Thelma Wright Former Philly Drug "Queenpin" has a message for today's Youth

Thelma Wright Former Philly Drug "Qeenpin" has a message for today's Youth

Thelma Wright Former Philly Drug "Queenpin"

     Thelma Wright was philly born and raised.  The story goes she went to a Catholic school and was know to be a very nice girl.

     She married a man the was into the fast life. Thelma Wright eventually rose to the top of the "game" and became Philly's "Queenpin" following the death of her husband.  She made a lot of money and glorified that life but Thelma had her ups and downs.

   Thelma wants to get her message to all the young people who think the street game is a way of life. 
She was our guest on Good day.  She spoke about her new book, "With Eyes From Both Sides."
Source: myfoxphilly.com
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Allin_Philly Words: This is the best source to talk to the youth.  Someone that been in the game, had there ups and downs.  Thelma Wright can tell them from personal trails she had to take.  Basically telling them its not hyped up to what they think the drug game really is.  To many negative role models out there to the youth. That makes them want to idolize that individual. Thelma is a negative turn positive individual who wants to share her message. YOUTH LISTEN

Bloody Night In Philly left 3 Dead

Another bloody night in Philadelphia left three dead in three shootings in three parts of the city.

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Bloody Night In Philly 3 Dead #allinphilly

The tragic violence began around 9:45 p.m. when someone started licking shots outside Oak Lane Express Pizza on the 7200 block of Ogontz Avenue a West Oak Lane neighborhood.  Philly Police found a 33-year-old man who lived nearby suffering from four gunshot wounds right in front of his home.  That man died a short time later at Einstein Hospital. That was the 1st shooting 7/9/13.

Police then responded to a double shooting along the 5800 block of 5th Street just after 11:30 p.m.  Two men were found bleeding on the sidewalk next to the Lowell Elementary School playground.

“Police transported both victims to Einstein Hospital,” said Chief Inspector Scott Small.

A 21-year-old male who was shot in the chest died. Another male, possibly in his late teens, was in critical condition after being shot four times.    Small said police believe the victims were walking down the street together when they were shot. He said police would look over school surveillance to see if it recorded any part of the shooting. This is the 2nd shooting reported.

 Around 2 a.m., police officers responded to the 2500 block of Marston Street in North #philly.  Police officers on the scene say they found a 32-year-old man hit from gunshot wounds to his neck, shoulder, chest and stomach shot this guy was shot on his front porch.  The victim was rushed to Temple University Hospital where he was pronounced dead. Now that was the 3rd shooting

There are no motives reported for any of the shootings. No one is under arrest.

Source: Nbcphiladelphia.com
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Allin_Philly Words: Stats show that homicide in the city are down 44 percent. Who gives a s#*t when there are pointless violence still going on.  When we actually find out the motives of this nonsense  it's usually over some  dumb s##t like a couple dollars, some chick that's playing both sides, territory that's not there's to begin with. I can go on. If we don't make a change who will. --> -->