A man has died after he was shot by an FBI agent who was serving warrants in Philadelphia on Friday. Sources say the investigation may have been linked to a string of recent robberies at 7-Eleven stores.
A man has died days after he was shot by an FBI agent who was serving warrants in a Philadelphia neighborhood, FOX 29 has learned.
Officials with the FBI say agents were in the area serving arrest and search warrants on a person at a nearby home. At some point that person – later identified as Weeks-Cook – was shot by an agent.
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