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Holiday-themed block party supports families of critically-injured police officers
Jack Costello tells NBC10’s Matt Delucia what families can expect Friday at the Families Behind the Badge Children’s Foundation’s Andy Chan Holiday Block Party that supports the group’s cause to support families of fallen officers and raise money to help the Philadelphia highway patrol officer who remains injured following a traffic accident and other critically-injured officers and their...
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‘Christmas Express': Philly police Santa turns away ‘The Grinch' to bring joy to kids
Philadelphia police officers and city first responders drove the “Christmas Express” around the city Tuesday to bring joy to city kids during the holiday season. Even “the Grinch” couldn’t dampen this parade.
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Kids ‘Shop with a Cop' in South Philadelphia
Philadelphia police officers are taking part in the 4th annual Shop With a Cop holiday program. NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports all about this joyful event from South Philadelphia.
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Police searching for 7 individuals suspected of assaulting three people in Cener City
Philadelphia police released surveillance video and images of seven individuals who are suspected of committing three assaults in Center City, one which left a woman with a concussion.
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Plaque honoring fallen Philadelphia officer goes missing, investigation underway
The Philadelphia Police Department is asking for help in finding a missing memorial plaque that honors fallen Officer Charles Knox, who was killed in the line of duty in 1992.
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A look into how the Philadelphia Police Department is investigating unsolved missing persons cases
Dozens of missing persons cases are getting a fresh look within Philly PD. Detectives hope that DNA samples from families will help bring closure to some of these decades-old cases. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas shows us which cases are getting a priority look.
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Judge ruled Philly police department was within right to fire, discipline 20 officers
A federal judge has ruled that the Philadelphia Police Department was within its right to fire and discipline 20 officers.
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Police chase ends with 2 arrests, 1 suspect will on the run
Philadelphia police vehicles could be seen surrounding a car after a pursuit ended in the Rhawnhurst neighborhood overnight.
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Members of suspended pro-Palestinian group at Temple claim they were brutalized by police
Temple University has suspended a student group for violating its demonstration guidelines during a protest where four were arrested.
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Temple women claim they were assaulted and denied religious covering by officers during arrest
Two women say officers were intimidating and violent towards them during a pro-Palestinian protest on Temple University’s campus where four were arrested. The group they are a part of has been suspended from campus. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the story and response from police.
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Philly officer hurt in accidental shooting that took place inside a police district building
Police say an injured Philadelphia police officer was taken to the hospital after he was grazed in the leg by a bullet accidentally fired by a fellow officer. The officer has been released from the hospital but an investigation into how this incident happened is ongoing. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has the details.
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Jaime Roman posthumously promoted to sergeant, will receive Purple Heart and Medal of Honor
It was an emotional final farewell as family, friends and fellow police officers gathered to remember the life of Sergeant Jaime Roman who was killed in the line of duty. Hundreds of officers marched behind Roman as he was transported with honors to Cathedral Basilica. His family received the Purple Heart and Medal of Honor from the police commissioner. NBC10’s...
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Gov. Josh Shapiro shares story of how fallen Philly Officer Jaime Roman met his wife
Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro was among those to memorialize Philadelphia Police Officer Jaime Roman at the slain hero’s funeral Thursday. NBC10’s Frances Wang reports from outside Center City’s Cathedral Basilica of Saints Peter and Paul.
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Fellow officers, family arrive for Philadelphia Police Officer Jaime Roman's funeral
NBC10’s Frances Wang speaks to officers showing their support for fallen Philadelphia Police Officer Jaime Roman on Thursday.
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Body of fallen Philadelphia Police Officer Jaime Roman is led into funeral at Center City basilica
A solemn Thursday morning in Center City as the Philadelphia Police Department remembers one of their own, fallen hero Officer Jaime Roman. NBC10’s Katy Zachry is there as officers salute their fallen colleague.
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‘Will not be in vain.' City leaders, police community gathers to honor Jaime Roman
Hundreds of Philadelphia officers gathered to pay their respects to the family of officer Jaime Roman ahead of his funeral. Roman was shot in the line of duty over the summer and died from his injuries last week. NBC10’s Brian Sheehan shares more from the first day of Roman’s funeral services.
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‘Devoted his life to service': Slain Philly Sergeant Jaime Roman praised at funeral
On Thursday, Sept. 19, the city of Philadelphia said goodbye to an officer who was killed in the line of duty. Sergeant Jaime Roman was remembered as a dedicated public servant and father.
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Funeral arrangements have been made for Philly officer killed in the line of duty
On Wednesday, family and friends of Philadelphia officer Jaime Roman, who was killed in the line of duty, will gather to celebrate his life. Roman died two months after he was shot during a traffic stop in Kensington. He was a devoted husband and father.
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Charges against the man accused of shooting Philly officer Jaime Roman have been upgraded to murder
After more than two months in the hospital, Philadelphia police officer Jaime Roman has died from his injuries. Officer Roman was conducting a traffic stop back in June when police say a man ran away and fired three shots, one which hit Roman. Charges against the man arrested in the shooting have been updated to murder. NBC10’s Johnny Archer has...
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‘Deeply missed.' Officials remember Philly officer who died after he was shot in the line of duty
The city of Philadelphia honored the service and sacrifice of officer Jaime Roman who passed away after being on life support for months. He was shot in the line of duty in June during a traffic stop that escalated senselessly, police said. NBC10’s Leah Uko has more from city officials and on the life and legacy of Roman.