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Lawyers for man wrongfully convicted of Barbara Jean's murder ask city to test DNA
The lawyers representing a man who was wrongfully convicted of killing 4-year-old Barbara Jean Horn in 1988 are asking the city of Philadelphia to test an existing DNA sample.
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NJ chemical company to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up groundwater pollution
A New Jersey chemical company is agreeing to pay hundreds of millions of dollars to clean up its groundwater pollution. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas shows us how the cleanup will be done and the impact on residents.
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Shooting during mass Fairmount Park gathering puts scrutiny on Philly's curfew law
A double shooting during a mass gathering of teenagers at Fairmount Park has placed scrutiny on the city’s curfew law and its overall effectiveness. The NBC10 Investigators have responses from police, a community advocate and a local mom.
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Increased traffic in small neighborhoods due to I-95 collapse could impact air quality, experts say
The Philadelphia neighborhoods where trucks and cars are being forced to detour following the I-95 collapse are expected to see more than just traffic congestion. The biggest impact could be on air quality, experts say. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains.
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Ex-Temple assistant coach accused of secretly recording 6 women in shower and bedroom
A former Temple University assistant football coach is accused of secretly recording six women he had hired as dog sitters while they were in the bedroom and shower.
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Three commissioners resign from Citizens Police Oversight Commission
Three commissioners with the Citizens Police Oversight Commission — which focuses on Philadelphia police reform — have resigned, citing turmoil within the agency.
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Amid Rise in Carjackings and Car Theft, Philly Police Down to One Plate Reader–and No Stats
Despite Philadelphia police having automatic license plate readers, the city has seen a surge in car thefts with no concrete data on if any cars have been recovered or arrests made. The NBC10 Investigators team found out why that is and what the police plan to do about it.
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Use of Paper License Plates is Hindering Philly Police From Solving Crime
The use of paper license plates has become an increasing problem for Philadelphia police as a number of unsolved crimes involve them. The NBC10 Investigators went to homicides scenes, scoured police surveillance videos and went through court documents to track the number of paper tags used in Philly crime.
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Escape of 2 Inmates Sheds Light on Current Issues in Philly Prisons
The escape of two prisoners on Monday is shedding light on current issues with Philadelphia’s jails and leading to more calls for the city’s prisons commissioner to step down.
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Pa. and NJ Join Push for Federal Government to Recall Hyundai and Kia Vehicles
Pennsylvania and New Jersey joined several states that are pushing for the federal government to recall Hyundai and Kia vehicles due to a rise in car thefts fueled by a TikTok trend. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the details.
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Kia and Hyundai Shipping Out Wheel Locks Amid Rise in Vehicle Thefts
Thousands of steering wheel locks for Kia and Hyundai vehicles have been sent to police departments across the country amid a rise in thefts sparked by a TikTok trend. However, more than 200 of those wheel locks that were sent to Philadelphia are still in storage. NBC10’s investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains why.
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Ransomware Attack Locks Up Criminal Investigative Files at Camden County Police Department
The Camden County Police Department experienced a ransomware attack that has been locking many criminal investigative files and day-to-day internal administration abilities, several law enforcement officials said. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the details.
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Facility Responsible for Chemical Spill in Delaware River Has History of Problems, Records Say
The facility responsible for the latex leak in the Delaware River has a history of violations reported to the Coast Guard, according to records. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the details.
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Steve Lazar Freed After Serving More Than Decade for Murder Prosecutors Say He Didn't Commit
Steven Lazar was finally freed after serving more than 10 years for a murder prosecutors say he didn’t commit. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas shows us how the Lazar’s research at a prison’s law library helped him win his case.
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Murder of Sgt. Fitzgerald Renews Calls for More Officers Around Temple
The murder of Temple Police Sergeant Chris Fitzgerald renewed calls for more officers patrolling the campus. Yet while the department already had help from Philadelphia police, Temple’s police union says they still don’t have enough officers.
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NBC10's ‘Boy in the Box' Documentary Premieres On NBCLX News on Tuesday
The NBC10 Investigators documentary “Boy in the Box: Naming America’s Unknown Child” will premiere on NBCLX News on Tuesday. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has a preview.
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Pa. High School Athletes Can Win Endorsements. What Safeguards Exist?
High school athletes in Pennsylvania can now make money for their name, image and likeness, but some have raised concerns that the high schoolers could be taken advantage of without proper precautions. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the details.