Jeremy Roebuck, Philly Inquirer

Jeremy Roebuck

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Philadelphia, PA, United States

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Past articles by Jeremy:

A dispute over emails is the latest sign of tension between Johnny Doc and Local 98 ahead of his next trial

Lawyers for the union recently asked the judge overseeing the case to block a subpoena from Dougherty’s defense team seeking access to the union chief’s e-mails between 2010 and late last year. → Read More

What to know about the cable piracy case against popular YouTuber ‘Omi in a Hellcat’

Bill Omar Carrasquillo, 36, was sentenced to 5½ years in federal prison and ordered to forfeit $30 million in assets Tuesday. → Read More

Local YouTube star sentenced to 5 1/2 years, ordered to forfeit $30M in large-scale cable piracy case

Bill Omar Carrasquillo amassed a $30 million fortune selling access to streaming cable TV content hijacked from set-top boxes at prices as low as $15 a month. → Read More

Philly Amtrak employee charged with storming the Capitol on Jan. 6

Federal prosecutors say a coworker of Ronald Andrulonis, 37, of Northeast Philadelphia, quickly identified him from surveillance footage and a selfie he shot and posted to Instagram. → Read More

A Philadelphia politician Hall of Shame

Councilmember Bobby Henon joins Philadelphia's political Hall of Shame. → Read More

Ex-Philly Councilmember Bobby Henon sentenced to 3 1/2 years in union bribery case

“I tried my best to help every Philadelphian, especially those who were vulnerable and those in need,” Henon said in court. ”By putting the interest of my union first, I failed you." → Read More

Ex-Philly City Councilmember Bobby Henon to be sentenced, faces up to 10 years in prison

Bobby Henon served on City Council for a decade prior to his conviction on bribery and fraud charges. → Read More

The pit bull fatally shot by Philly’s top FBI agent severely injured another dog earlier this year, neighbors say

“Many of us in the building know that this dog was not completely innocent," said one neighbor, describing the violent incident three weeks before the dog's death Monday. → Read More

Feds ask judge to put former Philly Councilmember Bobby Henon in prison for up to 10 years

“The seriousness of the harm that Henon’s conduct has inflicted upon the city of Philadelphia and the public trust cannot be overstated,” prosecutors wrote in filings Thursday. → Read More

Temple police officer killing: Person of interest arrested in Bucks County in connection with killing

A Temple University police officer who “tried to intervene in a carjacking” was shot and killed Saturday night near 17th Street and Montgomery Avenue near the campus border. → Read More

Delilah’s Gentlemen’s Club bartender gets probation for storming the Capitol with aspiring Proud Boys

"If I died it would be something I was so passionate for, so whatever. Lol,” Rachel Myers, 33, of Port Richmond texted a friend in the run-up to the attack. → Read More

Feds file first criminal charges against Par Funding principal in long-running financial fraud probe

Perry Abbonizio, a managing partner and investment salesman for the Old City merchant cash advance lender, is expected to plead guilty to conspiracy charges on Wednesday. → Read More

Eight more Philly cops were benched amid widening probe into a city antiviolence program

The officers' guns were taken after an Inquirer investigation found they were improperly paid $76,000 in city funds to coach boxing. Children of police also got thousands of dollars to participate. → Read More

A Montco gym owner who said his martial arts training led him to join Jan. 6 rioters pleads guilty

Jim Robinson, of Schwenksville, told the FBI that as a fourth-degree master black belt, he'd always been taught to help people in need. He said he was drawn in by screams coming from the building. → Read More

The trial of a prominent Bucks County antiabortion activist opens amid a political firestorm

As Catholic activist Mark Houck stands trial for allegedly shoving a Planned Parenthood volunteer, the fireworks in the courtroom were rivaled only by those erupting around the case outside of it. → Read More

Ex-adviser to Monaco’s royal family sentenced to 3 years in Philly child porn case

The Rev. William McCandless was transferred to DeSales University in Lehigh County after pornographic images of children were found on a computer at his church in Monte Carlo. → Read More

Former South Philly elections judge spared prison after conviction for faking votes

Marie Beren, a former staffer for Philadelphia City Councilmember Mark Squilla, was a key cooperator in the election fraud case that sent former U.S. Rep. Michael "Ozzie" Myers back to prison. → Read More

A Philly man bragged about wanting to relieve himself in Pelosi’s office on Jan. 6. Now, he’s headed to prison.

After the attack, James Rahm Jr. posted on Facebook that he'd walked through Pelosi's office and should have "s— on her chair." A judge sentenced him Wednesday to a year in prison. → Read More

Man shot by security officer near Philly’s federal courthouse charged with attempted murder

A man who authorities say threatened a security guard with a weapon outside the federal courthouse in Center City on Tuesday morning has been charged with attempted murder of a federal officer. → Read More

Security officer shoots man near Philadelphia’s federal court house

The incident happened around 9:30 a.m. near Seventh and Arch Streets. → Read More