Philadelphia Police search for missing endangered 17-year-old Catalina Lawrence, last seen on June 13 in Algon Avenue home, wearing a red hoodie and Uggs. Public's help sought.

Philadelphia Police seek aid in locating Vincent McCreary, missing since June 11, 2025. He was last seen near 1xx block of Lehigh Ave and is considered at risk.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to find Fatima Carter, missing since April 26 from Kingsessing Avenue, described as 5'6" with tattoos, last seen in a blue and white jogging set.

Philadelphia Police are seeking help to find Destinia Montouth, who disappeared from Wallace Street on June 15; she is considered an endangered adult.

Philadelphia police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run in North Philadelphia that killed a man in his 60s. The suspect's blue sedan fled the scene.

Philadelphia Police are searching for 15-year-old Ammaar Andrews, missing since June 10, 2025, from Oakmont Street. He may be en route to New York. Public assistance is requested.

A man was arrested for carrying an unlicensed firearm at a West Chester rally protesting Trump's deportation policies; no injuries occurred during the incident.

The U.S. Attorney's Office in the Eastern District of Pennsylvania warns that peaceful protest is protected, but violent acts will lead to federal charges.

Philadelphia marks Gun Violence Awareness Month, highlighting JWAT's role in reducing gun-related incidents, and emphasizing collaborative, respectful law enforcement and community engagement to foster safety.

Three men were sentenced for illegally reentering the U.S. after deportation; the cases are part of a federal initiative targeting illegal immigration and its associated crime.

Three men were sentenced for illegal re-entry into the United States as part of Operation Take Back America, with the longest sentence being 18 months.

Philadelphia Police seek public help to identify a suspect who threw a traffic cone at an officer's head during a protest on Market Street. Images of the suspect have been released online.

Jamal Burkett, a federal inmate serving time for assault and weapons charges, was mistakenly released from a Philadelphia facility due to a clerical error. Within 24 hours of the mistake being discovered, law enforcement swiftly apprehended him in southwest Philadelphia.