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POLICE SEARCHING FOR A HISPANIC GUY WANTED FOR CENTER CITY GRAFFITI

Cops in Philly have released security footage on Center City buildings of an accused person wanted for spraying graffiti swastikas.

At one a.m on Sun, Police were called to Market Street Area 2000 for a complaint of destruction of property.

Police officers on arrival have discovered two swastikas near Coventry Deli on the facility.

Searching around the neighborhood they discovered more vandalism on the wall in the Market's 190 street.

One was also marked on a house at 2200 Street, under renovation.

The man captured on the security camera is identified as a twenty to thirty-year-old guy wearing a gray Tee with an emblem on the backside, blue jeans, and shoes.

Any with the info or lead, contact the central police department.

PHILLY CORONA VIRUS REPORTS HIT 2OK BUT THE CURVE STARTED TO DECLINE

While positive reports of corona virus have exceeded twenty thousand in Philly, city health officials believe the overall decrease in numbers is promising.

It was called an "unfortunate milestone" by Mayor Jim Kenney on Tues as the city reported 178 new cases bringing the total to 20,149.

Nine additional deaths have been recorded to reach 1,048.

567 (54 percent) of the 1,049 total deaths were of the long-term care facility.

Health Commissioner said the region case incidents seem to flatten.

PHILADELPHIA COMMON TRIAL COURT SHUT DOWN LONGER THAN ANTICIPATED INITIALLY

The public trial courthouse in Philadelphia would be shut a lot longer than initially expected. There will be no court service and no civil or judicial prosecutions until at least September eight.

Industrial and municipal roads will stay blocked until July six at least.

In March trial houses shut down owing to a corona virus disease outbreak. But now as most businesses are opening in phases to returning to the normal routine. But trial courts are not opening soon.