Philadelphia Mothers Say Their Children Being Treated Unfairly By Phila. DA
Nasheeba Adams holds photos of her son,
Tomayo McDuffy.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A group of Philadelphia mothers who claim their kids are falsely accused of crimes have started a movement that is beginning to take root.
The seed for “Mothers For Justice” was planted in May, when 18-year-old Tomayo McDuffy was charged with attempted murder for allegedly trying to blow up the home of his blind next-door neighbor.
The neighbor testified that her dog dialed 911 after McDuffy, whose voice she said she identified, broke into her home and turned on the gas burners of her stove.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/
Tomayo McDuffy.
PHILADELPHIA (CBS) — A group of Philadelphia mothers who claim their kids are falsely accused of crimes have started a movement that is beginning to take root.
The seed for “Mothers For Justice” was planted in May, when 18-year-old Tomayo McDuffy was charged with attempted murder for allegedly trying to blow up the home of his blind next-door neighbor.
The neighbor testified that her dog dialed 911 after McDuffy, whose voice she said she identified, broke into her home and turned on the gas burners of her stove.
For full story go to: http://philadelphia.cbslocal.com/
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