After Riot, Legal Reasons For Disparate Policing Prove Elusive By
Sameer Rao | January 24, 2021, 8:02 PM EST Less than a week into the new year, Americans were confronted with the specter of insurrection as a mob echoing then-President Donald Trump s unfounded accusations of a rigged election stormed the U.S. Capitol.
Images of people smashing windows, brandishing Confederate battle flags and zip ties, intimidating and assaulting Capitol Police officers and congresspeople and committing other wanton acts of destruction flooded social media feeds and news channels for days.
Within the ensuing outrage arose a simple question: Why did law enforcement seem to handle this right-wing, predominantly white mob with far less aggressive tactics than those used against people protesting police violence toward Black Americans after George Floyd s killing this summer, or other largely peaceful protests that didn t involve ransacking a government building or fatally attacking
Suspect freed on dramatically reduced bail 2 weeks before Temple grad killed while walking dog in Brewerytown
FOX 29 s Kelly Rule spoke with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner about the case.
PHILADELPHIA - A man charged with the murder of a 25-year-old Temple University graduate walking his dog in Brewerytown was released on reduced bail about two weeks prior, according to court records and law enforcement officials.
FOX 29 s Kelly Rule spoke with Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner about the case. We ve got to not only look at the little picture. We ve got to look at the big picture about a system that has failed, Krasner said.
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5-Year-Old Fatally Shoots Girl in the Head Inside Philadelphia Home
On 1/21/21 at 6:36 AM EST
A 9-year-old girl was shot in the head and killed by a 5-year-old at a home in north Philadelphia, after the children had been left inside the house unsupervised with two guns, police said.
Police found the victim with a critical wound on the right side of her head at around 11 a.m. on Wednesday, at the property on the 2300 block of North Bouvier Street.
She was left unattended at the time of the incident, with two other children aged 5 and 12. The 12-year-old alerted law enforcement after the shooting, police said.
Philadelphia suspect freed on reduced bail in connection to the death of a 25-year-old Temple University graduate shot while walking his dog; Fox Nation host Nancy Grace weighs in.
The murder of a recent Temple University graduate in Philadelphia last week is the latest example of the flawed policy of bail reform, Fox Nation host Nancy Grace told Fox & Friends Thursday.
Milan Loncar was shot and killed Jan. 13 in the city s Brewerytown section while out walking his dog unarmed. The suspect, Josephus Davis, allegedly walked up to Loncar, patted him down and shot him before rifling through his pockets, Grace said, citing police records.