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2026-10-10 19:17
Two Philadelphia police officers shot multiple times
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Fox NewsRight
Philadelphia police officers shot 15 times combined in ambush attack, suspect found hiding in tree
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First reported by Just the News (Right); 4 outlets over 15h. The left followed 11h later.
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What each side is saying
- CBS NewsLean left
Two Philadelphia police officers were hurt in a shooting in West Philadelphia early Saturday morning. One officer was hit 12 times.
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The alleged gunman was eventually arrested after police found him in a tree and took him into custody.
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Two Philadelphia police officers were ambushed and shot multiple times on North 52nd Street. Kevin Bethel says one officer was hit 12 times.
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The officers were shot while pursuing a report of an armed man on a porch.
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NewsNationCenter
2 Philadelphia officers shot multiple times while responding to call
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Philadelphia police officers shot 15 times combined in ambush attack, suspect found hiding in tree
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Gunman shoots 2 police officers in West Philadelphia
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Two Philadelphia police officers shot multiple times
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