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The parents of Anthony Allegrini who was shot and killed on I-95 after allegedly hitting two state troopers with his car say police are wrong about their son.
Philadelphia would impose a $2,000 fine on illegal street racers, seize cars suspected of engaging in illegal street races and add 'drifting' to its traffic code in order to prevent drivers from engaging in illegal activity on city streets under a proposal introduced in City Council on Thursday. The legislation comes in the wake of the shooting death of Anthony Allegrini Jr., an 18-year-old from Glen Mills who was shot after allegedly striking two state troopers with his vehicle during a large car meet on I-95 early Sunday morning.
Anthony Allegrini Jr., an 18-year-old from Glen Mills, Delaware County, was fatally shot by a Pennsylvania state trooper on Sunday morning after he allegedly struck two troopers with his vehicle during a drag race on I-95 near Penn's Landing in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania State Police and Philadelphia District Attorney's Office are investigating the shooting.
Anthony Allegrini Jr. of Glen Mills, Pa. was shot and killed by police during street racing chaos in Philadelphia.
The Philadelphia District Attorney's Office is investigating the Pennsylvania State Police shooting of 18-year-old Anthony Allegrini Jr. on Interstate 95 on Sunday morning. Allegrini, of Glen Mills, allegedly struck two troopers with his car after authorities had responded to reports of cars drag racing and doing burnouts in the Penn's Landing area. Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner's office will lead an independent investigation into the shooting.