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Four teens wanted after Temple University student robbed. (Philadelphia Police Department)PHILADELPHIA - The search is on for four suspects after police say a Temple University student was robbed last month.Police say four male teens demanded the female student's belongings on April 5 on the 1600 block of Fontain Street, just blocks away from Temple University campus.The suspects fled after she handed over her wallet, which contained her ID and credit/debits cards, according to police.MORE HEADLINES:AdvertisementPolice say the group is allegedly responsible for several other robbers in Center City and North Philadelphia..

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