Police on Temple University's beleaguered North Philadelphia campus are searching for someone who they say shot a student with a BB gun Monday night.
The department said the student ‘sustained minor injuries’ after being shot near the intersection of 10th Street and Montgomery Avenue.
They shared a picture of the suspect's car, which appears to be a light-colored four-door sedan with a distinctive dark side panel near the front passenger's side. "We pay all this money, and then you have to look over your shoulder. Why, why? Just leave us alone, please," Alexis Alexander, a Temple junior said.
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