SEPTA surveillance video shows little Annabelle stepping onto the bus wearing a purple coat and snow boots. That's where a man flagged down SEPTA's 56 bus, telling the driver about the little girl he found. Friday on Torresdale Avenue near Cottman in the Tacony neighborhood. TACONY, Pennsylvania - A 4-year-old girl was found all alone in the middle of the night in Northeast Philadelphia, and it turns out she ventured out on her own in search of a frozen treat. If you share the same market as the contributor of this article, you may not use it on any platform.A 4-year-old girl was found all alone in the middle of the night, and it turns out she ventured out on her own in search of a frozen treat. Please note: This content carries a strict local market embargo. We are waiting to hear if those persons of interest will be charged. While we cannot bring back those lost, the Philadelphia Police Department will ensure that these cases are fully investigated so that these victims and their families receive closure and justice.”

“My heart grieves for the victims, their families, and this city. “Earlier today, we lost another young life to senseless gun violence - the fourth since yesterday,” Outlaw said. Philadelphia Police Commissioner Danielle Outlaw released a statement on the shooting Monday night. “That option of hope, you can’t really put a price tag on that,” Casher said. Philly Truce’s co-founder, who led a community patrol to keep West Philly’s streets safer this holiday weekend, hopes this latest tragedy will inspire others to look out for our neighbors, and especially our children. “We live here, we sleep here, and we’re fools to think to think that it’s anyone’s job but ours,” Philly Truce co-founder Mazzie Casher said. “Luckily, me and my son was in the house so I’m just thankful for that,” she said.

This mom heard the gunfire about a block away. “It was like a lot of ‘boom, boom, boom,’” one woman said.

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