Ain't that the spot the fresh prince got jumped at and got him sent to bel air?
Nearly 100 shots fired outside West Philly recreation center that left five injured. Two in critical. Three of the shooters were arrested.
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Not only u get shot in the head, it’s going to be on you to pay all the medical bills as well
Legal guardians of the shooters under 18 should be responsible for all medical expenses for the injured
Legal guardians of the shooters under 18 should be responsible for all medical expenses for the injured
Pull Up the Roots
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What do you believe the national guard could achieve? I don't think bringing them in is going to do anything but further exacerbate things. Gotta do something about all the guns. There are just too many guns floating around the city.
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desjardins
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The indictments are coming. The DA know all the cliques by name now and the Feds are in town because of the switches. Dumb nikkas rushing to catch wreck before they end up linking with the opps in the feds
get these nets
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Philly Police Dept. is obviously overwhelmed by the increase in crime.
Send in soldiers, or state/federal police to handle some of the duties that can free up the local police to address the pressing public safety problem.
pawdalaw
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Isn't Philly murder cap this year? All brotherly love jokes aside. I hope whatever needs to happen to get a reduction does. Police is a double edge sword..
ThrobbingHood
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Meanwhile, CACs are preparing guerrilla tactics for the impending race war. 
HTXBreh
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Trannies cant have kids. You play in the mud!
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Something something rec centers
I’ll play In yo mama p*ssy
god shamgod
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My niece go to school in Philly, she could of stayed in Chicago for this shyt 
Kenny West
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Smh @ the "good guy with a gun" licensed firearm holders getting shot like any other unarmed civilian
They’re not overwhelmed; they’re choosing not to actively police high crime areas. Their budget is approaching $800 million so money isn’t the issue. They’re opting to spend money on raises (which they all get regardless of performance) instead of hiring more officers.
Will an increase in police funding help solve Philly’s gun violence crisis?
The Philadelphia Police Department is requesting $24 million in new funding from the upcoming city budget. Some City Council members and community advocates say the money should be used to expand community policing efforts.
whyy.org
If they do bring in outside resources, which I do believe they should at this point, they shouldn’t be left off the hook or portrayed as doing “all they can.”
Pull Up the Roots
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Philly has one of the most well funded police departments in the country. It's one of the most over-policed cities in the country too. They also have units that target non-fatal shootings. There's gotta be a more effective way to address this without bringing in a military force.
I think the state legislature blocking cities from enacting gun laws is a problem that needs to be addressed first before moving on to more extreme measures like this.
Don't poopoo this, because it has a positive effect, to an extent. Violence intervention programs work too. You know what doesn't work? shyt like stop-and-frisk.
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