Daylight on the b and tioga streets in philadelphia was caught on camera. Police are working to find the three men seen here viciously beating the 25yearold victim. Its hard to see something of that level of brutality and what appears to be that random looking and in that broad daylight conditions, it gets a little startling. The crime happened this past saturday at 12 30 as the victim was leaving a restaurant, you see the group in question walking and looking in windows like they were looking for someone. The victim was there to get a job application and they were too afraid to talk on camera but couldnt believe what happened as the man left the restaurant. No sooner he turned to the left he is confronted by three males one hits him in the face so hard he falls to the ground and one repeatedly kicks him and punches him while removing items from him. At tacker his no mercy and repeatedly punched and kicked the helpless man. The brutal beat down gets worse and the suspects knock him unc
Pictures of the scene right now. Were told that is where the man got out of the car and ran. Police say a confrontation somehow started which ended with Police Shooting and killing the man. A young woman whos family owns an ice cream shop nearby says they heard the gunshots. A lot more cops here and it was very all the traffic was closed. I mean a bunch of traffic all the lanes were closed down. There was passing through getting hard. So, you know, i parked over at the shop and i came over and everyone just standing around and no one knows knew what was going on. Reporter back here at the scene, it appears that officers are at least attempting to clear this intersection here. Again at philadelphia pike and washington street. Blocked off traffic being diverted again right now still a lot of Unanswered Questions again we know that Police Confirmed they did shoot and kill a man. Were told that officers were taken to the hospital for medical treatment. We do not know what their injuries ar
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