DA Larry Krasner is reviewing the murder conviction of Michael Gaynor, who witnesses said wasn’t in the tiny Philly corner store when the 5-year-old boy was gunned down in crossfire between two men.
A gifted Chevy Tahoe and murky bookkeeping have put John McNesby and current president Roosevelt Poplar under fire — this time from the union's own members.
A former FOP official was accused of swindling a police widow out of thousands of dollars. The widow's daughter filed a complaint more than two years ago. What happened as a result is a mystery.
The campaign has been marked by caustic social media attacks, fake accounts, AI-generated images, contentious union meetings, and even threats of violence.
Lawyers filed a petition seeking the release of Michael Gaynor, saying he was wrongfully convicted of killing a 5-year-old in 1988. The petition cited the work of a 2024 Inquirer investigation.
An Inquirer investigation found that the Fraternal Order of Police Lodge 5 has billed the city for an array of expenses that are far outside the scope of funeral home and cemetery costs.
The U.S. Attorney's Office said Harris falsely claimed that her childcare business had more employees and a higher payroll than it actually had to receive a Paycheck Protection Program loan.
