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January 1, Man Arrested for Looting Was Out on Bail for Grisly Crime

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Philadelphia, a city under siege, has witnessed the arrest of over 50 individuals in a two-day crime spree, causing the demise of numerous businesses. Among those arrested is Kenneth Frye, a suspect in a recent burglary who was out on bail connected to a significant murder case from the previous year.

The city’s police department apprehended Frye for looting a Fine Wine & Good Spirits store located in West Philadelphia. Previously, Frye, who once worked as a bouncer, was charged in connection to the death of Eric Pope. It’s reported by FOX 29 that he fatally punched Pope outside Tabu Lounge in Center City. Initially charged with 3rd-degree murder, a motion has been filed by the District Attorney’s office to reduce the charge to Involuntary Murder.

This wave of criminal activity, spurred by social media, resulted in numerous arrests, involving both adults and juveniles, and is just a snapshot of the broader chaos infiltrating the city.

Charges ranging from Rioting to Burglary and Disorderly Conduct have been filed against the arrested individuals, with many arrests occurring at notable establishments such as Lululemon, T-Mobile, and Walgreens.

Arrests include:

  • Aauanyae Haynes, a Black female, 19
  • Sabree Young, a Black female, 31
  • Steven Wells, a Black male, 26
  • Traqwan Word, a Black male, 24
  • Lisa Talley, a Black female, 34
  • Yasmine Fields, a Black female, 23
  • Kenneth Frye, a Black male, 24
  • Kyreek Leak, a Black male, 21
  • Reginal Alexander, Black male, 33
  • Gabriel Gines, a Hispanic male, 23
  • Alena Gigliotti, a White female, 26
  • Petra Gonzalez, a White female, 24
  • Jessica Blake, a Black female, 37
  • Semaj Suber, a Black female, 29
  • Aniya Taylor, a Black female, 21
  • Hartzog Mashaad, a Black male, 27
  • Isis Morgan, a Black female, 23
  • Khalilah Green, a Black female, 21
  • Ernest McCollum, a Black male, 31
  • Jessica Arnold-Coit, a Black female, 30
  • Quanika McQueen, a Black female, 31
  • Denzel Walker, a Black male, 27
  • Mikal Reed, a Black male, 26
  • Tyheed Hill, a Black male, 26
  • Anthony Abner, a Black male, 35

Per Fox News, three juveniles — a 14-year-old Black male, a 16-year-old Black male and a 14-year-old Black female — were also arrested for Rioting, Burglary, Disorderly Conduct, and Theft at a Lululemon store, according to the report.

This spree of destruction and lawlessness is indicative of the escalating disorder in the city, exemplified by the arrest of Frye, who, despite his involvement in a serious murder case, was back on the streets only to be implicated in further criminal activity.

The city remains in a state of turmoil as businesses struggle to recover, and residents live in the shadow of relentless criminal activity.

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11 Comments

  1. CharlieSeattle

    September 29, 2023 at 6:12 pm

    Scott Adams was right!

  2. lawdog13

    October 3, 2023 at 7:15 pm

    Start giving these punks STIFF monetary fines and JAIL sentences and they will stop this crap.

  3. Donald Cook

    October 3, 2023 at 7:36 pm

    you must be joking, Blacks don’t commit crimes.

    • Tim

      December 30, 2023 at 9:12 pm

      but when they do, ALWAYS blame Whitey (as long as they are not demon-rats or communist)

  4. Purple rain

    October 3, 2023 at 7:43 pm

    Don’t care anymore. This city is a hell hole thanks to Joe Biden and the democrats who run this state. It proves that democrats are out to destroy many cities so they can get money for crimes but use it for personal gain. The people in those cities should hang their heads in shame for acting like subhuman creatures with no brains and morals. Obama has trained you well to destroy your own lives and your homes. You give nothing to freedom and life.

  5. 1PatriotForever

    October 3, 2023 at 8:00 pm

    1 down and all the rest of Obamas entitled thugs left go ^5

  6. grrumpa

    October 3, 2023 at 11:11 pm

    I wonder why the district attorney decided to reduce the original 3rd degree murder charge and let Frye out on bail. As long as DAs like this one refuse to do the job they are tasked with, we’re going to have cities such as Philadelphia at the mercy of these black thugs. And, of course, a couple of stupid white sympathetic females that are probably pimped out by their black pimps and/or drugged up by them.

  7. Lee`

    October 4, 2023 at 4:44 pm

    Hang ’em, hang ’em high.

  8. Doran

    December 30, 2023 at 7:54 am

    Oh my! Why are so many black people in jail/ prison? Its not fair. They are unfairly targeted.Boo-Hoo!
    Blacks are committing the crimes! Hold out your hand for those reparations.

  9. Don

    December 30, 2023 at 8:43 am

    Thank you for listing the race.

  10. Darriene

    September 15, 2024 at 9:43 am

    Of course this is happening, since the Democrats want to go soft on crime, especially for Blacks and Hispanics, blaming it on ‘Whitie’ all the while, then we don’t even punish anyone and how about letting the looting begin as long as it’s under a certain amount, who cares? Those who care are the REAL Americans who remember what the country used to be like before the Democrats have slowly turned the country into a turning caldron of crime and chaos set to ruin lives for good people who are taxed more a looking to buy guns to protect ourselves because our COPS are told to do nothing. No wonder this country is primed for a take over by the Chinese; we’re being bought and sold out by Democratic fat cats are living a life protected with so much money they don’t know/care how the rest of us live.

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