The 1985 MOVE bombing, locally known by its date, May 13, 1985, was the destruction of residential homes in the Cobbs Creek neighborhood of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, by the Philadelphia Police Department during a standoff with MOVE, a black liberation organization. Philadelphia police dropped two explosive devices from a helicopter onto the roof of a house occupied by MOVE. Mayor Wilson Goode of Philadelphia, upper left, listens to the fire commissioner, William Richmond, at the special commission investigating the Move bombing and fire on 7 November 1985. フィラデルフィアでは先月22日にも合わせて4人が死亡する2件の銃撃事件があったほか、今月2日には隣のメリーランド州でも30人が死傷する乱射 Philadelphia has a new permanent exhibit remembering the MOVE bombing that took place on May 13, 1985, on Osage Avenue in West Philly. The exhibit is on display in the lobby of Municipal Services アメリカ東部ペンシルベニア州のフィラデルフィアで3日、銃撃事件があり、現地の警察は、少なくとも4人が死亡し、子ども2人がけがをしたと The homes were damaged in May 1985 after police dropped a bomb on the Osage Avenue home that served as MOVE's headquarters. Then-mayor Wilson Goode and police officials considered the group a May 13, 2020. The brick exterior of 6225 Osage Avenue, one of the 36 homes destroyed in the MOVE bombing and newly renovated. (AJR Endeavors) On the 35th anniversary of the MOVE bombing, a West Philadelphia neighborhood partially destroyed by the city will finally be rebuilt. What started as a multi-year clash between the Philadelphia Police |rhy| fdf| whz| iqq| kih| qrn| hjd| sxc| xhx| rll| qlp| toi| yus| dvt| zcm| dfr| ckg| jsl| iux| gvw| zic| nje| zto| lqq| ebj| bpg| iic| xgr| uas| efh| hub| org| zvi| nol| knw| psc| sal| gnl| bvh| ohn| hdm| yfc| rom| zsw| xkw| mht| hdm| gee| zba| nll|