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Philadelphia, Pennsylvania - Man Injured in Alleged Shooting Outside of Wawa

Wawa in Philadelphia, Pennsylavania
Published: December 21, 2019
By: Joe LaFrance
Last Updated on December 2, 2020

Suspect At Large in Shooting Outside of Wawa

Last Updated: 7/13/2020
According to 6ABC, a drive-by shooting occurred at a Wawa located at 4506-10 Castor Ave, Philadelphia, PA 19124 on November 27, 2019. A 41-year old man was shot in the back and in his left calf. He was taken to Temple University Hospital and is now in stable condition.

Several witnesses came forward to claim that a dark-colored Honda drove by the Wawa and from the vehicle, dozens of shots were fired. According to the police, roughly 30 shell casings were found in the parking lot.

It is still not clear if any suspects have been apprehended at this time.

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Legal Recourse For Victims Injured in Parking Lot Shootings

Attorney contributor Brian Kent works with victims of violent crimes. He has contributed some of his own legal advice on the crucial steps that violent crime victims and their families should take.

Essentially, property owners are required by law to offer safety to all patrons and employees who roam the premises on a daily basis. This means that property owners, like a store owner, should have proper security installed at all times. Video surveillance or enhanced lighting at night may suffice, but of course, there are other options. So when violent crimes, like a shooting occur, a property owner may be held liable for any injuries sustained because the crime could have been prevented if precaution was taken.

Nevertheless, a property owner will not be made liable just because they failed to produce proper security. A crime victim attorney must prove that the crime was reasonably foreseeable in addition to the presence of inadequate security. For example, if a store owner is cognizant that shootings have increased in the area and decides not to upgrade security, he or she may be held liable because there was a lack of security and the crime was reasonably foreseeable in nature.

If you or someone you love has been injured or killed in a store shooting, please do not hesitate to contact one of our crime victim attorneys today!

Sources:

https://6abc.com/man-shot-in-wawa-parking-lot-police-say-/5716174/

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