Police say two men were shot in the head in a car on S Saint Bernard Street and another man was shot multiple times on Cecil Street.
Detectives with the Philadelphia Police Department's Homicide Unit are investigating two separate shootings in West Philadelphia that left three men dead on Friday morning.
Police say the first shooting occurred on the 200 block of S Saint Bernard Street and officers received 911 calls reporting gunshots just after midnight. Responding officers found two men in a car bleeding from the head and medics pronounced them both dead at 12:26 a.m., authorities say. Investigators say two spent shell casings were found outside the vehicle and the man in the passenger seat had a weapon in his lap. A West Philadelphia shooting on Saint Bernard Street left two men dead, police say.
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