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Philadelphia Eagles: Chip Kelly Has Been Studying Matt Barkley for Years COMMENTARY | Philadelphia Eagles head coach Chip Kelly spent years doing his homework on USC quarterback Matt Barkley, his team's fourth round draft pick. After competing head-to-head with Barkley the previous four seasons in the Pac 12, Kelly … Read more on Yahoo! Sports

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Philadelphia Man Gets 53 To 107 Years In Prison For Rape PHILADELPHIA (CBS) – A 22-year-old man will be behind bars for a long time after his sentencing today for the sexual assaults of two young teenage girls in the fall of 2011. Assistant District Attorney Kristen Kemp says 22-year-old Travis Trusedale was … Read [...]

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South Philadelphia man gets 20 to 40 years for raping girlfriend's daughter A judge sentenced a South Philadelphia man to 20 to 40 years in prison Friday for raping his girlfriend's daughter, a 16-year-old who has severe cerebral palsy. Charles Finch, 44, was found guilty in May, after a two-week trial during which his victim [...]

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North Philadelphia man serve up to 70 years for intimidating a witness Sending a strong message against witness intimidation, a Common Pleas Court judge on Tuesday sentenced a man to 35 to 70 years in prison for threatening a woman who saw him shooting at her boyfriend on a North Philadelphia street. Before issuing the [...]

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PHILADELPHIA (Reuters) – Monsignor William Lynn, the most senior clergyman convicted in the U.S. Roman Catholic Church scandal, was sentenced on Tuesday to three to six years in prison for covering up child sex abuse by priests in Philadelphia. Philadelphia – Bing News

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PHILADELPHIA—A Roman Catholic monsignor was sentenced Tuesday to as many as six years in prison for allowing a priest suspected of sexual misconduct with a minor to have continued contact with children. The penalty for Msgr. William Lynn, 61 … Philadelphia – Bing News

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PHILADELPHIA — Msgr. William J. Lynn, the first Roman Catholic official in the United States to be convicted of covering up sexual abuses by priests under his supervision, was sentenced to three to six years in prison on Tuesday. “You knew … Philadelphia – Bing News

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