Philadelphia homicide detectives say morale has improved since moving out of the Roundhouse — and it might be showing in their work. From having to share 15 computers for 80-100 detectives, to now having their own desks, police say the move to Broad St. has helped boost productivity, contributing to the city’s highest homicide clearance rate in 40 years. But it's not the whole story. The Inquirer’s Criminal Justice reporter, Ellie Rushing, joins us at the Wooder Cooler to explain how their new home base is just one factor that helped fuel a historic turnaround. 👀 Watch the full interview and read more of Ellie Rushing’s reporting on homicide clearance rates at our link in bio. 📹 by Ariane Datil / Staff 📝 by Ellie Rushing / Staff #police #phillytiktok #phillytok #cops #copsoftiktok