Angelo Walker, a 41-year-old Black male from Philadelphia, was killed on Wednesday, May 18, 2016, in the Strawberry Mansion area of the city. Police said officers responded to the 3100 block of West Clifford Street and found him lying at the northeast corner of 32nd Street and Clifford Street after he had been shot several times. Philadelphia Fire Department medics were already at the scene, but there was no chance to save him; they confirmed that he had died there. Walker lived nearby, on the 1900 block of North 32nd Street, making the violence that ended his life something that unfolded close to home.
The public record available online gives only a spare outline of what happened that night, but it places Walker’s death within a sudden burst of violence in Philadelphia. NBC10 reported at the time that his killing was part of a violent night in the city, noting that he was shot and killed along Clifford Street in Strawberry Mansion. The police case page describes the killing as a murder and lists it under the department’s unsolved cases, with investigators asking the public for information that could help move the case forward.
No suspect is identified in the available online sources, and the Philadelphia Police Department’s public unsolved-murder listing does not report an arrest in Walker’s case. The case remains presented as unsolved, with police urging anyone with information to contact the homicide unit or submit an anonymous tip. Because no arrest or suspect information appears in the available sources, there are also no reported charges, trial proceedings, convictions, sentencing details, or punishment connected to Walker’s killing.
