• Re: White homo Josh Kruger murder: Police ID gay black male person of i

    From Muddy Roads@21:1/5 to All on Mon Jan 8 22:59:49 2024
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    In article <unh46p$1iukm$3@dont-email.me>
    <nowomr@protonmail.com> wrote:

    PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A person of interest has been identified
    in the murder of Josh Kruger, the Philly journalist and activist
    who was shot and killed in his Point Breeze home, Philadelphia
    police said on Tuesday.

    Police declined to provide any additional information on the
    person of interest.

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    Kruger was fatally shot inside his home on the 2300 block of
    Watkins Street just before 1:30 a.m. on Monday. The 39-year-old
    was shot seven times and pronounced dead after he was taken to
    the hospital, police said.

    The news of Kruger's death left friends and local officials
    devastated.

    Kruger, who wrote for outlets like the Philadelphia Inquirer,
    Philadelphia Weekly, Philadelphia City Paper and other
    publications, overcame homelessness and addiction to work for
    five years in city government. He handled Mayor Jim Kenney's
    social media and served as he communications director for the
    city's Office of Homeless Services.

    Kenney said in a statement on Monday that he was "shocked and
    saddened" by Kruger's death.

    "[Kruger] cared deeply about our city and its residents, which
    was evident in his public service and writing," Kenney said in a
    statement. "Our administration was fortunate to call him a
    colleague, and our prayers are with everyone who knew him."

    The DA's LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee said Kruger never stopped
    fighting for Philadelphia's LGBTQ+ community.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/josh-kruger-murder- update-shooting-philadelphia-crime/

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  • From Muddy Roads@21:1/5 to All on Wed Jan 10 00:50:23 2024
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    In article <OT3nN.15420$gw1.4922@fx15.ams1>
    Lou Bricated <lb@cap.con> wrote:

    PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- A person of interest has been identified
    in the murder of Josh Kruger, the Philly journalist and activist
    who was shot and killed in his Point Breeze home, Philadelphia
    police said on Tuesday.

    Police declined to provide any additional information on the
    person of interest.

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    0988-4a5d-8ba7-
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    Kruger was fatally shot inside his home on the 2300 block of
    Watkins Street just before 1:30 a.m. on Monday. The 39-year-old
    was shot seven times and pronounced dead after he was taken to
    the hospital, police said.

    The news of Kruger's death left friends and local officials
    devastated.

    Kruger, who wrote for outlets like the Philadelphia Inquirer,
    Philadelphia Weekly, Philadelphia City Paper and other
    publications, overcame homelessness and addiction to work for
    five years in city government. He handled Mayor Jim Kenney's
    social media and served as he communications director for the
    city's Office of Homeless Services.

    Kenney said in a statement on Monday that he was "shocked and
    saddened" by Kruger's death.

    "[Kruger] cared deeply about our city and its residents, which
    was evident in his public service and writing," Kenney said in a
    statement. "Our administration was fortunate to call him a
    colleague, and our prayers are with everyone who knew him."

    The DA's LGBTQ+ Advisory Committee said Kruger never stopped
    fighting for Philadelphia's LGBTQ+ community.

    https://www.cbsnews.com/philadelphia/news/josh-kruger-murder- update-shooting-philadelphia-crime/

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