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#GunCrisis: Philadelphia Week in Review

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Jim MacMillan

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Posted in News, Weekly Recap | Tagged gun violence, guncrisis, phillypeaceplan, shooting deaths

Fallen Plymouth Township Officer Brad Fox remembered during annual ceremony

Posted on May 5, 2013 by Jim MacMillan

A new plaque was placed in honor of fallen Officer Brad Fox during Friday’s annual Montgomery County Police Officer Memorial Ceremony. Continue reading →

Posted in Community, Events, Memorial, News | Tagged brad fox, gun violence, memorial ceremony, plymouth township, police officer killed

#GunCrisis: Philadelphia Week in Review

Posted on September 22, 2012 by Jim MacMillan

#GunCrisis Solution of the Day: Call on the candidates Police seeking info after recent shooting death of transgender woman #GunCrisis Solution of the Day: Funding Philadelphia CeaseFire Friday: Observe Peace Day Philly Peace Day panel to discuss violence, trauma and Continue reading →

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The Gun Crisis Reporting Project is an award-winning, independent, nonprofit journalism community striving to illuminate the epidemic of homicide by gunfire in Philadelphia -- and to find solutions.

We do our best to inform readers who seek more information on gun violence incidents, issues and solutions. We illuminate groups and individuals working to prevent gun violence -- and provide professional support. And we focus on solutions when we meet officials, convene communities, visit colleges and universities or advise journalists covering gun violence in Philadelphia.

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Latest reports from the Gun Crisis Reporting Project:

  • Surveillance video: Police seeking help to identify robbery suspect
  • Police shoot third gun suspect in two nights in Philadelphia
  • NBC10 checks in on the Gun Crisis Reporting Project
  • Surveillance video: Police seek suspects following AK-47 attack in Elmwood
  • Media reports: Gun calls lead to two fatal police-involved shootings
  • Facebook posts precede fatal shooting Tuesday in Chester County
  • Young man killed in West Oak Lane
  • Mapped: Overnight gun violence outbreak leaves one dead and seven wounded across Philadelphia
  • Feltonville shooting leaves 18-year-old in critical condition
  • Shooters kill man in North Philadelphia; stray bullet enters nearby home
  • Three killed, nine wounded in weekend shooting incidents reported across Philadelphia
  • #GunCrisis: Philadelphia Week in Review
  • In Philadelphia: 12,000 chalk outlines represent annual toll of US gun homicides
  • Drive-by shooter kills man near prom party in North Philadelphia
  • Surveillance video: Suspects sought after triple shooting

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