Seifullah Abdul-Salaam, now 47, was convicted in 1995 of first-degree murder for shooting and killing New Cumberland Police Officer Willis Cole a year earlier.

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Seifullah Abdul-Salaam was charged with killing New Cumberland Police Officer Will Cole in 1994. He originally was given the death penalty.

Seifullah Abdul-Salaam, now 54, will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole after a Cumberland County jury failed to reach a unanimous verdict sentencing him to life ...

Abdul-Salaam was previously sentenced to death for the killing, but that sentence was overturned in 2018. In last week's resentencing trial, Seifullah Abdul-Salaam avoided being sentenced to death ...

Abdul-Salaam will spend the rest of his life in prison without parole. Officer Cole’s family is expected to make a statement later today. This is a developing story.

A man will be formally resentenced Friday for a previous conviction of killing a police officer in Cumberland County.A jury heard testimony last week in Seifullah Abdul-Salaam's penalty phase ...

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