Twelve-year-old Thomas Siderio was killed in a shootout with officers in South Philadelphia last night. Police provided this photo of him when he was reported missing in April 2020. MattPetrillo reports DETAILS:
Police say four officers from the South Task Force, dressed in plainclothes in an unmarked vehicle, were doing surveillance at 18th and Johnson Streets.
Officers then saw two boys on bicycles, one of them was a 12-year-old with a gun. Officers then turned on their vehicle’s police lights. That’s when officers say someone opened fire on the vehicle. Police say the boys then ran away as officers exchanged fire. A bullet struck the 12-year-old in his back and exited his left chest, killing him.
Siderio was a seventh-grader at Sharswood Elementary School. Police provided this photo of him when heMeantime, the shooting also left bullet holes in two parked cars.“You hear the two different sounds so you know it was two different guns that were going off,” neighbor Albert Didomenico said.
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