A bloody, bullet-filled weekend left 11 people dead across Philadelphia, where drugs and disrespect have trumped brotherly love and the murder rate is on pace to be the highest in a decade.

The city has seen more than one killing a day this year, totaling 127 as of Monday afternoon. New York, Chicago and Los Angeles , whose populations are much larger than Philadelphia’s 1.5 million residents , have had fewer homicides this year.

The spike over the weekend was partly blamed on the first warm weather of the season. But rain or shine, Philadelphia police say the chronic problems remain the same: poverty, lax gun laws and a culture of intimidation that keeps witnesses silent , and shooters on the streets.

“It’s the community’s decision right now,” said police Capt. Benjamin Naish. “They are the people that must stand up and get angry and say, ‘Enough is enough.’”