. >> reporter: ameer pinkney was riding a bike with a friend that's when he was shot. >>> his friendalled the police. >> reporter: pinkney died at the hospital. >>> i'm not supposed to bury my children. >> reporter: pinkney's friend could tell who the shooter was, but more evidence is needed. >>> i just want justice for my son, no information that anybody knows is too little or too big. >> reporter: the city is offering $20,000 in reward money for the arrest and conviction of the person responsible. all you have to do is call 215-546-tips. all calls remain anonymous. >>> no parent, no mother should have to go through what i'm going through. for crime fighters i'm rick williams channel 6 "action news." connections. you're not just in the classroom; you're part of the community. you meet these tiny kids every year, and you help them learn and grow. but you also get to know their families, and over the years they become a part of your life, and you become a part of theirs. when you build those connections, you can accomplish some pretty amazing things. i'm jackie kruzik and i'm proud to

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accounting of the officers and so i think mosier he ended up being a prisoner of war and i think pinkney did until the seizure of 1783. does that answer your question. >> they did not go home. contrary to the apparent permission to go home. a number of these men were from the up country and a number of onm were finally exchanged may 1, 1783. werehey definitely interested in february of 1783 --n they signed a position petition to the carolinas senate asking for relief and that was after the british had evacuated charleston and green control it. i said, there were a number of prisoners because of the number of american prisoners longer than other gentlemen. >> we have heard recently about interrogation techniques that have been used. can you please tell me about if the british employed interrogation techniques on recently captured officers to gain intelligence and do you know what resulted on that at all? there is definitely instances of abuse of enlisted prisoners usually by a sergeant or noncommissioned officer but not with a view to gain intelligence. with regard to the officer corps, e