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A Philadelphia man who advocated for safer streets was killed on Tuesday when he was struck by a speeding driver. The driver left him to die like a dog.

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A Philadelphia man who advocated for safer streets was killed on Tuesday when he was struck by a speeding driver. The driver left him to die like a dog.

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A Philly man wanted safer streets for cyclists. Then he was killed on his bike in a hit-and-run.

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Harry Fenton was a longtime advocate for safer roads. Now those who knew him hope his death brings renewed attention to bike safety in Philadelphia.

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Came here to post this. If you hit a dog and bail you’re a fucking monster

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