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A Camden resident reached out to the city to help with an eyesore in the middle of her neighborhood: an abandoned warehouse. When she didn’t get any answers, she reached out to the NBC10 Investigators who got immediate results. NBC10’s Mitch Blacher has the story.

Walter Ogrod was exonerated earlier this year after he was wrongfully convicted of killing Barbara Jean Horn. Now he wants compensation for his 28 years behind bars. NBC10 Investigator’s Claudia Vargas has more on his lawsuit against the city of Philadelphia.

A man who was serving life in prison for a 1991 slaying in Philadelphia was freed Friday after a lengthy legal battle. NBC10 reporter Claudia Vargas reports that a judge vacated his first-degree murder conviction, but upheld a third-degree murder conviction and released Riddick with time served.

More than 2,200 people were shot in Philadelphia during the coronavirus pandemic year of 2020. Another 1,200 shootings this year have left hundreds more hurt. Victims tell of lives completely upended once a trigger was pulled.

More than 2,200 people were shot in Philadelphia during the coronavirus pandemic year of 2020. Another 1,200 shootings this year have left hundreds more hurt. Surviving victims tell of lives completely upended, if not destroyed, once a trigger was pulled. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has their story.

Philadelphia has seen a dramatic rise in gun violence over the last year and many lives have been lost. The NBC10 Investigators and Claudia Vargas look at those who weren’t killed but are still victims of the violence.

Crime is easier to fight when the public trusts police, Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw told NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas in an interview. Here is how Outlaw wants to regain the trust.

Barbara Jean Horn was killed in 1988 in Philadelphia, and the man convicted in her murder was exonerated last year after serving 28 years behind bars. That man, Walter Ogrod, and Barbara Jean’s family now want police to look again for the killer.

Barbara Jean Horn was killed in 1988 in Philadelphia, and the man convicted in her murder was exonerated last year after serving 28 years behind bars. That man, Walter Ogrod, and Barbara Jean’s family now want police to look again for the killer. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas has the story.

Walter Ogrod was wrongfully convicted of the murder of Barbra Jean Horn and served 30 years in prison before being exonerated in 2018. The NBC10 Investigators interviewed Ogrod who spoke about how the time behind bars continues to impact him. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has the story.

While many essential workers in Philadelphia died during the COVID pandemic, the NBC10 Investigators discovered their families weren’t receiving death benefits. City council then changed their minds and were ready to help. But now there’s new opposition from the Kenney Administration over the price tag if the law changes. NBC10 Investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains.

Law enforcement is working to catch the murdered of a four-year old girl in 1988 after Walter Ogrod walked out of prison almost one year ago. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has a preview for her 11 p.m. story.

Video shows a man being struck and injured by a fleeing suspect during a chase in Darby earlier this year. The NBC10 Investigators looked into whether or not the pursuing detectives violated their own policy of using sirens to warn of an incoming pursuit. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher has the details.

Video shows a man being struck and injured by a fleeing suspect during a chase in Darby earlier this year. The NBC10 Investigators look into whether or not the pursuing detectives violated their own policy stating that sirens should be used to warn of an incoming pursuit.

Damian Romanelli was hit by a suspect’s car while crossing the street outside of his home in Darby. NBC10’s Mitch Blacher reports on what led the car to drive in the wrong direction down a one-way street and looks into whether or not the pursuing detectives violated their own policy.

Arrest records show people of color are most often the murder victims in Philadelphia. Police say distrust in some neighborhoods limits leads and makes cases go cold in more cases where the victim is Black or Latino. NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher has the story.

Arrest records show people of color are most often the murder victims in Philadelphia. Police say distrust in some neighborhoods limits leads and makes cases go cold in more cases where the victim is Black or Latino.

Philadelphia police are much less likely to solve a homicide when the victim involves a person of color, NBC10 investigative reporter Mitch Blacher found.

Five homicides have occurred in the city’s jails since August. There hadn’t been a killing since 2017 before this recent deadly violence. The city’s head of corrections says hundreds of officers have left since the start of the pandemic. Claudia Vargas of the NBC10 Investigators has the story.

Five homicides have occurred in the city’s jails since August. There hadn’t been a killing since 2017 before this recent deadly violence. The city’s head of corrections says hundreds of officers have left since the start of the pandemic.