Last night's shooting took place just before 1 a.m. on West Philadelphia Street, York police said.
An overnight shooting in York left one person dead and became the city’s second homicide in a week, according to police.
Shots were reportedly fired around 12:45 a.m. on the 700 block of West Philadelphia Street, according toYork City Police Lt. Daniel Lentz confirmed the fatality for PennLive and said additional details will be coming later Wednesday morning. Malaki Beady, 17, was shot and killed last week in Penn Park, police said. He’d just left William Penn Senior High School when he was confronted by 17-year-old Javion D. Roman, who’s since been
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