
optionsPolice have arrested a man in the killing of Dennis Gore, the 24-year-old son of a Philadelphia Police officer, sources said.
The suspect, whose name has not yet been released, was taken into custody at a residence this morning. The man is being charged today.
Gore, a father of two, was killed the afternoon of Feb. 6 by a gunman who walked up to him on an Overbrook street and shot him five times. The killing mystified police, who said Gore has had no criminal history.
More information about the arrest is expected to be released later today.
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 1:18 PM, 02/17/2012Excellent work! pauljackSign in to report abuseSign in to report abuseSelect a username to report abuseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 1:29 PM, 02/17/2012They always get their man when the put their minds to it. Wilhelm Von HumboldtSign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 1:50 PM, 02/17/2012Wouldn't it have been easier to just say grandson of a philadelphia police officer rather than "the 24-year-old son of a Philadelphia Police officer's son"? Does anybody proofread these articles? Lethaldosage21Sign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 2:45 PM, 02/17/2012I hear ya - don't think any of this online content is proofread. It was the cops son that was killed, not grandson. KennedySign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 2:11 PM, 02/17/2012Probably because the Grandfather is 38 phillysteevSign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse- 0 like this / 0 don't Posted 3:49 PM, 02/17/2012@phillysteev, you should stop typing. Your low IQ is showing.Sign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 2:42 PM, 02/17/2012Think it's a misprint. Pretty sure the decedent was a cops kid.(not grandson) Real shame about this, by all accounts this guy wasn't a product of the streets & had a clean record. - Glad they have someone under arrest. KennedySign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse- 0 like this / 0 don't Posted 2:42 PM, 02/17/2012It's one of their own. Of course it was solved quickly. Ben FanSign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 3:20 PM, 02/17/2012Terrible. A homicide a day in Philly. Sad times. MarcfromphillySign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 3:28 PM, 02/17/2012It is sad that people can't walk outside anymore. metrogirlSign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 3:40 PM, 02/17/2012Sins of the father may have cause his death. I know people get shot in Philly all the time but this case smell like a professional hit. rod757Sign in to report abusePost your responseConfirm your registration to report abuse
0 like this / 0 don't Posted 3:54 PM, 02/17/2012phillysteev, the grandfather is 38, what does that have to do with anything. If you can't say something intelligent, try say nothing at all. You're a waste of space.
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0 like this / 0 don't Posted 4:44 PM, 02/17/2012@ metrogirl - Really? I walk outside all the time...
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