Julie Shaw, Philly Inquirer

Julie Shaw

Philly Inquirer

Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Past articles by Julie:

Woman fatally struck by Camden County officer’s vehicle in Woodlynne in ‘tragic accident’

The woman was walking in the roadway on Mount Ephraim Avenue, about 10 to 20 yards from the intersection, about 11 p.m. Wednesday, a police spokesperson said. → Read More

South Jersey man, 80, sentenced to 5 years in prison for stealing $2.5M from Moorestown company

Charles Esposito, of Hainesport, had worked as an accounting manager for the company, Oldcastle BuildingEnvelope. → Read More

Philly’s Asian community is on edge after separate attacks against a store owner and a teen

A Chinese American takeout owner was fatally punched in May after helping a delivery driver in an accident. On Friday, a 17-year-old high school student was randomly punched and injured in Mayfair. → Read More

Philly father sentenced to 6 to 12 years in prison after his teen son fatally shot his twin brother

Aleem Gillard encouraged his sons to play with a gun in his apartment and one son, Fayaadh, accidentally killed his brother, Suhail, authorities said. → Read More

Philly man is released from prison after serving 29 years for murder

Eric Riddick was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of first-degree murder. Under a plea agreement with the DA's Office, he was ordered released from custody Friday. → Read More

2 charged with murder in Maple Shade shooting that killed a woman and injured her boyfriend

Authorities said Semaj Pittman, 21, of Willingboro, shot Kayla Winkler, 22, and injured her boyfriend during a robbery. A male teenager, who was a juvenile at the time, was also charged with murder. → Read More

South Jersey man charged in murder-for-hire plot will remain jailed until trial

Jeffrey Callahan, 44, of Clayton, and his girlfriend, Heather Reynolds, 43, of Sicklerville, are charged with conspiring to have her ex-paramour killed. → Read More

South Jersey man arrested in birthday party shooting that killed 2, injured 12

Kevin Dawkins, 36, of Bridgeton, was arrested and charged with unlawful possession of a weapon. Authorities declined to say if he was a shooter, citing the ongoing investigation. → Read More

Lawsuits seek to end discrimination against Orthodox Jews in Jackson Township, N.J.

The New Jersey Attorney General's Office sued the township last month, alleging it discriminated against Orthodox Jews through targeted zoning ordinances and enforcement practices. → Read More

‘I’m so heartbroken,’ aunt says as relatives grieve 5-year-old Camden boy’s death

Bryan Hence Jr. died earlier this week. His mother, Marlena Cook, and her boyfriend, Saeed Bey, were charged with murder in his fatal beating. → Read More

Man charged with killing 2 at South Jersey birthday party was released from prison because of COVID-19

Ronny Paden, 27, is charged with murder in the shooting deaths of James Gist III, 29, of Westampton, and Marcus Thompson, 29, of Willingboro. → Read More

Camden man charged with fatally stabbing girlfriend and staging her death as a suicide

Edwin Zavaleta, 28, was charged with first-degree murder and tampering with evidence. → Read More

Video of Brewerytown dog walker’s slaying is played in court as accused shooter is held for trial

Milan Loncar, 25, was fatally shot in his Brewerytown neighborhood. The alleged gunman, Josephus Davis, 20, was held for trial on murder and related charges. → Read More

Crime victims are some of the most visible figures fighting against Philly DA Larry Krasner’s reelection

They are prominently featured in TV ads funded by an outside group that is the biggest spender in the race, and in campaign mailers for Kranser's opponent Carlos Vega. → Read More

Philly’s vaccination effort reaches out to yet another group: the deaf

Although Saturday was dedicated to people with hearing loss, the FEMA-run sites at Esperanza and the Convention Center regularly have American Sign Language interpreters available. → Read More

Man killed and boy, 10, wounded in Burlington City shooting; girl, 4, grazed by bullet in Trenton

The shootings occurred Friday. No arrests or motives were reported. → Read More

Former Gloucester Township cop sentenced to 4 years in prison for slapping a 13-year-old girl

The judge waived a mandatory minimum prison term of five years for Flinn, finding that in this case, such a term would be a "serious injustice." → Read More

Three charged with murder in the death of an Atlantic City man; 30 charged in drug-trafficking case

Three men were charged with murder in the February 2019 shooting death of Demond Tally, a longtime friend of Atlantic City Mayor Marty Small Sr. → Read More

New Jersey prosecutors to waive mandatory minimum sentences for nonviolent drug offenders

The announcement came as Gov. Phil Murphy conditionally vetoed a bill that would eliminate mandatory minimum terms for nonviolent offenders because it includes crimes of official misconduct. → Read More

Driver says a dirt bike rider punched him, hurled cinderblocks into his SUV

The alleged attacker, Gregory Stevens, 27, of Tacony, was held for trial on aggravated assault and illegal gun-possession charges. → Read More