Questions about Fetterman’s transparency on health issues dominate the news, but the real story is his far-left views on crime.
By Paul Davis
Questions about Fetterman’s transparency on health issues dominate the news, but the real story is his far-left views on crime.
By Paul Davis
Tom Augustine, the retired detective who interrogated Kimberly Ernest’s murderer, now calls Lauderdale-by-the-Sea home.
By Thom Nickels
At the zero hour, Commissioner Outlaw and her top legal advisor traveled to Harrisburg Tuesday to make their case to retain the Philadelphia Police Department’s accreditation.
By A. Benjamin Mannes
The Democratic justice concurred separately to express his distaste for Krasner’s misuse of the legal system.
By Todd Shepherd
Real-world results are more important than political orthodoxy in keeping Philadelphia safe.
By R. Seth Williams
An open letter to the Philadelphia District Attorney.
By R. Seth Williams
The current district attorney lets his ego come before public safety and the adversarial system of justice.
By R. Seth Williams
No amount of policy-making or lamenting rising violence in cities like Philadelphia will allow the police to do their jobs. We must respect and re-valorize the work of everyday officers.
By Alan Basewitz and Paul Snitzer
Krasner’s tax delinquency raises more serious questions regarding possible criminal campaign finance activities. But are the State Attorney General or United States Attorney’s office even investigating?
By A. Benjamin Mannes
As the Delaware County prison is entering a new era, its new warden just left a jail in Western PA that was overwhelmed by accusations, lawsuits, and negative press.
By Todd Shepherd