The man who was found shot in a vehicle in Pittsburgh’s Larimer neighborhood Monday night has been identified.

The Allegheny County medical examiner’s office said Tyqueon Goins, 20, of Pittsburgh, was discovered by officers with multiple gunshot wounds on Meadow Street between Tripod Way and Finley Street.

He was pronounced dead at 9:21 p.m.

Initial reports indicate the incident may be gang-related. After receiving ShotSpotter alerts, Zone 5 police officers responded to the area about 8:15 p.m.

Police continue to investigate and No arrests have been made. .

Anyone with information is asked to call homicide detectives at 412-323-7800.

A law firm hired by the Humane Society of the United States is conducting an internal investigation. They’ve identified three complaints of sexual harassment by chief executive Wayne Pacelle and found that senior female leaders said their warnings about his conduct went unheeded.

The investigation also found the nonprofit agency, one of the country’s biggest animal charities, had offered settlements to three other workers who said they were demoted or dismissed after reporting Pacelle’s alleged behavior, according to the Humane Society memo.

Fiat Chrysler executives lavished more than $1.5 million in gifts and prohibited payments to UAW leaders in what federal prosecutors say was an effort to give the automaker a better position at the bargaining table.

A $30,000 party for one UAW official that included $7,000 worth of cigars and $3,000 in specially labeled bottles of wine were a couple of the payoffs.

In nearly every instance, the money came through the UAW-Chrysler National Training Center using money provided by FCA. It’s been alleged by Federal prosecutors that the gifts violated the federal Labor Management Relations Act and were intended to “obtain benefits, concessions and advantages for FCA in the negotiation, implementation and administration of the collective bargaining agreements between FCA and the UAW.”

Won’t you be my neighbor?

TriStar Pictures has the distribution rights to the film “You Are My Friend”, according to Variety, which is based on the real-life friendship between Fred Rogers and journalist Tom Junod. In the book, Junod is a journalist who is assigned to write a profile piece on Mr. Rogers.

Tom Hanks will play Mr. Rogers in the motion picture version of his story .

A New Castle man is facing a long list of charges after he allegedly sexually assaulted a 15-year-old girl he met on a dating app. 44-year-old Douglas Gilghrist allegedly traveled to Montgomery County last summer after meeting the teen on the app. State police say he sexually assaulted and had indecent contact with the victim on a number of occasions. Gilghrist was arrested last week at his workplace. He’s now being held in the Lawrence County jail.