Philadelphia

The 1957 homicide case has haunted and frustrated investigators for decades

Philadelphia police officials acknowledge the department lacks automated plate readers and other technology to trace cars with faked tags

Eligible roles include mail carriers, graphic designers, BWC techs, crime scene unit investigators and more

The officer told jurors he feared for his life when he fired at the man, who had his left hand raised but kept his right hand hidden despite police orders

Police said gunmen emerged from a black vehicle parked in the middle of the block and struck nine people with about 40 shots fired

An informant wore video and audio recording devices to meet the deputy with a plan to buy $3,000 worth of illegal guns used in crimes

In exchange for the pleas, prosecutors agreed to drop arson charges that would have carried a seven-year mandatory minimum prison term

The report identified flaws including haphazard deployment based on gut decisions, outdated technology and using sworn officers to perform admin tasks

As officers attempted to secure a stolen dirt bike, patrol cars were kicked, windshields broken, and objects thrown at the LEOs

The 19-year-old suspect fired at officers through a window as they were attempting to knock on the front door

Supporters of the curfew say it’s aimed at keeping young people safe from historic rates of gunfire in the city

The judge said prosecutors had failed to provide a grand jury panel with information on how and when officers are legally justified in firing their weapons

"My pension is the exact same as it was when I retired 34 years ago," said Robert McCann, a retired police officer

Mayor Jim Kenney had signed an executive order banning guns following the fatal shooting of a Parks and Recreation employee last month

The review found that these officers perform duties that in other cities are done by civilians