December 23, 2024
By Alex Lloyd Gross If all 25 plaintiff’s sign off on the settlement, the city can put the debacle that was Occupy Philadelphia and a civil rights lawsuit behind them finally. The protestors were arrested during the final days of the protest and sued the city. All of the protesters who were arrested saw their…
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On Sunday April 17, 2015, at approximately 8:50PM, Police Officer James McCullough #3552, a 2-year veteran assigned to the 18th Police District and his partner were flagged down by a female who stated two armed males enter her vehicle and attempted to steal it. The officers proceed to the location an observed the males inside…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A major crash involving six vehicles closed the inner lanes of the Roosevelt Blvd. yesterday, April 16, 2016. The crash, which caused congestion in the area happened when the driver of one vehicle appeared to have been speeding. The vehicle is reported to have struck one car in the rear, before …
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By Alex Lloyd Gross It’s almost never a good idea to visit the local police station. They keyword in that sentence is almost. Yesterday, April 10, 2016 just shy of 1000 people took advantage of an open house opportunity to visit the inside of the Bensalem Police station on Byberry Road. Bensalem, is located in…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross Thousands of people jammed center city today, April 8 2016 to cheer on the Villanova Wildcats as the brought home the first NCAA National Championship in 31 years. The city honored the team with a victory parade down market street , culminating with a short ceremony at Dilworth plaza. The city…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross With the Pennsylvania Primary coming fast, candidates running for President are starting to swing through the area. Today, April 6, 2016 Bernie Sanders made two stops on Broad Street. The first, was for a very small intimate crowd at the Tindley Temple United Methodist Church at 750 South Broad Street. This…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross The city of Philadelphia announced today, April 5 2016 that they will host a Victory Parade for the NCAA Champions Villanova Wildcats Mens Basketball Team. The team won their first championship in 31 years. They beat the North Carolina Tarheels on a last second buzzer beater. The parade will be held…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A serious two car accident in Feasterville caused traffic headaches to motorists and closed resulted in injuries to both drivers. The crash took place in Lower Southampton Twp. at the intersection of Street Road and Lakeland. It happened just before noon today, April 5 2016. According to police, the crash happened…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross On April 4, 2016 Seth Williams, the Philadelphia District Attorney refused to file any charges stemming from a bar fight in February of this year that involved three off duty Philadelphia cops. The three cops, identified as Sgt. Daniel Ayers, Darnell Jessie and Roland Butler were beaten up by LeSean McCoy…
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By Alex Lloyd Gross A traffic accident that resulted in minor injuries resulted in major traffic headaches for motorists trying to navigate the busy Roosevelt Blvd, near Levick Street today, April 4 ,2016. Cops said that one vehicle ran a red light. The crash was between a passenger car and a tractor trailer. The tractor…
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