Billy Panas, a 21-year-old man was recently shot and killed by off-duty Philadelphia Police officer Sergeant Frank Tepper. The shooting occurred on the 2700 block of East Elkhart Street in Port Richmond, Philadelphia.
Billy was shot to death on Saturday night because he and his friends accidentally stumbled upon a brawl that was occurring outside the officer's home. Tepper, drunk and with a well-documented history of erratic and unpredictably violent behavior, waved his gun around shouting. Many describe him as a mean-spirited maniac whose gun-waving antics in moments of anger or drunken stupor went without notice (or simply without care) by the department for decades. Officer Tepper has a history of animal abuse and rampent disregard in the community, even many police officers reused to work with him.
There is now a memorial with a blue tarp covering made by Billy's family and friends. It sits right outside Officer Frank Tepper's stoop, where he killed Billy Panas.

Officer Tepper has not been charged, because the DA said there is "Not enough evidence" he has not been arrested - and simply moved off the beat to a desk job. He is, in reality, being "protected." Regardless of the reasons, given tthe overwhelming evidence, there is no excuse for Tepper to be free or uncharged and to get way with murder!

The rally and march will begin at 9:00am on Sunday December 6th at the memorial Between the 2600 and the 2700 block of East Elkhart Street in Port Richmond, Philadelphia. Wear Orange to Support Billy!