Tevon Moore-Hall, a 21-year-old Black male, tragically lost his life on June 2, 2020, in Philadelphia, PA. He was found suffering from multiple gunshot wounds to his head and body on the 1700 block of West Glenwood Avenue. Despite the swift response from Philadelphia Police Officers who rushed him to Temple University Hospital, Tevon succumbed to his injuries later that morning.
A second victim, a 39-year-old Black male, sustained a graze wound to his arm and was transported to Jefferson Hospital.
The investigation into Tevon's murder remains ongoing, with no arrests made to date. The Philadelphia Police Department continues to seek information from the public, urging anyone with knowledge of the incident to come forward. The case is documented under DC# 20-39-036409 by the PhillyPoliceUnsolvedMurders database.
In a related development, Terrance Oliver Hall, Tevon's father, was sentenced to eight to 20 years in state prison for a separate incident in Bristol Township, PA. Hall, who had expressed anger over his son's death on social media, was involved in a shooting and subsequent police chases. He pleaded guilty to multiple charges, including aggravated assault and prohibited possession of a firearm. Hall's actions were seen as an attempt to avenge his son's death, although he was not directly linked to Tevon's murder.
The case has drawn significant attention, highlighting the devastating impact of gun violence on families and communities. The Philadelphia Police Department remains committed to solving Tevon Moore-Hall's murder and bringing justice to his family.
