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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
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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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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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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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2249:The Cop Who Would Be King: Mayor Frank Rizzo
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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
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3860:American people of Italian descent
2993:. Indiana University Press. 1995.
2779:Brennan, Chris; Otterbein, Holly.
2322:. October 24, 1977. Archived from
1713:"Board Under Fire On Rights Issue"
1489:Blumgart, Jake (August 21, 2018).
1267:wrote a book about Rizzo entitled
948:Attempt for third consecutive term
845:, in which Rizzo was portrayed by
685:1975 Philadelphia mayoral election
540:1971 Philadelphia mayoral election
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1666:"August 9, 1955 (Page 1 of 36)."
1639:Cook, Bonnie L. (July 17, 2018).
1613:Kashatus, William (Spring 2007).
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972:University of Illinois at Chicago
594:about allegations he made in the
195:Cheltenham Township, Pennsylvania
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2346:"Why Did Ed Rendell Fizzle Out?"
2205:Bigart, Homer (April 23, 1972).
2102:Hevesi, Dennis (July 17, 1991).
2066:King, Wayne (February 4, 1974).
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2939:Moran, Robert (June 3, 2020).
2912:Moran, Robert (June 3, 2020).
2886:PhillyNewsGuy (June 3, 2020).
2365:. University Park: PSU Press.
2008:Taylor, Paul (March 9, 1981).
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2014:The Philadelphia Inquirer
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1964:Philadelphia Daily News
1397:Williams, Suzanne Ife.
1224:Rizzo was portrayed in
1170:Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
679:Election to second term
663:Philadelphia Daily News
597:San Francisco Chronicle
513:Philadelphia Daily News
331:. He was re-elected in
191:Holy Sepulchre Cemetery
3890:Pennsylvania Democrats
3885:Mayors of Philadelphia
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2010:"GOP designs a future"
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2584:"Integrating Whitman"
2460:"40 Years a Prisoner"
1822:The Observer-Reporter
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1260:Philadelphia Bulletin
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350:Philadelphia Inquirer
310:mayor of Philadelphia
302:Francis Lazarro Rizzo
273:Years of service
153:Francis Lazarro Rizzo
60:Mayor of Philadelphia
3472:Act of Consolidation
3114:William J. Green III
3061:Police appointments
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1005:Raymond J. Broderick
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885:improve this section
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587:The Evening Bulletin
551:William J. Green III
403:Southern High School
168:, Pennsylvania, U.S.
101:Commissioner of the
95:William J. Green III
2611:. November 28, 1982
2046:The Harvard Crimson
1887:on November 2, 2012
1857:on January 14, 2009
1802:Philadelphia Weekly
1717:The Meriden Journal
1326:Philadelphia portal
1271:. In 2015 the play
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1011:Post-mayoral career
788:"Philadelphia Plan"
710:Thomas M. Foglietta
694:look like a faggot.
592:Richardson Dilworth
504:Black Panther Party
451:Police commissioner
447:from 1996 to 2012.
3643:Post-Consolidation
3089:Political offices
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2729:on August 21, 2017
2723:"WHYY Frank Rizzo"
2655:The New York Times
2636:The New York Times
2609:The New York Times
2362:The American Mayor
2216:The New York Times
2145:The New York Times
2109:The New York Times
2073:The New York Times
1989:(Motion picture).
1945:phillynewmedia.com
1925:"He's Seen It All"
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3268:Charles Read
3165:Colonial era
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166:Philadelphia
131:Succeeded by
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3850:1991 deaths
3845:1920 births
3724:Blankenburg
3429:J. Lawrence
3391:W. Plumsted
3366:W. Plumsted
3328:C. Plumsted
3313:Morris (II)
3303:C. Plumsted
3255:C. Plumsted
3182:Shippen (I)
3068:Edward Bell
3049:Frank Rizzo
3025:February 8,
2761:October 27,
756:August 2017
716:Second term
559:David Cohen
379:Center City
213:(1986–1991)
208:(1971–1986)
125:Edward Bell
121:Preceded by
78:Preceded by
36:Frank Rizzo
3839:Categories
3422:T. Willing
3386:C. Willing
3356:C. Willing
3187:Morris (I)
3153:Mayors of
3108:1972–1980
3097:James Tate
3078:1967–1971
2733:August 18,
2673:August 19,
2615:August 18,
2589:August 18,
2520:Commission
2257:. p.
1995:B00HEM9QJI
1676:1835871006
1350:References
1210:Jim Kenney
930:Republican
683:See also:
615:Daily News
580:First term
547:Democratic
538:See also:
461:James Tate
441:Republican
393:Early life
257:Allegiance
211:Republican
206:Democratic
159:1920-10-23
83:James Tate
3764:Lamberton
3709:Ashbridge
3669:McMichael
3549:J. Barker
3534:J. Barker
3371:Strettell
3308:Griffitts
3288:Griffitts
3278:Griffitts
3245:Fishbourn
3240:Dickinson
3227:Dickinson
2703:April 25,
2663:0362-4331
2498:0190-8286
2404:0038-4941
2225:0362-4331
2154:0362-4331
2118:0362-4331
2082:0362-4331
1929:CityPaper
1652:April 25,
1533:0362-4331
1469:0362-4331
1378:April 25,
1205:Helen Gym
1030:does not
872:does not
668:polygraph
347:-winning
276:1938–1939
246:Frank Jr.
111:In office
68:In office
3779:Dilworth
3739:Kendrick
3729:T. Smith
3689:W. Smith
3629:J. Jones
3594:Richards
3584:Richards
3499:Clarkson
3432:I. Jones
3417:Harrison
3348:Hamilton
3202:Stanbury
3192:G. Jones
2974:HuffPost
2667:Archived
2417:March 1,
2412:42863681
1672:ProQuest
1407:84480572
1298:See also
1215:protests
986:Lawsuits
821:and the
697:—
673:governor
624:Inquirer
570:Democrat
439:, was a
385:against
375:a statue
241:Children
3804:Rendell
3759:Connell
3719:Reyburn
3704:Warwick
3679:Stokley
3569:Wharton
3559:Wharton
3544:Keppele
3539:Wharton
3529:Wharton
3524:Inskeep
3514:Inskeep
3509:Wharton
3494:Barclay
3403:Stamper
3352:Attwood
3318:Roberts
3222:Preston
3207:Masters
3197:Willcox
2952:June 3,
2924:June 3,
2897:June 7,
2892:Twitter
2871:June 3,
2849:June 3,
2809:June 7,
2292:238–241
1777:July 2,
1564:May 30,
1538:May 30,
1502:May 30,
1474:May 30,
1436:May 30,
1111:In 1991
1097:in 1983
1051:removed
1036:sources
993:hippies
893:removed
878:sources
420:Houston
235:
227:
3824:Parker
3819:Kenney
3814:Nutter
3809:Street
3769:Samuel
3754:Wilson
3744:Mackey
3714:Weaver
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