'Dying' for a new approach: How a mayoral nominee would use drones to destroy this Philadelphia drug market

David Oh, the Republican candidate for mayor of Philadelphia, shared how years of failed city policies have eliminated police officers' power in Kensington. WARNING: This story contains graphic images. PHILADELPHIA -- David Oh is frustrated with widespread, open-air drug use and high crime in the Kensington neighborhood. That's why the mayoral nominee has formed a plan aiming to clean up the streets and to save and protect its residents, helpless to stop addicts from stumbling through the streets in a stupor. "If we get rid of Kensington Avenue as a place that exists in this region, the better off people will be," Oh, a Republican, said.