Frankford

Philadelphia police believe a wrong-way driver who flipped after striking a parked truck may somehow be connected to a nearby shooting and robbery attempt.

A gunman shot a SEPTA rider on an eastbound elevated train in the Frankford section of Philadelphia on Monday morning. Witnesses say the attacker may have then died when he jumped from the train. NBC10 reporter Brandon Hudson went to Arrott Transportation Center to find out what happened.

SEPTA police roped off the Arrott Transportation Center Monday morning after a man was shot on a Market-Frankford train. Witnesses said the shooter jumped off the train. SEPTA later said a man matching the shooter’s description was found dead on the tracks.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports on a Philadelphia police officer opening fire on a suspected gunman who police say had shot another man just moments earlier near SEPTA’s Frankford Transportation Center then pointed a gun at the officer.

A Philadelphia police officer heard gunshots and when the officer went to investigate a gunman pointed a gun at him, investigators said. The officer then opened fire.

A SEPTA bus struck and killed a pedestrian Saturday morning in Philadelphia’s Frankford neighborhood.

A man was shot in the hip but was able to walk down the street to a gas station for help in Philadelphia Saturday night, police said.

Philadelphia police have released surveillance video showing two people they say could be responsible for gunning down a 12-year-old boy through the door to his home days before Thanksgiving.

A 12-year-old boy was killed after a gunman fired into the front door of a Philadelphia home. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson speaks to the boy’s heartbroken mother as well as a neighbor who the boy once helped save.

Police said the shooter fired through the front door, hitting the boy in the head.

A boy is dead after he was shot in the head overnight Sunday in Frankford, police said.

A teenager and a man were both shot and killed at the same time in two separate shootings in Philadelphia Monday night.

A 16-year-old boy was gunned down in Philadelphia’s Port Richmond neighborhood Monday night. Around the same time a man was shot and killed in Frankford. The homicides are the latest in a deadly year in Philadelphia.

A gunman fired as many as 11 shots into a home on Penn Street in the Frankford section of Philadelphia on Monday, Aug. 10. The woman who owns the home spoke with NBC10 reporter Aaron Baskerville about the harrowing event.

An 11-year-old boy walking outside was grazed in the head and shoulder when gunfire broke out in his neighborhood, making him only the latest child victim of gun violence in Philadelphia.

An 11-year-old boy was grazed in the back during a triple shooting in Philadelphia Sunday night. He was the second 11-year-old boy who was shot during another violent weekend in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Drew Smith has the story.

An 11-year-old boy survived a shooting during another violent weekend in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Brandon Hudson speaks to a city councilmember about the recent wave of shootings.

Two boys, ages 11 and 17, became the latest child shooting victims in Philadelphia. Police statistics show more than 1,800 shootings and nearly 1,100 victims this year alone, but because of reporting delays, the actual numbers are likely higher. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

An 11-year-old boy walking outside suffered graze wounds to his head and shoulder when gunfire broke out. He is only the latest child gunshot victim as a summer of violence continues in Philadelphia. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

A woman and man were both found shot to death inside a Philadelphia home on Wednesday.