- Kin call Cassidy a 'superman,' killer a ne'er-do-well
- Cop killer will have to wait to learn fate
- An tearful day of testimony in cop killer’s trial
- John Lewis guilty of first-degree murder
Once close-knit, the Cassidy family has changed. "We don't celebrate holidays, there are no decorations, and I can't bring myself to buy birthday cards for the kids," Office Chuck Cassidy's widow, Judy, said.
"All I do is cry alone at home," she add, "Life sucks."
"All I do is cry alone at home," she add, "Life sucks."
Judy Cassidy, is escorted out of the Criminal Justice Center during a lunch break in the trail of John Lewis, who was found guily of killing her husband, Officer Chuck Cassidy. ( David Maialetti / Staff Photographer )
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- Free eye exams today for children in Phila.
- Veterinarian pleads guilty in death of office parrot
A 24-year-old woman who went for some late-night takeout was accosted by six men who forced her into a nearby apartment building, where they raped her until her screams prompted someone to call for help, police said.
- City cyclists cheer one bill, boo others
- Councilmen to propose license plates for bicycles
- Philly cops cracking down on bike-riding scofflaws
Philadelphia police officers biked through Center City on a mission yesterday: to make bicyclists more aware of their surroundings, their fellow travelers on the streets, and, most important, the laws they're supposed to follow.
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