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Police Commissioner Bethel hosts listening session in North Philly to reinforce Mayor Parker's safety promise
Philadelphia Mayor Cherelle Parker made a promise to make the city a safer place when she took office. She appointed Commissioner Kevin Bethel to lead the Philadelphia Police Department to help make good on her promise. On Monday, Bethel says they are following through with that promise by taking steps to listen to community members and the issues they face...
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Emergency youth town hall held to discuss the city's gun violence crisis and the changes people want to see
City Council members along with the police commissioner were at Temple University to talk about gun violence solutions during a youth town hall. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville spoke with youth about the changes they want to see.
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Emergency town hall held at the Liacouras Center in Philly to address gun violence
City leaders held an emergency town hall at The Liacouras Center to address the city’s gun violence crisis and at that meeting youth spoke on how it’s impacted them and what changes they want to see to make the city safer.
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City leaders hear from youth and residents to work toward ending Philly gun violence crisis
Philadelphia city leaders held an emergency town hall to discuss the gun violence crisis, hear what solutions residents and youth want to see and provide resources for the community.
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Carpentry program helps Philly fight gun violence by keeping teenagers on the right path
A Southwest Philly program is working to keep kids off the street and combat gun violence through carpentry. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the story.
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Anti-violence groups come together to promote uplifting music for youth
Several groups in Philadelphia are working together to promote music that doesn’t encourage violence. A music competition put on by these groups challenges artists to create uplifting music with zero profanity. The more uplifting the music, the better chance these singers and rappers have of walking away with money. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville shares more from the event.
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Man who lost 3 brothers to gun violence uses boxing to provide safe haven for kids
Maleek Jackson, a Philadelphia man who lost three of his brothers to gun violence, is using a boxing gym to provide a safe haven for kids in the city. He shares his story with Philly Live’s Sheila Watko.
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Man who lost 3 brothers to gun violence helps Philly's youth through boxing gym
A Philadelphia man who lost three of his brothers to gun violence is using boxing to help provide a safe haven for the city’s youth.
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‘Giveaways out the wazoo': Block party brings ‘Unity' to West Philly community
NBC10’s Miguel Martinez-Valle finds out what leaders hope the free Unity in the Community block party brings West Philadelphia as they look to tackle gun violence and uplift people. They hope free stuff brings people out.
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City council and Philly teens address recent gun violence during roundtable discussion
In the aftermath of recent mass shootings in Philadelphia, city council and local teens discussed the recent violence and possible solutions during the “Peace Not Guns” roundtable on Wednesday. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the highlights.
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Summer youth program encourages kids to ‘Have Goals Not Guns'
NBC 10’s Lucy Bustamante is joined by the founder of “Have Goals Not Guns,” Wanda Martin, to discuss her anti-gun violence summer youth program that starts next week. And, how her own loss has inspired her mission.
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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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Philly's teen curfew enforcement under scrutiny following recent double shooting
Philadelphia’s teen curfew policy and enforcement are under scrutiny following a recent shooting over the weekend. NBC10 investigative reporter Claudia Vargas explains.
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‘Trigger': Curbing Gun Violence Through Storytelling
Philly Live’s Sheila Watko finds out how the film “Trigger” is looking to curb gun violence in Philadelphia one screening and conversation at a time.
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‘Violence Interrupters' Take to the Streets to Push for Peace in Philadelphia
Beginning Thursday night, “interrupters” will hit the Philadelphia streets followed by a new mobile trauma unit in efforts to help bring an end to the violence. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details.
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Block Captains and Community Organizers Discuss Summer Safety Plan for Philly Residents
Block captains and community organizers are implementing strategies to help keep Philadelphia safe for residents who are looking to enjoy the summer amid the continued violence. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the details.
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Philly Parents and Police Keep Their Focus on Children's Safety This Summer
The end of the school year is almost here and Philadelphia parents as well as police are working to keep children safe over the summer. NBC10’s Aaron Baskerville has the details on a new safety plan.
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Philly Officials Present Summer Crime Prevention Plans
Mayor Jim Kenney, on Monday, joined Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw, along with other representatives of the city’s police force, to detail new efforts to combat crime over the summer months, and provide an update on recent crime data. NBC10’s Rosemary Connors has the details.
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City Officials Present Summer Crime Prevention Plans
Philadelphia mayor Jim Kenney joined law enforcement officials from throughout the city to discuss operational plans for the summer months.
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Sixers to Donate $760 Per Assist to Philly Gun Violence Prevention During Playoffs
Eight Sixers players will team up to donate $760 per assist to Philly gun violence prevention organizations over the first four games of their second-round playoff series against the Boston Celtics.