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2 killed in New Year's Day triple shooting in Philadelphia: police
The shooting began after a domestic dispute, resulting in two deaths and one hospitalization; suspects Tyriq Williams and Cara Williams-Reeves face murder charges, police said.
- On Thursday, January 1, 2026, Philadelphia Police Department officers responded around 11:13 a.m. to the 7100 block of Oakland Street, where a triple shooting left two men dead and one hospitalized in an active homicide probe.
- A group of family members related to the ex-boyfriend came to confront Colon’s stepdaughter, two women assaulted Colon’s stepdaughter and wife, and a struggle erupted when male residents intervened.
- Scene evidence included bullets striking a nearby home and parked car, while 52-year-old Luis Colon was pronounced dead at 11:55 a.m. and 21-year-old Quadir Tull at 11:52 a.m.
- On Friday, police charged Tyriq Williams, 21, and Cara Williams-Reeves, 44, with murder and urged the public to call or text Philadelphia Police tip line 215-686-TIPS .
- Investigators say they have not determined who fired first, and a neighbor, Amy Smith, described confusion as people called 911 while bullets damaged a car and living room.
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Suspects arrested for New Year's Day shooting that killed 2 men in Northeast Philly
Cara Williams-Reeves, 44, and Tyriq Williams, 21, have been charged with murder for their alleged roles in the shooting deaths of Luis Colon, 51, and Quadir Tull, 21 in Northeast Philly on New Year's Day.
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Police investigating deadly New Year's Day triple shooting in Northeast Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (WPHL) -- Two men are dead, and one man is in the hospital, after a deadly triple shooting in Northeast Philadelphia Thursday morning. According to the Philadelphia Police Department, just before 11:15 a.m., officers responded to a report of a shooting on the 7100 block of Oakland Street. Three men were shot and taken [...]
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