Background: View of the 2300 block of Edgley Street in Philadelphia, PA (Google Maps). Inset: Sincere Camps (Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center).
Following a pizza delivery to a home in Pennsylvania, a man was tragically killed by a teenager as he returned to his vehicle, according to officials.
The suspect, 14-year-old Sincere Camps, faces a multitude of charges, including murder, conspiracy, and robbery causing serious injury. Additional charges include possession of a crime instrument with intent and recklessly endangering another person. Court documents accessed by Law&Crime indicate Camps is currently held at the Philadelphia Juvenile Justice Services Center, with bail denied.
Authorities have identified the victim as Anshul Kuncha, age 28.
Philadelphia Police reported that Kuncha was lured to the 2300 block of Edgley Street around 12:30 a.m. on June 5. Local NBC affiliate WCAU stated that an order for three pizzas was made to an unoccupied apartment.
As Kuncha left his vehicle to drop the food off, two people in dark clothing reportedly followed him, a visual that could be seen on nearby surveillance video. The delivery driver dropped off the food, and as he stood outside the apartment, he was shot in the head and then robbed.
Police responded to the area to find Kuncha lying on the ground unresponsive. He had a gunshot wound to the head and was bleeding profusely.
The victim was brought to a local hospital where he was pronounced dead.
Inside the apartment, cops found three pizza boxes and a bag that were seemingly untouched, a likely indication that the victim had dropped off the pizza right before he was killed, area ABC affiliate WPVI reported. Investigators also found three spent shell casings inches away from where Kuncha was found lying on the ground.
It is unclear whether another suspect is wanted in this case.
Camps had a preliminary arraignment in court on Saturday. He is scheduled to return on July 21.