patrol presence throughout the district over what some say was an abnormally quiet weekend. Approximately 100 officers, including some from neighboring law enforcement agencies, patrolled in their vehicles, on foot, bike and horseback. “Today marks one week since the tragic ...

Officers patrolled in vehicles, on foot, bike and horseback.

A Tampa father is mourning the life of his second child lost to gun violence after last weekend's deadly shooting in Ybor City. 

TAMPA — Seconds after gunshots rang out on Seventh Avenue, two friends lay bleeding on the concrete. Kila Ryker and Emily Perez had donned costumes and headed to Ybor City to celebrate Halloween. They’d come to love the lively entertainment district. Now they feared they would die there. Terrified they would get shot again, as chaos swirled around them, Perez and Ryker caught each other’s gaze. ...

The Tampa Police Department will have an increased presence in Ybor City this weekend, starting Friday night, in the wake of a deadly shooting early Sunday morning.

22-year-old Tyrell Phillips faces second-degree murder charges. The shooting left two people dead and more than a dozen people injured.

Tampa officials are increasing law enforcement presence in the Ybor City area after the Oct. 29 shooting that left two dead and 16 more injured.

The suspect charged in the Ybor City mass shooting that claimed two lives and injured 16 pled not guilty to the charge of second-degree murder.

Tyrell Philips, 22, was charged with second-degree murder with a firearm after a 14-year-old and 20-year-old were killed following an exchange of gunfire.