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Tow-truck rivalry may have led to fatal shooting in Kingsessing, police say
Video captured the moment shots rang out, sending several people running from the scene.
PHILADELPHIA - A young man fell victim to what police say might have been a deadly dispute between competing tow-truck companies in Philadelphia.
Police say the rival companies responded to a car accident at 52nd Street and Chester Avenue on September 23.
Video captured the moment shots rang out, sending several people running from the scene.
At least one shot struck a 25-year-old man, killing him.
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Three suspects, two mea nd one woman, are being sought in connection to the deadly shooting, as well as a 2014-16 Kia Sportage.
Police say the shooter was the driver's side rear passenger seen in surveillance footage.
A $20,000 reward is being offered for any information leading to an arrest.