PHILADELPHIA, PA — In an ongoing investigation, Philadelphia homicide detectives are making a public appeal for assistance in identifying two individuals believed to be connected to a fatal incident. The event took place on the 6200 block of Ogontz Avenue on the afternoon of March 4, 2024, at precisely 3:45 pm, adding a somber note to the neighborhood’s daily life.
Authorities have released descriptions of the two males they are keen on identifying in relation to the case. The first individual is described as a Black male seen wearing a distinctive black hooded sweatshirt bearing the phrase “DON’T GET EMOTIONAL IT’S ONLY BROKEN PROMISES” on the back, with the word “EMOTIONAL” also appearing on the front. His attire included dark-colored pants, and he was noted to be wearing a mask. The second individual, also described as a Black male, was observed wearing a light-colored hooded jacket, dark-colored pants, and similarly, a mask concealed his identity.
The police have issued a caution to the public advising against approaching these individuals if sighted and instead recommend contacting 911 immediately to report any sightings or information. For those wishing to provide tips anonymously, the authorities have made available a telephone tip line at 215.686.TIPS (8477). Additionally, text messages can be sent to the same number to share information confidentially.
The Homicide Unit, actively pursuing leads on this case, encourages anyone with information about the crime or the suspects to reach out directly by calling 215-686-3334/3335. Detective McKenna, badge number 868, and Detective McAndrews, badge number 697, are the primary contacts within the unit handling inquiries related to this investigation, identified under ID#: DC 24-35-013461.
It is crucial to remember that the details provided in connection with this case are part of an ongoing investigation. As new information emerges, the current understanding of events could evolve. Moreover, the issuance of a criminal complaint or the arrest of an individual does not equate to a declaration of guilt. Any suspect, arrestee, or defendant is presumed innocent until proven guilty beyond a reasonable doubt in a court of law.
The Philadelphia Police Department stated that it remains committed to solving this case and bringing closure to the affected families while ensuring the safety and security of the community. They urge anyone with potentially valuable information, no matter how insignificant it might seem, to come forward and assist in their efforts.
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