City leaders credit new police initiatives for helping reduce deadly crime in Philadelphia
Despite the grim milestone of 500 homicides, murders in Philadelphia are currently trending downward by 7% following a historically bloody 2021 in which 562 people were murdered in the city. City officials believe new police initiatives are helping them combat the scourge of gun violence, which Mayor Kenney says accounts for nearly 90% of all murders.
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City leaders credit new police initiatives for helping reduce deadly crime in Philadelphia
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