Ellie Rushing is a criminal justice reporter for The Philadelphia Inquirer, focusing on local issues in Pennsylvania, particularly in Philadelphia. With a background in covering criminal justice and gun violence, Ellie's work aims to shed light on important stories and provide a voice to those affected by these issues.
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Ellie Rushing's coverage primarily focuses on breaking news and evolving stories related to crime, with a specific emphasis on gun violence in Philadelphia. She also covers topics such as police, prisons, shootings, and local criminal justice issues.
Given the nature of her articles, Ellie would likely be interested in receiving pitches from individuals or organizations involved in community outreach programs addressing gun violence or those advocating for criminal justice reform within the Philadelphia area.
For expert commentary, sources could include criminologists specializing in urban violence or experts working directly with communities affected by gun violence. Additionally, professionals experienced in policy advocacy around policing and prison reform might find their insights valuable to Ellie’s coverage.
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By: Ellie Rushing
Ameen Hurst was just 16 when he was arrested and charged with four homicides.
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One hundred people incarcerated in Philadelphia's jails while awaiting trial were released in recent weeks as part of an effort to reduce the city's
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“The church was able to do what the country wasn't,” said one church member. The Rev. Carolyn Cavaness stood at the pulpit of the oldest African Methodist Episcopal church in the nation and looked up.
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The family of an unarmed man who was shot and killed by an off-duty Philadelphia homicide detective last month said they've received no updates from
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Quamere Hall doesn't deny that he was at the scene of the murder of Sharif King, his attorney said Wednesday — he just didn't fire the guns that killed him.
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By: Ellie Rushing
Naier Briscoe, 19, has been charged with killing Abdul Vicks, the face of a West Philadelphia-based gang known as YBC.
By the time Ameen Hurst becomes eligible for parole, he will be an elderly man — nearly three quarters of the way to 100 years old, and nearly five times the age he was when he committed the crimes that landed him in prison.
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By: Robert Moran
Philadelphia police announced Thursday the arrest of a 16-year-old boy in a Fairmount Park shooting in June that killed a 17-year-old girl and wounded four other teens.
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Family and friends of an unarmed man who was shot and killed by an off-duty Philadelphia homicide detective last month rallied outside City Hall on
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