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Two masked men in blue hoodies forced a Gulf station clerk to open the safe late Thursday in Penn Township before fleeing the store.
Valeed Anjum allegedly used the alias Puma to trade explicit photos with girls as young as 10, then confessed to assaulting a 12-year-old in New Jersey.
A 20-year-old took five bullets and a 41-year-old was shot twice in the leg on Susquehanna Avenue.
Police investigated a shooting at a Frankford Avenue storage facility in Mayfair Friday afternoon after two officers shot a man, who died at the scene.
Terrance Jones posed as a female recruiter named “Julia” to lure women into his Lawndale trafficking ring.
Michael Clemens, 38, hasn't been heard from in five days after cleaning a dock at Benny's Landing. His family fears he fell into Jenkins Sound.
John J. McGonigle III had a 0.133 blood alcohol level and THC in his system when he struck the victim near West Chester Pike, police say.
Jael Watts and Luis Pino-Copete used a phantom non-profit to siphon funds meant for seniors and the homeless, hitting agencies from LA to Raleigh.
Prosecutors say nearly 10,000 fake invoices funneled public nutrition dollars to corner stores across the city.
A bat in Glassboro and two raccoons in Pitman and Mantua tested positive, exposing a person and a dog.
A judge set bail at $200,000 for the boy, who was taken to Montgomery County's juvenile detention center after missing the cash requirement.
Three people were hospitalized after a shooting near 24th and Washington Streets, blocks from June's fatal police shooting site.
The Millsboro teen surrendered a day after the alleged incident and now faces three felony counts.
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