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Drug 'hitters' help addicts inject tranq in Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Drug 'hitters' help addicts inject tranq in Philadelphia

The shocking world of Kensington's drug "hitters" has been laid bare, shining a light on the gruesome extremes users go to for their hits of heroin, fentanyl, crack and "tranq" -- the flesh-eating narcotic further devastating the notorious drug haven.

Source: nypost.com
Philly police working to solve several deadly shootings from 2023 – NBC10 Philadelphia - Vimarsana News

Philly police working to solve several deadly shootings from 2023 – NBC10 Philadelphia

Police in Philadelphia shared a list of unsolved murders from 2023 that they hope the public will help to identify the suspects.

'No evidence' of alleged hit-and-run accident involving 76ers' Kelly Oubre, police say - Vimarsana News

'No evidence' of alleged hit-and-run accident involving 76ers' Kelly Oubre, police say

Philadelphia police said Wednesday they have yet to find any videotape evidence of an alleged hit-and-run accident involving 76ers guard Kelly Oubre, and coach Nick Nurse is standing by his player.

NBA roundup: Warriors' Green suspended for five games - Vimarsana News

NBA roundup: Warriors' Green suspended for five games

Draymond Green is penalized for grabbing Minnesota's Rudy Gobert around the neck during a fracas Tuesday night.

Philadelphia lawmaker Quetcy Lozada says opioid crisis in Dem city needs recovery effort akin to that in Europe after World War II - with addicts made to choose between long-term treatment or criminal charges - Vimarsana News

Philadelphia lawmaker Quetcy Lozada says opioid crisis in Dem city needs recovery effort akin to that in Europe after World War II - with addicts made to choose between long-term treatment or criminal charges

Quetcy Lozada has proposed a radical solution to Philadelphia's drugs crisis which puts her at odds with her fellow Democrats.