Holding her young son outside a Philadelphia courthouse yesterday, an angry and tearful Kim Pawlowski said the fact that her husband’s killer wasn’t sentenced to die meant “Justice was not served.”
A deadlocked jury led to admitted cop killer Rasheed Scruggs being sentenced to life without parole. Jurors couldn’t agree on life-or-death.
“No matter what they said, nothing was going to give you back your husband,” Judge Renee Cardwell Hughes said.
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