Rodrigo Torrejón
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Reporter @phillyinquirer | Alum @starledger @therecordnj | 🇵🇪 | Hablo español | [email protected]
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02-11-2016 20:17:41
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“Law enforcement officials on Monday did not have a clear explanation as to how a gaffe of this magnitude — walking back allegations against a sitting elected official the day before an election— could happen.”
w/ Ellie Rushing
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'Sheriff Rochelle Bilal describes her office as dangerously underfunded...But when it came to getting a costume made for a newly created office mascot, her staff spared no expense.' inquirer.com/news/sheriffs-… Excellent reporting from William Bender Ryan W Briggs via The Philadelphia Inquirer
Former Philly police officer Edsaul Mendoza today became the first city officer in recent history to face conviction for murder related to a fatal on-duty shooting. From Rodrigo Torrejón and Ellie Rushing: inquirer.com/crime/edsaul-m…
Breaking Scoop: Edsaul Mendoza, the former Philadelphia Police Officer who shot and killed 12-year-old Thomas “TJ” Siderio has pleaded guilty to 3rd-degree murder. inquirer.com/crime/edsaul-m… The Philadelphia Inquirer
Senator Menendez, Charged in Bribery Scheme, May Blame His Wife - Tracey Tully and I report. nytimes.com/2024/04/16/nyr…
A few weeks ago, Ryan W Briggs and I wrote about how Pennsylvania barely regulates private security, and lets people whose gun licenses were revoked be certified as armed guards inquirer.com/crime/private-…
ICYMI: Last year was the worst year for arsons in Philly, with 703 arsons reported. This year is already on track to be worse.Stephen Stirling and I dug into the problem. inquirer.com/crime/arson-ph… The Philadelphia Inquirer
Last year, there were 703 arsons reported in Philadelphia, making it the worst year for the crime in the city in nearly 20 years. This year is already on track to be worse.
Stephen Stirling and I teamed up to look at the problem.
inquirer.com/crime/arson-ph… via The Philadelphia Inquirer