Daily News | Man arrested in ambush shooting of Philadelphia Parking Authority employee
Termaine Saulsbury was arrested Wednesday evening on the 5500 block of Girard Avenue in West Philadelphia by a U.S. Marshals fugitive task force, Philadelphia police said.
Rich Lazer, executive director of the Philadelphia Parking Authority, said in an emailed statement Wednesday evening:
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