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of food or water. When the police finally attempted to lay siege to the compound, officer James Ramp was killed in the conflict, and 16 other police and firefighters injured. Though MOVE members disagreed, it was claimed that Officer James Ramp was killed by MOVE gunfire. Eventually, the standoff was resolved without further loss of life, and the members of MOVE were arrested. One unarmed MOVE member, Delbert Africa, was beaten by multiple officers while leaving the MOVE house with his hands up. The incident as captured by the local news media shows Africa being dragged by his hair, struck with an officer's helmet, and kicked in the face and groin once on the ground.
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was elected mayor. Later on Rizzo tried to run again; this time his main Democratic opponent was the first black mayor of Philadelphia, Wilson Goode. During this run he tried to connect more with Philadelphia's blacks, which proved ineffectual as he won only three percent of the black vote and lost to Goode in a closely contested election.
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Rizzo was also named in a protracted court battle over Whitman Park, a bitterly contested public housing project in South Philadelphia. Upon taking office in 1971, Mayor Rizzo famously proclaimed that Whitman Park would never be built. Rizzo ultimately lost in court in 1979, as Federal District Judge
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Rizzo clashed with the media well into his term. He held frequent press conferences in which he discussed matters in colorful and often bombastic language. After Camiel accused Rizzo of offering patronage in exchange for influencing the choice of candidates for district attorney and city comptroller,
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Although not being elected yet, Rizzo essentially functioned as mayor before the election, as Mayor James Tate had announced on television that he was retiring and naming Rizzo "de facto" mayor of Philadelphia. Asked if this was legal, Tate only laughed and replied that he was retiring. Rizzo finally
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A polarizing figure during his lifetime, Rizzo's legacy has come under greater scrutiny in the years since his death due to the prevalence of racism and brutality within the Philadelphia Police Department. Before, during, and after Rizzo's tenure as police commissioner, the PPD engaged in patterns of
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won a larger-than-expected percentage of the black vote (for a Republican) and the governorship against a heavily favored Democratic opponent. The anti-charter change organization would soon support a "Clean Sweep" ticket for municipal offices in 1979, including former Rep. William J. Green III, who
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In his successful second mayoral campaign in 1975, Rizzo campaigned under the slogan, "He held the line on taxes". Soon after the election, he persuaded City Council to increase the city's wage tax from 3.31% to 4.31%, one of the highest in the nation. The action infuriated Rizzo's opponents and led
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incident in 1978 has been interpreted as supporting the charge of racism. When members of the group refused entrance to city inspectors, Rizzo evicted them through armed police action. Snipers were positioned around the house and the compound was blockaded by 1,000 police officers refusing any entry
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However, hiring of Black officers declined sharply during Rizzo's tenure as police commissioner. From 1966 to 1970, the percentage of Black police officers hired declined from 27.5% to 7.7%. This precipitated a decline in the overall proportion of Black Philadelphia police officers: from 21% in 1967
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Rizzo's police department, Rizzo's mayoral administration, and Rizzo personally faced dozens of lawsuits alleging abuses ranging from physical assault to systemic discrimination and harassment, culminating in Philadelphia's first mayoral recall effort. A 1968 lawsuit charged Rizzo and the Fairmount
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It was during Rizzo's tenure as deputy commissioner that Black and white officers assigned to the city's predominantly Black neighborhoods worked in tandem in an attempt to reduce friction between civilians and police forces. As commissioner, Rizzo's department had one of the largest percentages of
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Rizzo was barred from running for a third consecutive term as mayor by Philadelphia's city charter. He attempted to vote in a charter change to allow him to attempt a run for reelection but was soundly defeated after urging supporters to "vote white", which he later admitted was "a poor choice of
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to place a charter change question on the ballot in 1978 that would have allowed him to run for a third consecutive term in 1979. In a record turnout for a Philadelphia municipal election, Philadelphians voted two to one against the change, blocking Rizzo from running in 1979. In that election,
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to Democratic control in the late 1940s and early 1950s, gathered the 250,000 signatures required. Polls showed Rizzo losing by a wide margin. Rizzo's allies counterattacked by challenging the validity of the signatures as well as the recall procedure itself. Then the Pennsylvania Supreme Court
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Rizzo's relationship with Philadelphia's Black community was volatile, with the PPD's reputation suffering among Black people. During Rizzo's tenure as division captain and commissioner, critics often charged that he was racially motivated, targeting activities in black neighborhoods.
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Between 1983 and 1986, Rizzo served as a security consultant at the Philadelphia Gas Works, controversially, as he drew a city pension at the same time, and hosted one of Philadelphia's most popular radio talk shows, a tradition later emulated by his son, Republican City Councilman
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was open to the possibility, stating that "it is time to discuss the future" of the monument. On November 4, 2017, Mayor Kenney announced that the statue would be moved to a new location, though it subsequently remained in place. In May 2020, the statue was vandalized during
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test to prove Camiel was lying. Rizzo agreed, as did Camiel. "If this machine says a man lied, he lied," Rizzo famously said before the test. But the polygraph indicated that Rizzo had lied and Camiel had not. The scandal ended any hope Rizzo had of becoming
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posted on Twitter, "All around the country, we're fighting to remove the monuments to slavery & racism. Philly, we have work to do. Take the Rizzo statue down". Gym's comments started a public debate about the future of the Rizzo statue and mural. Mayor
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An interesting feature of Rizzo's mayoralty was the establishment and mayor sanctioning of a publicly funded "anti-defamation agency" to combat pejorative remarks about Philadelphia. The agency's best-publicized action was the boycott of
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and was seen around the world. Days later the charges against the Panthers were dropped for lack of evidence. Subsequently the search was ruled illegal. Four people unrelated to the Panthers were ultimately found guilty of the murder.
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also changed the bias of media coverage. The two newspapers had previously been owned by the Annenberg family, and both had given Commissioner Rizzo broad and favorable coverage. But the papers were sold to Knight Newspapers, later
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Patrick HUGHES, Barbara Frederick and Allen Saft v. Frank Rizzo, as Commissioner of Police of the City of Philadelphia, Harold Schick, as Director Fairmount Park Commission and Francis C. Deegan, as Superintendent Fairmount Park
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saw Rizzo ranked as the fifth-worst American big-city mayor to serve between the years 1820 and 1993. When the survey was limited only to mayors that were in office post-1960, the results saw Rizzo ranked as the absolute worst.
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on Ninth Street. The mural had been described as "Philadelphia's most commonly defaced piece of public art". The mural was painted over on June 7, 2020, at the request of Mural Arts, a nonprofit that maintained the mural.
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by Bruce Graham based on Paolantonio's book premiered at Theatre Exile in Philadelphia. More critical comments on Rizzo's tenure as police commissioner and mayor are found in Andrea Mitchell's book
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journalists Joseph R. Daughen and Peter Binzen, is widely considered the most authoritative account of Frank Rizzo's rise to power. In 1993, sports journalist
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is an analysis of local journalistic coverage of Rizzo's last campaign; it describes the tactics he used against Castille and planned to use against Rendell.
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black officers among large U.S. police departments, with 20% in 1968, at a time when other departments had little if any success in recruiting Black people.
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as district attorney in 1977 and organized a campaign to elect anti-Rizzo Democratic committee persons and elected officials in the 1978 primaries.
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According to one version of history, Rizzo tried to line up the Republican Party endorsement in 1971 before deciding to campaign as a Democrat.
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Joseph M. Egan Jr. then replaced Rizzo as the Republican nominee. Rendell went on to win the November election and served two terms as mayor.
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Statue of Rizzo that formerly stood in front of the Municipal Services Building in Center City Philadelphia. The statue was removed in 2020.
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Grateful for the positive publicity local media had given him as police commissioner, Rizzo awarded jobs to two dozen local reporters. This
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Rizzo's funeral was purported to be the largest in the history of Philadelphia, with people lining the streets of the motorcade from the
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During his 1991 mayoral campaign against the Democratic candidate, former District Attorney (and later two-term Pennsylvania Governor)
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departments. The fire department was headed by Joseph Rizzo, the mayor's brother. The suit led to the adoption of the influential
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caused suspicion and, more significantly, removed Rizzo's most enthusiastic supporters from the media. The change in ownership of
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series by William K. Marimow and Jon Neuman. As mayor, Rizzo, like many of his contemporaries, was opposed to the construction of
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that Rizzo had used the police for political espionage; Dilworth's allegations launched a new and enduring feud between the two.
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in the November 1971 election, Rizzo defeated former (and future) Councilman-at-Large and Chamber of Commerce President
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declared the Charter's recall provision unconstitutional by one vote. The decision was written by Chief Justice
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on August 31, 1970, one week before the Panthers planned to convene a "People's Revolutionary Convention" at
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One of the force's most widely publicized actions under Rizzo was raiding the Philadelphia offices of the
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A 1993 survey of historians, political scientists and urban experts conducted by Melvin G. Holli of the
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by Gino Cafarelli. Rizzo is also the model and inspiration behind the Jerry Carlucci character in the
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In 1980, Rizzo damaged an NBC KYW-TV camera while they were stationed in a van outside his house in
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Council Of Organizations On Philadelphia Police Accountability And Responsibility v. Frank L. Rizzo
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The Realignment of Pennsylvania Politics Since 1960: Two-Party Competition in a Battleground State
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In his hometown neighborhood of South Philadelphia, a mural portrait of Rizzo was located at the
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Rizzo was born in Philadelphia, where his father Rafael was a police officer. He grew up in a
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in established neighborhoods, most of which at the time housed majority-white populations.
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fiscal conservatives to join them in attempting to recall Rizzo from the mayor's office.
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Rizzo's mayoralty has received retrospective criticism for his alleged racism and the
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During Rizzo's second term, black community activist and future Philadelphia Mayor
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sued the city in federal court, alleging racial discrimination in the police and
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Just wait after November you'll have a front row seat because I'm going to make
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in 1986 and campaigned as a Republican for the final five years of his life.
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throughout the entirety of his career in public office. He switched to the
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Rizzo was not without adversaries, even at the start of his first term.
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Facing Philadelphia's two consecutive term limit, Rizzo persuaded the
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row house neighborhood. During his senior year he dropped out of
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He ran unsuccessfully for the Democratic nomination for mayor
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In the 1975 Democratic primary, Rizzo defeated State Senator
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For his son, member of the Philadelphia City Council, see
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Rizzo resigned as commissioner in 1971 to run for mayor.
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Biographical sketch of Rizzo's controversial methods
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interviewed former Mayor and School Board President
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That year, he faced 3144: 3130: 3013: 2282:Daughen, Joseph R.; Binzen, Peter (1977). 2245:Daughen, Joseph R.; Binzen, Peter (1977). 2137: 2068:"Tough Cop Falters: How Rizzo Has Slipped" 1107:, once again losing to Goode, 49% to 51%. 699:Rizzo, during his 1975 reelection campaign 678: 312:from 1972 to 1980. He was a member of the 115:April 10, 1967 – February 2, 1971 72:January 3, 1972 – January 7, 1980 42: 2774: 2772: 2649:Hinds, Michael deCourcy (July 17, 1991). 1069:Learn how and when to remove this message 911:Learn how and when to remove this message 766:Learn how and when to remove this message 533: 2966: 2651:"Frank Rizzo of Philadelphia Dies at 70" 2316:"The Nation: Thoughts of Chairman Rizzo" 1809: 1791: 1763: 1688:"The Rise of Rizzo – PhillyHistory Blog" 1612: 1572: 1552: 1488: 1422: 1191:waving in greeting, created by sculptor 1155: 1143: 1139: 965: 794:in civil service hiring and promotions. 528: 520:As mayor, Rizzo's handling of the first 3900:Philadelphia Police Department officers 2715: 2669:from the original on September 25, 2010 3837: 2967:Smullens, SaraKay (November 3, 2015). 2769: 2747: 2204: 2138:Schumacher, Edward (August 19, 1979). 2101: 2036: 2007: 1516: 1010: 450: 3855:20th-century Pennsylvania politicians 3125: 2938: 2911: 2648: 2385: 2358: 2173: 1739:"Exploring the Rizzo Boycott of 1967" 1553:Blumgart, Jake (September 18, 2018). 1152:. The mural was painted over in 2020. 2483: 2065: 1638: 1517:Jaynes, Gregory (November 9, 1978). 1449: 1447: 1418: 1416: 1168:to the cemetery. He was interred at 1131:Thomas Jefferson University Hospital 1047:adding citations to reliable sources 1014: 889:adding citations to reliable sources 856: 748:adding citations to reliable sources 719: 666:asked Rizzo if he would submit to a 2748:Batcha, Becky (February 13, 2008). 1853:. September 4, 1964. Archived from 1764:Blumgart, Jake (October 22, 2015). 1423:Blumgart, Jake (October 22, 2015). 1365:"You either loved him or hated him" 957:Republican gubernatorial candidate 806:withdrew the offending commercial. 381:. It was removed in 2020, amid the 13: 3870:Burials at Holy Sepulchre Cemetery 3860:American people of Italian descent 2993:. Indiana University Press. 1995. 2779:Brennan, Chris; Otterbein, Holly. 2322:. October 24, 1977. 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Index

Frank Rizzo Jr.
the Jerky Boys

Mayor of Philadelphia
James Tate
William J. Green III
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Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
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Republican Party
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