Two Philadelphia men have been indicted after allegedly bringing personally manufactured machine guns onto a SETPA bus, U.S. Attorney's Office says.

Hakim Bryant, 52, is facing dozens of charges in connection with the May 10 shooting aboard a SEPTA bus, Philadelphia District Attorney Larry Krasner said.

At one point, Sheriff John Allen said one of the boys raised the gun and pulled the trigger, but it malfunctioned.

Three teens and a woman in her 30s were shot and injured when Hakeem Bryant, 51, turned the 33 bus route into the bus ride ...

Council President Kenyatta Johnson, D-2nd District, unveiled the new members of City Council's Special Committee on Gun ...

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