Philadelphia police

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 new report issued Tuesday outlined progress the city has made in reforming policing and investing in minority-owned businesses since the mass protests following George Floyd’s murder

Officers had finished interviewing a homeowner who called 911 when they say the men started firing at them from down the street.

Two men started shooting at Philadelphia police in West Mount Airy on Tuesday and officers returned fire hitting the men. NBC10’s Randy Gyllenhaal reports.

Police believe the man who killed a North Philadelphia Dunkin’ store manager is the same man arrested for attacking a Rite Aid worker in Delaware.

Police believe the man who killed a North Philadelphia Dunkin’ store manager is the same man arrested for attacking a Rite Aid worker in Delaware, and they’re looking into whether he may have also been involved in at least four other killings, including that of his mother. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk has the details.

A man who has been charged with a violent attack in a Delaware store is now being investigated for a possible connection to three murders, including that of a North Philadelphia Dunkin’ store manager and a Delaware Metro by T-Mobile store employee, law enforcement sources said. NBC10’s Danny Freeman has the details.

Philadelphia police officers are very rarely disciplined following citizen complaints, and the miniscule number of complaints that did reach a disciplinary review board take well over a year to reach a hearing, according to a new report issued by the city’s Police Advisory Commission.

As the violence continues to rise in Philadelphia, the number of police officers is going down. The NBC10 Investigators find out why the city hasn’t hired any of the thousands of people who applied to be Philly cops. NBC10’s Claudia Vargas has a preview.

Amid a year that’s on pace to be the most violent in Philly’s recent history, the city is seeing a decrease in police officers. What’s causing the shortage? NBC10 Investigative reporter Claudia Vargas finds the answer.

A Philadelphia police officer injured his leg while chasing after an officer. The officer is expected to be okay, two people were taken into custody and police recovered two guns.

Amid a year that’s on pace to be the most violent in Philly’s recent history, the city is seeing a decrease in police officers. What’s causing the shortage? NBC10 Investigative reporter Claudia Vargas finds the answer.

A bill in the works could prevent Philadelphia police officers from pulling over drivers for broken tail lights, tinted windows and registration. NBC10’s Lauren Mayk speaks to a Philly councilmember who believes the bill will help end racial profiling.

A Philadelphia police detective has been suspended with the intent of being fired after being charged with simple assault for an off-duty incident involving a gun.

A Philadelphia police officer rushing a gunshot victim to the hospital Wednesday morning was involved in crash.

NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle reports from North Philadelphia after police rushing a gunshot victim to the hospital were involved in a crash Wednesday morning.

Former Governor Ed Rendell spoke with NBC10’s Rosemary Connors about the city’s continued gun violence. He suggested rehiring retired Philadelphia police officers as a possible solution to the growing violence amid the city’s budget constraints.

With Philadelphia’s homicide rate on a record-breaking pace, former Governor Ed Rendell suggested rehiring retired police officers to help quell the violence.