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Max M. Marin
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Reporter. Investigations team @PhillyInquirer / email: mmarin at inquirer dot com
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 24, 2022
    Philly basically has a Crisco line item in the annual budget to grease the streetlights when the teams win big, but big government is no match for this guy at Broad & Locust who just casually catches a Twisted Tea from 15 feet up like he was born for this (vid via a source)
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 1, 2020
    A laptop and USB devices were stolen sometime this week from the Philadelphia’s elections storage warehouse. I went over this morning to check out the security situation. I was able to walk right into the voting machine storage unit, alone, for several minutes.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Jul 28, 2019
    My friend was at a bar in Old City yesterday when this beefy dude stopped at a table outside, emptied two 5 hour energy shots into two bottles of Muscle Milk and then walked away, presumably to commit an aggravated assault. Visit Philadelphia.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Dec 24, 2020
    Philadelphia Inquirer, Dec. 26, 1912:
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 22, 2023
    Flawless.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Nov 23, 2020
    Philadelphia, PA — The feds got "Tony Meatballs."
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    Max M. Marin
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    Jun 5, 2022
    Saturday night in Philadelphia. A mass shooting on 4th & South Street with reports of nearly a dozen people shot. I’m on scene where police have cordoned off the popular weekend strip, a trail of what appears to be blood snaking along the sidewalk in front of a Rita’s Water Ice.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 1, 2020
    Replying to @MaxMMarin
    City Commissioners told me this morning the stolen devices have been disabled & they do not compromise the integrity of the Nov. election. When this video ends, I ran into an staffer who told me press can’t be in the building. I told him the door was open & I announced my name.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Nov 23, 2022
    Good time to mention that the Philly guy with the full-sleeve Ben Simmons tattoo managed to get a fairly impressive cover up done a few weeks ago!
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 1, 2020
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    JUST IN: In response to the theft & my subsequent reporting from the warehouse, @PhillyMayor is ramping up security: - Increased guards at the site 24/7 - Adding round-the-clock police presence - a new logging procedure for entering/exiting the building
    Lax security measures discovered at Philly election warehouse where materials were stolen
    From billypenn.com
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    Max M. Marin
    @MaxMMarin
    Oct 1, 2020
    Replying to @MaxMMarin
    This is the outside of the storage warehouse where the theft took place. I didn’t see any security cameras outside or in the building.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 26, 2023
    Happening now: Progressive Jewish groups and other pro-Palestine demonstrators in Philly descend on U.S. Sen. John Fetterman’s office for second week in a row to demand a ceasefire in Gaza — this time shutting down Chestnut Street and deploying an enormous Fetterman puppet.
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    Max M. Marin
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    Dec 19, 2019
    Another way to phrase this news is that the entire Philadelphia region's credit card info has possibly been compromised
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    Dann Cuellar
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    Dec 19, 2019
    #BREAKING: If you used a credit card to pay for something at any WAWA since March 2019, you may consider replacing it. WAWA CEO says they had a major DATA BREACH that was contained Dec 12. More on Action News @6abc
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    Max M. Marin
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    Oct 1, 2020
    Replying to @MaxMMarin
    There’s a man sitting in the door now, more staffers coming in and out of the building. I likely just walked in at a moment where no one is around, but the ease of access was still alarming to me.