Surveillance videos: Philadelphia Police seeking more gun suspects
Saturday, January 25, 2014
The Gun Crisis Reporting Project
PHILADELPHIA PA (January 22, 2014)--The Philadelphia Police department has posted more than a dozen new surveillance videos, seeking the public’s assistance to identify suspects wanted in connection with recent gun crimes:
This suspect robbed a 7-11 in Juniata Park, according to police:
On January 4, 2014, 8:10 pm, an employee of a 7-11 store located at 3967 Kensington Avenue was working behind the counter when an unknown male entered the store and approached the counter area. While at the counter, the suspect pointed a handgun at the employee demanding money. After the employee gave the suspect an unknown amount of cash from the register the suspect fled the store in an unknown direction.
If you see this suspect do not approach him, contact 911 immediately. To submit a tip via telephone, dial 215.686.TIPS (8477) or text a tip to PPD TIP or 773847.
More recent videos:
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 24th District
- Wanted: Suspects for Robbery in the 19th District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 12th District
- Wanted: Suspects for Robbery in the 14th District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 39th District
- Wanted: Suspects for Robbery in the 22nd District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 3rd District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 8th District
- Wanted: Suspects for Robbery in the 39th District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 2nd District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 22nd District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 3rd District
- Wanted: Suspect for Shooting/Aggravated Assault in the 26th District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 25th District
- Wanted: Suspect for Robbery in the 24th District
Earlier this month, we compiled more than two dozen surveillance videos of gun suspects wanted in connection with armed robberies since our previous update in early December.
Now, you can sort and view videos according to police division and type of incident at the new Philadelphia Police web site: Unsolved Crime Surveillance Videos.
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