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philadelphia.cbslocal.com
dude - dont come in here trying to indoctrinate us with your CRT ideologies
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Drive thru Kensington at night - you would not believe it. Always been the place for heroin.
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Wah! We are not allowed to get away with murder anymore!Philadelphia police are now selling shirts that say:
“Heroes when we die, fired when we try.”
City hall is not happy.
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Philly FOP is selling T-shirts defending fired officers. The police department doesn’t want its badge on them.
The police union advertised the T-shirts for sale a week after Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said she'll fire the officer who fatally shot a 12-year-old boy.
when did Philadelphia police ever try?Philadelphia police are now selling shirts that say:
“Heroes when we die, fired when we try.”
City hall is not happy.
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Philly FOP is selling T-shirts defending fired officers. The police department doesn’t want its badge on them.
The police union advertised the T-shirts for sale a week after Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw said she'll fire the officer who fatally shot a 12-year-old boy.
It sounds like you believe that more people carrying [easily permitted] guns make the world safer and lowers crime. So how come PA (home to Philadelphia, the subject of this thread) has substantially higher crime rates than NJ. It doesn't make sense.
DRUGS - DRUGS - DRUGS! - It's always been know for Herion and Junkies - cheaper - better - and its all allowed out in the open in broad daylight and no one gives a sh!t. Just drive down Kensington Ave and look a the freak show.
