the soot filters have collected particulate matter in excess of a predetermined limit (i.e., when a regeneration event occurs). Stated otherwise, only a first of the soot filters is regenerated when a first regeneration event occurs. Only a second of the soot filters is regenerated when a second regeneration event occurs, and so on until all soot filters have been regenerated. After they all have been regenerated, the filter regenerator tarts over with the first of the soot filters at the next regeneration event.
Additional features and advantages of the apparatus will become apparent to those skilled in the art upon consideration of the following detailed description exemplifying the best mode as presently perceived.PHILADELPHIA, April 19, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- A wrongly convicted man who was released from prison after seven years has sued a former Philadelphia detective who put him there and the city that failed for years to prevent the detective's widespread misconduct.

The lawsuit was filed by Ross Feller Casey, LLP on behalf of James Frazier who, in 2013 at the age of 18, was convicted and sentenced to life in prison for a role in a double murder in Philadelphia based on testimony coerced by Homicide Detective Philip Nordo.

A grand jury indicted Nordo in February of multiple counts of rape, related sex offenses and official oppression. He is accused of repeatedly using his position of power to groom criminal informants as sexual conquests. After the indictment, the Philadelphia Police