PHILADELPHIA - Police say a newborn is alive after the baby's mom was killed in a shooting early Saturday morning.The pregnant woman was shot multiple times on Richmond Street and Wheatsheaf Lane shortly before 1:30 a.m., according to police.

She was pronounced dead on the scene.She and her unborn baby were transported to Temple University Hospital, where police say doctors were able to save the baby.Police say the baby is still alive at this time.Witnesses reportedly heard gunshots and saw a car leave the scene, possibly a dark-colored Dodge Charger or Chevy Camaro.AdvertisementNo arrests have been made and no weapons recovered..

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