FIRST ON FOX: A Penn State senior was gunned down just feet from his Philadelphia home after chasing suspects who allegedly stole his cellphone, leaving a 22-year-old journalism student dead months before graduation.Police dispatch audio obtained by Fox News Digital captures the chaotic moments after the June 6 shooting of Billy Schmidt, including officers reporting a shell casing recovered at the scene, broadcasting a suspect description and relaying that the alleged gunman turned and fired before fleeing.The Philadelphia Police Department told Fox News Digital that information broadcast over police radio is unverified and emphasized that the homicide investigation remains ongoing.No arrests have been made."I hope they find these animals and put them in cages for the rest of their lives," the victim's sister, Anna Schmidt, told Fox News' CB Cotton.
"I don't care how old they are.They deserve to spend the rest of their life in jail for taking away my brother.
I don't think anyone will ever understand this pain that they have caused."WATCH: Family of slain Penn State student speaks out after fatal shootingPOLICE HUNT SUSPECT AFTER RECENT BUSINESS SCHOOL GRADUATE KILLED IN DOWNTOWN SHOOTING"He was unarmed.And all this for a phone? It just doesn't even make sense."The dispatch audio reveals the frantic response after the shooting."It's going to be one man shot in the chest," an officer can be heard reporting in one dispatch transmission.Minutes later, another transmission provided new details from the scene.PHILADELPHIA POLICE RELEASE VIDEO OF STREET FIGHT THAT ENDED IN FATAL SHOOTING, SEEK HELP IN HUNT FOR SUSPECT"We have one male shot, one confirmed chest so far," a dispatcher said, adding that one casing was found in front of the address.The audio also captures officers relaying witness information about the shooting."The offender then turned around and shot the male once in the chest and ran," an officer said over police radio.PHILADELPHIA TEENAGERS CHARGED IN S...