Temple University announces public safety changes after teen murdered near campus
Ahmir Jones, 18, a Pottstown High School student was walking with his girlfriend around 2:15 a.m. on Tuesday morning when police say they were approached by two men in the area of 17th Street and Cecil B Moore Avenue. Police say the men pushed them against the wall, went through their pockets, then shot and killed Jones before running away.
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