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Editors’ Note: How We Deal with the Police and Other Issues About Reporting Crime

June 22, 2011 charper

Police officers have the toughest job in the city. I’ve had the opportunity to work with officers in a variety of places and found that there are some important facts: –Many officers don’t think much

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North Central: Lifeline to Keep Kids Away from Crime

June 17, 2011

The New Start Foundation and Temple University TV (TUTV) are working on a project together that seeks to inspire city kids currently wrapped in a life of crime. This collaboration between these two entities puts

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Feltonville: Condor Car Service Offers Convenient Luxury

June 13, 2011

There are several ways to travel around the city. While some choose to walk and others ride bikes, thanks to Condor Car Service, located at 4754 Rising Sun Ave., residents of the Feltonville area are able

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Manayunk: Owner Unfazed After Burglary

May 27, 2011

When Joel Dahan was awakened this week with a call from the security company that monitors his Manayunk store, Tag Denim at 4358 Main St,, he thought it might just be about some rowdy baseball

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Philadelphia Neighborhoods: Three Lifers from Prison Start New Lives After Sentences Commuted

May 2, 2011

https://vimeo.com/23120859] As one of his last acts as governor, the former prosecutor Ed Rendell commuted the life sentences of three men–one more than he had commuted during his entire eight years as governor. In their

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Lawncrest: Dogfight Raid Surprises Residents

April 17, 2011

Sheryle Nash said she never knew her family lived near a basement stained with dog blood. “The neighborhood is already messed up,” Nash said. “I didn’t know people ever [held dogfights] around here.” Police and

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Technology: Predicting Future Crimes in Philadelphia

April 12, 2011

https://vimeo.com/22391431] The term “crime prediction” often evokes the pop culture memory of Steven Spielberg’s 2002 science fiction film Minority Report, where the government polices its citizenry through a trio of psychic beings known as “precogs”

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Germantown: New Directions Offers a Way Out for Troubled Women

April 12, 2011

  https://vimeo.com/22319683] Nicole Mattis murdered her abusive boyfriend. Cindy Livingston, 46, has been a PCP user since the age of 13. Together they are starting over at New Directions for Women Inc., an alternative to

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Walnut Hill: Community Protects Playground and the Kids

April 7, 2011

A playground is a sacred place for a community. It is there that parents and caregivers trust that their children will be safe from harm as they enjoy all of the fun amenities it has

SPCA volunteers walk and play with the dogs housed at the Hunting Park headquarters.
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Hunting Park: Community Leaders Organize to End Dogfighting

April 7, 2011

There’s a popular trend among teens in Hunting Park and other neighborhoods around Philadelphia. For fun, young kids will gather on street corners or playgrounds and square off to see who has the baddest dog.

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