PHILADELPHIA, PA — The Central Detective Division of Philadelphia is appealing to the community for assistance in identifying three individuals suspected of involvement in an alleged robbery that occurred on the evening of September 22, 2024. The incident took place at approximately 7:59 PM on 1500 JFK Boulevard, where the victim, a 31-year-old male, reportedly endured a physical assault before his wallet was taken.
According to authorities, the victim was approached and punched multiple times, resulting in him falling to the ground. Subsequently, he was kicked by the assailants, one of whom allegedly searched his pockets and confiscated his wallet. The police have released descriptions of the three suspects captured in surveillance footage accompanying the incident.
The first suspect is described as a Black male with a thin build, wearing a dark hooded sweatshirt and gray shorts. The second suspect is identified as a Black male with a heavy build, donning a dark t-shirt featuring the letters “KORS” on the front and gray sweatpants. The third suspect is noted as a Black male with a thin build, seen wearing a “Phillies” hat, a gray jacket, and gray pants.
Authorities urge the public not to approach these individuals if spotted. Instead, they are advised to contact 911 immediately. Individuals with any pertinent information regarding this crime or the suspects are encouraged to submit tips anonymously through the telephone number 215.686.TIPS (8477) or via text at the same number. For more direct inquiries, the Central Detective Division can be reached at 215-686-3047 or 215-686-3048, with Detective Lyons assigned to this case under reference number DC 24-09-083251.
The Philadelphia Police Department emphasizes that information is dynamic and may evolve as new details emerge. It is crucial to understand that any criminal complaint or arrest does not equate to a determination of guilt. All suspects are presumed innocent until proven guilty in a court of law.
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