Philadelphia man sentenced to over 17 years for violent home invasion robberies

Ali Chandler has been sentenced to over seventeen years for participating in two violent home invasions targeting local business figures near Philadelphia. Both he and co-defendant Abdullah Hartage pleaded guilty for their roles in these incidents that left victims injured.



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