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Judge orders temporary halt on destruction of Raymond Horsch child sex offense records (opens the original)
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A Philadelphia judge on Wednesday ordered a temporary halt on the destruction of court records related to Raymond Horschâs 2009 conviction for attempting to lure a 9-year-old girl into his car in Kensington. The ruling comes in response to an emergency motion The Inquirer filed seeking to preserve records of the child endangerment case that Horsch had expunged from his record in 2015. The news organization argued that preserving the records is a matter of public interest because of the ongoing
âConsumed by angerâ: Inside the 1985 psych profile of Raymond Horsch (opens the original)
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Federal authorities learned four decades ago that Raymond âR.C.â Horsch â a man whose Olney home is now linked to five dead or missing women â was a manipulative criminal who was âconsumed by anger,â according to a psychological profile obtained by The Inquirer. âHe is grandiose, mistrustful, suspicious, and excessively controlling,â the psychologist, Don Seraydarian, wrote in 1985 as part of a federal drug manufacturing case. At the time of the exam, a wiry, 41-year-old Horsch h
Ex-Philly fire department officials accused of overtime fraud are likely at center of federal probe, records show (opens the original)
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Federal prosecutors have convened a grand jury to investigate at least one former Philadelphia Fire Department official who city investigators say facilitated a brazen overtime abuse scheme, according to court records. Evidence of the probe became public in recent weeks as part of a lawsuit filed against the city by Anthony Hudgins, a former high-ranking fire official who was demoted after two women at the center of the overtime probe accused him of sexual harassment. He maintains that they did
An officer failed to help a man lying in the road minutes before he was killed by a hit-and-run driver, Philly police say (opens the original)
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Philadelphia police are investigating a fatal hit-and-run that took place early Thursday morning in the Olney section of the city, minutes after an officer left the 48-year-old victim lying on the ground in a bike lane. Police are treating the case as two separate matters â a search for the hit-and-run driver led by crash investigators, and an internal disciplinary probe into the officerâs conduct leading up to the crash. First Deputy Commissioner John Stanford, at a news conference on Frida
Philadelphia police and FBI to begin excavating Olney house in connection to missing women case (opens the original)
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The Philadelphia Police Department and the FBI are to begin excavating part of the Olney house that has been at the center of a monthlong investigation into at least two missing persons, law enforcement officials said Monday. Sgt. Eric Gripp, a police department spokesperson, confirmed that the Philadelphia Water Department would assist federal and local officials by unearthing a pipe under the property on the 400 block of West Chew Avenue as part of the widening probe. âThe general scope of t
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