[Kid Shelleen]

*** Philly Metro Ping ***

[jmacusa]

Let me guess, the perps are .... Amish? More black on white crime that isn’t racism.

[TurkeyLurkey]

“Is nowhere sacred?”

Got to be kidding, how could anyone do such a thing—ANYWHERE?!

[DesertRhino]

Thats a drunken rowdy area in Philly at night. People there were acting like drunken animals. Very different in the day it seemed, much more tourist friendly.

[Cicero]

No description of the perps, of course. Given that this was late at night in downtown Philly, I’m afraid that the odds are about 99-1 that they were Holder’s people, just doing what Holder has told them to do.

[Tribune7]

ping

[Lonely Bull]

Three have been arrested in this case.

http://www.foxnews.com/us/2012/01/21/three-men-charged-in-philadelphia-beating-death/

Felix Carrillo, 23, Stephen Ferguson, 20, and Kenneth Santiago, 19, were arrested Friday and charged with the murder of Kevin Kless, WTXF-TV reported.

[calex59]

So, let me get this straight. It would be okay to kill the guy if he was yelling at the yutes? I am assuming they are black, and of course the perp is white but it isn't a race or hate crime. It's a random event. There is no description of the perps, although some one apparently witnessed this animalistic event, so that is a sure give away the perps were either black, hispanic or muslims. Most likely black.

Nope, I am not prejudiced, just aware of the realities of today's world.

[Texas Fossil]

Kevin Kless: Got ‘em! Arrests in Old City fatal beating

http://www.metro.us/philadelphia/local/article/1076860—kevin-kless-got-em-arrests-in-old-city-fatal-beating

Police arrested Felix Carrillo, 23, of the 4800 block of North Fairhill Street in Hunting Park; Stephen Ferguson, 20, and Kenneth Santiago, 19, of the 3800 block of Dugan Street in Juniata.

[VanDeKoik]

Well it IS still Philadelphia.

Detroit with working toilets basically.

[DJ Taylor]

Philadelphia, The City of Brotherly Love

Sorry, I just couldn't resist providing that reminder.

[dragnet2]

Is nowhere sacred?

No. This isn't the same country your parents grew up in.

[Rappini]

Another senseless event to support concealed carry.

[Cincinnatus.45-70]

“Is no place sacred?”

Anyone who thinks a public street anywhere in the United States or most of Europe is safe is just a victim-in-waiting. Travel in groups and go armed. Keep your counter-predator radar on at all times.

(If you can’t go armed, don’t go.)

[BobL]

I had no idea that Philadelphia was so dangerous. I guess I won’t be going there any time soon.

[paul51]

three deadly mistakes: early morning, Philadelphia, unarmed

[newzjunkey]

"Is nowhere sacred" is a funny question given the shootings, bombings, burning or what have you that have occurred in churches.

A treasured piece of state, perhaps national history, The Liberty Bell is not sacred even with a verse from Leviticus inscribed upon it.

[TXnMA]

First guess: Amish thought he "dissed" them -- so they beat him to death...

Lesson: always carry -- and don't fear to use it when needed...