Two Males Wanted For Market Street Murder



Authorities have identified two of the four suspects as Mustafa King, 26, and Zaire Manning, 21. Both men are wanted for the homicide of Imani Ringgold, who was killed on the 5900 block of Market Street on April 7. Two additional individuals were injured in the gunfire but survived.

In addition to King and Manning, investigators are seeking the public’s help in identifying two other unidentified individuals believed to be connected to the incident. Photos of King, Manning, and the two unidentified parties are being distributed alongside this release to assist in their apprehension.

The investigation has determined that Ringgold was an innocent bystander who was not the intended target of the shooting. According to investigators, Ringgold had just purchased lunch and was traveling to her place of employment when she inadvertently encountered the incident as it unfolded. Police stated that, due to the timing and her proximity to the scene, it is likely she was mistaken for an individual within the intended group.

The department is also seeking information regarding a second vehicle associated with the offenders.

A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest and conviction.

Members of the public with information are urged to contact the Philadelphia Police Department Homicide Unit at 215-686-3334 or the department’s tipline at 215-686-TIPS (8477). Tipsters can remain anonymous. 


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2 thoughts on “Two Males Wanted For Market Street Murder

  1. Back in the later 1970’s I used to DJ and go clubbing at a bar/disco near 63rd & Market.
    Many times I’d take the EL all the way back home to Frankford at 3AM.
    Sometimes I’d go to that Disco roller skating rink at 6th st.
    And being a skinny 20 something year old guy I never had any problems.
    These trips were always in the evenings.

    But it’s sad that this poor woman, picking up a pizza for lunch in broad daylight had to suffer such a crime because of the ghetto-driven violence in that neighborhood.
    The widespread illegal gun trade is out of control.
    I’m sure that technology, the internet, smart phones, also contribute to things like this.
    You wouldn’t catch me anyware near parts of this city in today’s world.
    Which, by the way, has resulted in my Consitutional Right of Freedom away, in order to stay alive.
    I blame those ghetto goons for continually disrupting people’s lives, taking away their freedoms, their lives.
    Yet, they march around in protests for equality, freedom, and respect, and for what?

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