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Anna Orso

Anna Orso

Reporter at The Philadelphia Inquirer Online

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Former Eagles linebacker Mychal Kendricks got one day in jail and probation in an insider trading...

“I never want to relive this again,” the linebacker said in court Thursday before a federal judge sentenced him to just one day in jail, thanks in part to his ongoing cooperation with the government.
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In N.Y., Cuomo declared a statewide emergency to tackle gun violenc...

“Other places seem to be getting that this is an emergency and treating this with urgency,” Councilmember Jamie Gauthier said, “and I’m not sure why we aren’t as a city.”
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As a Philly state senator buried a relative killed by gun violence,...

“This is not the first time I have buried a child like this,” state Sen. Sharif Street said. “It is unusual but unfortunately not shocking. It’s tragic but not unexpected that we would be here.”
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Bill Cosby’s release leaves accusers dismayed, but women’s advocate...

The court’s decision to reverse Cosby’s conviction shocked both his accusers and activists who saw his jailing two years ago as a great win for the #MeToo movement.
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In New Jersey, trans inmates will now be placed according to gender...

The policy shift comes as the state grapples with what’s been called rampant abuse at its only women’s prison.
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Don’t blame police reform for Philly’s skyrocketing murder rate, Ke...

Kenney said police reform shouldn’t be conflated with the unrelenting gun violence that has the city preparing for what could be its deadliest summer ever.
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A fingerprint, whisper networks, and Instagram: How Philly stripper...

Police say Kevin Bennett took steps to evade detection, switching out guns and cars, and once posing as a utility worker to rob and rape two women in an apartment. But there were mistakes, too.
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Suspected of 3 robbery-murders in 3 weeks, Keith Gibson was release...

A review of what happened inside the Delaware courtroom raises questions about the decision to release Gibson — who is to be charged in the June 5 murder of a Dunkin’ manager in Philadelphia.
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Delaware officials released a suspect in a Philly homicide from jai...

Delaware officials asked that Keith Gibson be incarcerated for six-and-a-half years when he was the prime suspect in the killing of his mother. A judge sentenced him to 31 days.
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Councilmembers to Kenney administration: Proposed gun-violence budg...

The administration, Council’s leadership, and much of its rank-and-file say gun violence is one of the most pressing issues the city faces. But they don’t agree on how to fix it.
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Man accused of stalking and raping Philly women may have targeted v...

Police say Kevin Bennett, 28, targeted women who work in gentleman’s clubs. He is currently being held in Indianapolis.
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Voters didn’t buy that soaring gun violence is Larry Krasner’s faul...

Criminal justice experts say it’s unlikely one district attorney could do anything in less than four years to significantly increase or lower crime.
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30 people were shot or stabbed in Philly over the weekend, two fatally

The unrelenting surge of violence left community advocates anxious about what the summer months may bring.
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A 16-year-old fatally shot in Southwest Philly was weeks away from ...

Quamir Mitchell was a senior at West Philadelphia High School, a standout basketball player, and something of a role model for younger teens in the neighborhood.
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A guide to what the Philadelphia district attorney actually controls

Who decides how a person accused of a crime is charged? Can the district attorney end the death penalty? Philly’s criminal justice system has many moving parts. Here’s a guide to how the DA fits in.
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Philly will send mental health specialists with cops on some calls ...

Other jurisdictions are trying more aggressive plans that leave the first response to mental health emergencies entirely up to health-care providers, not police. It could be in Philly’s future.
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A 16-year-old is connected to four homicides, including a man shot ...

Officials apprehended the teenager after highlighting his alleged crimes during the city’s first biweekly gun violence briefing.
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Philadelphia police asked federal drug agents to ‘infiltrate’ prote...

Critics say the request raises questions about a decades-old policy barring the Philadelphia Police Department from using its own officers to physically infiltrate protests.
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Man, 25, fatally struck by driver who ran a red light in East Falls

The victim was driving a minibike before being struck and killed Sunday evening.
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Police arrest suspect after man is shot and stray bullet hits girl,...

Police said both victims are in stable condition.
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Mayor Kenney said his budget wouldn’t increase police spending. It’...

His proposal does include new investments for police. They’re just included in the budgets for other departments.