By: Ximena Conde, Rodrigo Torrejón
Parker once again vowed to make “tough decisions” and empower the police department to go after the perpetrators of violence in the city.
Rodrigo Torrejón is a journalist at The Philadelphia Inquirer. He covers criminal justice and law enforcement in Philadelphia, focusing on how crime and the judicial system impact city communities, with particular attention to issues such as murder, traffic, and theft. His work has been featured in various publications, including The Denver Gazette and The Scranton Times-Tribune.
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Rodrigo Torrejón's coverage predominantly focuses on crime-related news in Philadelphia and its surrounding areas, with an emphasis on evolving stories and breaking news. When reaching out to him, consider providing updates or exclusive insights related to ongoing criminal cases, law enforcement policies, or community impact of crimes.
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