Bus Stop Shooting Arrests, More Speed Cameras & Philly Trivia
The City Cast Philly team shares updates on last week’s shooting at a SEPTA bus stop that left eight teens injured, and we discuss how you can help determine where Philly will add new speed cameras. Plus, we've got more Philly-related Women’s History Month trivia for you.
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- Law Enforcement Officials Provide Update on March 6th Octuple Shooting & Other Related Shootings
- Two teens charged with Burholme shooting that injured 8 students at a bus stop
- 2 arrested in connection to SEPTA bus stop shooting that injured 8 teens: sources
- Philadelphia officials ask for public input of where to place new speed cams
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