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66%Of city departmentsthat didn’t double-check the accuracy ofemployee work hoursentered into the systemby payroll clerks,according to the annualauditor’s reportreleased yesterday byCity Controller AlanButkovitz. Butkovitzsaid almost half of thedepartment had norules providing for disci-plinary actions to betaken when workers arelate or absent, andfound at least 41instances of employeesin the Mayor’s Office ofCommunity Serviceswho had excessive un-documented sick time.

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@NRA WAS DOWN ONPHILLY YESTERDAY.MORE THAN 80 PER-CENT OF THE STATE’SHOMICIDE 2010 VIC-TIMS WERE KILLEDWITH FIREARMS. One arrested

in massageparlor bustCHINATOWN. A massage par-lor raid on Tuesday nettedone arrest, police said.

Officers from theCitywide Vice Enforcement

Unit conducted a sting oper-ation at Cuties Spa locatedat 1123 Race Street.Investigators said the bustwas sparked by complaintsthat illicit sexual acts werebeing performed at the es-tablishment.

Police arrested 41-year-old Star Gutierrez, of the1200 block of ChestnutStreet, after she allegedlysolicited an undercover offi-cer for sex acts.

Gutierrez was arraignedyesterday and is chargedwith prostitution, criminalsolicitation, providing falseidentification to a lawenforcement officer, forgeryand identity theft. She wasreleased on her own recog-nizance and is next due incourt for a status hearing onMarch 5. METRO

Police: Man stolehundreds ofgallons of dieselfuel from WawaSOUTHWEST PHILADELPHIA.A 55-year-old Kingsessingman has been arrested andcharged with allegedlystealing 513 gallons ofdiesel fuel from a Wawagas station.

Police said employees ata Wawa on the 8200 block

of Bartram Avenue discov-ered the store’s diesel fuelground pump station wasdamaged around 11:30a.m., Monday afternoon.Further investigationrevealed that 513 gallonsof diesel fuel were missingfrom the tank.

Investigators said thestation’s surveillancefootage showed aStroehmann box truck en-tering the Wawa parkinglot and backing up to thediesel fuel ground pumpon the lot’s southwest cor-ner.

The truck sat there formore than 40 minutes andleft the lot “extremelyweighed down in the rear,”according to police.

Authorities were able toidentify the operator of thetruck as 55-year-old KeithJones of the 5500 block ofBelmar Terrace inKingsessing. He was arrest-ed at his home Monday.

Jones was arraignedshortly before 9:30 a.m.Tuesday and is chargedwith theft by unlawful tak-ing, receiving stolen prop-erty, criminal mischief andpossessing an instrumentof crime.

He was released on hisown recognizance and isnext due in court March 12for a preliminary hearing.

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513Gallons police sayJones stole

City rocked by crime waveafter quiet start to new year

Commissioner Ramsey calls one death ‘particulary troubling’ Mother said she lost her ‘best friend’ in daughter’s homicide

With the year-to-datehomicide rate down 40percent in the first sixweeks of 2013, the yearwas off to a quiet start.

But the temporary calmwas shattered after at leastnine people were shot —two of them fatally — in alittle over 24 hours fromMonday to Tuesday.

“Obviously, we’re veryconcerned any timethere’s any crime,” PoliceCommissioner CharlesRamsey said yesterday.

“[Tuesday’s] killing of awoman in a domestic-relat-ed homicide was particu-larly troubling.”

A mother of four,Jennifer Fitzpatrick, 37,was shot and killedTuesday morning outsideher home on the 500 blockof South Yewdall Street.

“It was just senseless,”Fitzpatrick’s mother,Colleen, said yesterday.“She was my best friendand I was her best friend.”

Police on Tuesday ar-rested Fitzpatrick’s on-again/off-again boyfriendof eight years, AnthonyAlexander, 61, outside aWest Philadelphia autoshop he owns.

“She was just getting onwith her life and takingcare of her kids. She was aloving, beautiful person

and I’m going to miss her.”Colleen Fitzpatrick,

who retired from thePhiladelphia SchoolDistrict in October, saidher daughter shared oneyoung son with Alexanderand was also mother to asecond boy, as well as twoteenage daughters.

“My concentration isgoing to be on these kids,”she said. “I’m going to seethat they’re raised and tak-en care of as long as I can.”

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4:30 p.m. Monday. A 20-year-old man was shotin the leg and a 12-year-old boy was grazed by abullet fragment on WestDuncannon Avenue inLogan.2 a.m. Tuesday. A 46-year-old man was shotsix times near Marshalland Venango streets inFranklinville.8:05 a.m. Fitzpatrick wasshot and killed.12:20 p.m. A 28-year-oldman was shot in thehand on Greene Streetin Germantown. Tuesday afternoon. Twomen in their 20s were re-portedly shot in two sep-arate incidents in Fairhilland West Oak Lane. 8 p.m. Miguel Gonzalez,23, was shot multipletimes in the chest nearHancock and Dauphinstreets in North Philadel-phia and died.10:15 p.m. A 21-year-oldman was shot in theback at 18th Street andOgontz Avenue.10:20 p.m. A 29-year-oldman was shot once inthe face and twice in thechest on South Cleve-land Street in PointBreeze. He is currentlyhospitalized in criticalcondition.

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Colleen Fitzpatrick, pictured, said her daughter Jennifer was just getting her life

together. Jennifer was killed outside her home in West Philadelphia this week.

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DomestictroublesFitzpatrick recentlyobtained a restraining or-der against Alexander, ac-cording to courtdocuments. She wasreportedly trying to escapefrom their relationship.

Fitzpatrick’s mothersaid the man was well-known to the family butdeclined to provide toomuch detail regarding herrelationship. “He’s been

arrested,” she said. “Andnow he’ll get what’s com-ing to him.” Alexander,who didn’t have a criminalhistory prior to the slaying,was arraigned yesterday.He is charged with murder,violation of a protectionorder, possessing aninstrument of crime, reck-less endangerment andsimple assault. Alexanderis being held without bailand is next due in courtMarch 13 for a preliminaryhearing.

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Philly Soul ownerstraining players for Chinese leaguePhiladelphia’s indoor foot-ball league team is bring-ing some of thathometown “soul” abroadto China.

Yesterday, PhiladelphiaCouncilman David Oh metwith owners and execu-tives with the PhiladelphiaSoul to discuss the team’splans to help its parentleague, the Arena FootballLeague, to expand intoAsia.

Two of the Soul owners,Conshohocken business-man Martin Judge and RonJaworski, plan to introducea six-team indoor profes-sional football league in2014. The Soul is investing$20 million to send athlet-ic supplies overseas to helpkick off player and coachtraining at Asian universi-ties.

Judge said the Chinesehave too many dull sports.He wants to liven up thesports scene.

“Soccer’s boring,” saidJudge, a native of theNortheast. Judge addedthat the hardest part willbe introducing theAmerican brand of footballto the people.

“They have no ideawhat football is,” he said.“We’ve got to train them.”

David Niu, president ofAFL China, said he is excit-ed for what the venture

could mean for the twocountries moving forward.

“For the Chinese, arenafootball is a very newsports event,” Niu said,adding that he thinks peo-ple in China will like thesport and it could act as acultural bridge. “I thinkthe sport is good for USAand China people to un-derstand each other.”

Judge said the sixChinese teams would besold for $10 million each.China plans to holdAmerican AFL exhibitiongames in Beijing andGuangzhou in October,which would represent thefirst American footballgame played in China.

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Where’s the pork? In the defense budgetAdvocacy groups including Keystone Progress, Veterans for Peace and theDelaware Valley New Priorities Network yesterday delivered a petition with15,000 signatures to Sen. Bob Casey’s Philadelphia office. In light of the federalbudget battle, activists called on Congress to pull the “Pentagon pork.” They saidtrillions of dollars could be cut from defense spending over the next 10 yearswith no added security risks and the money would be better spent on socialservices and education. METRO

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Twenty-five arrestedin child porn operationTwenty-four New Jerseymen and a 17-year-oldmale were arrested lastweek in a massive childpornography operationthat included distributingchild rape videos, the NewJersey attorney general an-nounced yesterday.

Among the accused in-clude two men who are al-leged to be babysitters andone who is a registered sexoffender, according to astate police report.

The three-month longinvestigation, dubbedOperation Ever Vigilant,culminated Feb. 22.

According to AttorneyGeneral Jeffrey S. Chiles,some of the files found in-volved prepubescent boysand girls being sexuallymolested. Some showedboys and girls performingsexual acts on themselvesor others.

Other videos foundshowed necrophilia andbestiality.

“Anyone who views anddistributes child pornogra-phy — particularly thetype of child rape videostargeted in this operation— puts himself in leaguewith the predators whosexually assault children tocreate these videos,” Chilessaid.

The videos and imagesfound by officials wereshared through e-mail andfile-sharing networks, the

release said. New JerseyState Police, along withseveral local departmentsand county prosecutor’s of-fices, were involved in theinvestigation.

Each man has beencharged with second de-gree distribution of childpornography and fourth-degree possession of childpornography.

Evidence has beenturned over to a forensiclab for examination. Theinvestigation is ongoing.

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Christie signsgaming billNew Jersey Gov. ChrisChristie signed an on-line gaming bill, pavingthe way for the state tobecome the most mean-ingful individual state topass online gaming leg-islation so far.

This was largely antici-pated following his condi-tional veto on Feb. 7 of anonline gaming bill passedby the state’s legislaturein December 2012.

Christie pushed foran increase in the gam-ing tax rate to 15 percentfrom 10 percent, a 10-year sunset provision toallow for a review of on-line gaming in the state,and additionalsafeguards. REUTERS

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Pope Benedict XVI saysgoodbye, but not farewellThere was no sadness, re-gret, nor nostalgia even onSt. Peter’s Square yesterday— the day of Pope BenedictXVI’s final general audi-ence. Among the tens ofthousands of faithful therewere smiling faces and afew tears, not from sorrowbut from emotion. Whenhe first emerged in hisPopemobile, Benedict wasgreeted with an explosionof applause before hestopped to hold and kiss ababy.

If the faithful fearedBenedict would disappearforever, words of comfortfrom the outgoing pontiffsaid otherwise.

“I do not return to pri-vate life, to a life of travel,meetings, receptions, con-ferences and so on. I do notabandon the cross, but re-main in a new way near tothe Crucified Lord,” he toldthose gathered at St.Peter’s Square. “I no longerwield the power of the of-

fice for the government ofthe Church, but in theservice of prayer I remain,so to speak, within St.Peter’s bounds.”

His final words, reassur-ing and not formal, wereaimed directly at the heartof so many different peo-ple from all over the world,of all ages, united by thishistorical event.

He did speak of the test-ing times, comparing it toa noted Biblical passage.“[These years] have been astretch of the Church’s pil-grim way, which has seenmoments joy and light, butalso difficult moments. Ihave felt like St. Peter withthe Apostles in the boat onthe Sea of Galilee. ... Therehave been times when theseas were rough and thewind against us, as in thewhole history of theChurch it has ever been.”

The pope for dummiesThe Pope is resigning: anunprecedented event inmodern times. Indeed, be-cause the event is so un-usual, the Catholic Churchis charting new territoryas Benedict XVI leaves of-fice. Metro explains.

What happens today?This is the last day ofBenedict XVI’s pontificate.In the morning, he meetswith cardinals at theVatican. Cardinals, whichare based in countriesaround the world, havetraveled to Rome for thisevent. They convene againin March to elect a newPope. At 4:55 pm, BenedictXVI bids farewell to hisstaff and the Swiss Guardsat the Vatican ApostolicPalace and travels by heli-copter to Castel Gandolfo,the Pope’s vacationresidence. Once there, hewill greet the crowds fromthe balcony.

At 8 p.m., Benedict XVIofficially relinquishes thepapacy. The Swiss Guards,who serve the Pope,

depart and are replaced bysoldiers of the VaticanGendarmerie, who will beresponsible for BenedictXVI’s security until he dies.What will the Pope donext? Is he even a Popeanymore?As this is unchartered terri-tory for the Church,officials have had to comeup with new solutions.Benedict will be known as“Pope Emeritus” and willstill be called “His HolinessBenedict XV.I” He will con-tinue to wear the whitecassock reserved forPopes, but not the cape.Benedict, a renownedscholar, will live in amonastery, where he willspend his time studyingand writing.

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Obama is set to meetwith Republican Speakerof the House ofRepresentative JohnBoehner, among other topleaders. The meetingwould be the first betweenthe leaders this year, de-spite weeks of hagglingover whether and howWashington could avoidcuts known as the “se-quester,” which the WhiteHouse has warned willcause damage to U.S. eco-nomic growth.

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Hagel: Americacan’t ‘dictate’ to the world WASHINGTON. DecoratedVietnam veteran ChuckHagel was sworn in as U.S.defense secretary yester-day after a bruising Senateconfirmation battle, prom-ising to renew old U.S. al-liances and forge newones without attemptingto “dictate” to the world.

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Full NelsonThe Magic have blown uptheir roster and are carry-ing two quality backuppoint guards in E’TwaunMoore and Beno Udrih.Jameer Nelson’s oft-trou-blesome knee is acting upand he won’t have muchmotivation to fight it.Orlando is playing forping-pong balls.

Dunkin’ downGregg Popovich is a master

at getting his players topeak at the right time. Thatoften means resting TimDuncan down the stretch.Over the last three seasons,Duncan has never playedmore than 28 minutes anight in April.

In a flash

By now, it’s very obviousthat Eric Gordon’s knee is-sues are chronic. TheHornets didn’t get thememo when theymatched a four-year, $58million offer sheet lastsummer, but fantasy own-ers should have. Gordoncan’t be trusted to play atall down the stretch.

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1 Danny Granger, SF,IND — Within twoweeks, Granger willhave kicked the rustoff and earned hisstarting job back.

2 Mo Williams, PG,UTA — With histhumb nearly healed,Williams will step inas a focal point.

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SHUTDOWN CITYAs we creep towardthe NBA’s finishline, garden-varietyankle sprains canbecome season-altering injuries.

Owners expecting Tim Duncan to carry them downthe stretch will be disappointed.

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Sometimes, all it takes tochange the attitude of afranchise is new uni-forms. The jersey changemade by coach GordonBombay in “The MightyDucks” turned his teamfrom bottom feeders intoDistrict 5 champions.

Union manager JohnHackworth is hoping forsimilar success for hisclub as they embark on anew season Saturday. OnTuesday, the Union heldan unveiling of their newkit at Xfinity Live!

The new shirts featurea ‘B’ in the bottom leftquadrant on the front ofthe jersey. The ‘B’ symbol-izes the Bethlehem Steel,a soccer club which exist-ed in the Philadelphiaarea from 1911-1930. TheSteel were five-time win-ners of the U.S. Open Cup(1915, 1916, 1918, 1919,1926) and were one of the

most popular teams inOpen Cup history.

Hackworth is excitedto start the season andfeels like the necessarysteps have been taken toturn things around.

"Everybody feels like

the work has been doneand the preparedness isthere,” said Hackworth.“We’re excited to startthe new season and we’regoing to be playing foryou [the fans] onSaturday.”

The Sons of Benpacked the event andwere decked out head totoe in Union jerseys, hatsand sweatshirts. One ofthe founding members ofthe group, Grant Scavello,chimed in about the up-coming season.

“I think we’re definitelyset up for more successthan last season,” saidScavello. “With the addi-tion of Conor Casey, aswell as Jeff Park, it’s defi-nitely adding a lot ofdepth to the roster.[General manager] NickSakiewicz has reallypushed this team to getback to where they weretwo years ago, not onlyregarding the new acqui-sitions but bringing guysback like Sebastien LeToux as well.”

Union unveil new kit,open season Saturday

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