UPDATE: Police have identified and are searching for two men who are wanted in the murder of a Philadelphia sanitation worker in November:
Police could be seen blocking the road where a trash truck and SEPTA bus were stopped.
He was also driving a dark 2015 to 2019 Subaru Outback, with a roof rack, dark tinted windows and an unknown Pennsylvania license plate.On Sunday, police identified Scott and Trusty as suspects in Johnson's murder. A $20,000 reward is being offered for information leading to an arrest. Scott and Trusty are both considered armed and dangerous.Johnson's co-worker, PJ McMaster, described him as a"good guy."McMaster told NBC10 he last spoke with Johnson two days before his murder.Mayor Jim Kenney joined the police commissioner and other city leaders at the scene expressed sorrow over Johnson's death.
Streets Department Commissioner Carlton Williams said the whole department is mourning Johnson's death.
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