Philadelphia Prosecutors Decline Death Penalty for Officer's Killer
Philadelphia Prosecutors Decline Death Penalty for Officer's Killer
Philadelphia Prosecutors Decline Death Penalty for Officer's Killer
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Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner has decided not to seek the death penalty for Miles Pfeffer, accused of killing Temple Police officer Christopher Fitzgerald, a move that has angered Fitzgerald's family and the law enforcement community. The decision was made after thorough consultations with legal experts and Fitzgerald's family. Despite calls for capital punishment, Krasner's office opted against it, citing input from a committee of attorneys. The family of the slain officer expressed deep disappointment and criticized Krasner's stance, with some calling for his resignation or recall. The case highlights the ongoing debate over the death penalty in Pennsylvania and the impact of such decisions on affected families and law enforcement agencies.

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