‘Blood is on our hands’: Pittsburgh leaders call on community response to violent crime
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Assistant Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Shatara Murphy at a news conference on Monday at Project Destiny on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh police Chief Scott Schubert at a news conference on Monday at Project Destiny on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh police Chief Scott Schubert at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
City officials and community leaders at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Group Violence Intervention coordinator Cornell Jones at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
The Rev. Michael Day, pastor of Legacy International Worship Center at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Mayor Bill Peduto at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
North Side resident Tiffany Simpson at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
Tom Davidson | Tribune-Review
Pittsburgh Public Safety Director Wendell Hissrich, Councilman Bobby Wilson and the Rev. Paul Abernathy at a news conference on Monday at the Project Destiny parking lot on the North Side.
