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CRIME & SAFETY
WOMAN CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH DRUG OVERDOSE DEATH TO BE SENTENCED
A woman charged in connection with the death of her husband in July of 2023 is due in Indiana County court today for a sentencing hearing. 37-year-old Lauren Bingaman pleaded guilty on July 1st to four counts of child endangerment and single counts of involuntary manslaughter and possession of a controlled substance with intent to deliver. The charges stemmed from the death of 34-year-old Daniel Bingaman of Clymer, who died due to an overdose of a combination of fentanyl and xylazine. While investigating his death, troopers noticed Lauren present with several young children in reach of drug paraphernalia. Police said she purchased the drugs that lead to his death. Four counts of reckless endangerment and a single count of drug delivery resulting in death were not prosecuted as part of the deal.
INDIANA BOROUGH POLICE CHARGE HOME WOMAN WITH DUI
Indiana Borough Police charged a woman from Home with DUI and related crimes for an incident in late July. Officers pulled over a car in the 300 block of Philadelphia Street at 3:05 AM on July 28th for some traffic violations. The driver, 22-year-old Camille Gibbons, was intoxicated to the point that she was unsafe to drive. She was taken into custody and brought to the hospital for evidence collection before being released to a sober person. Based on the investigation, along with the lab results, charges were filed with District Judge Tony Sottile’s office.
PSP REPORTS: CRASH, MEGAN’S LAW VIOLATION
One person suffered minor injuries in a crash last Friday in Rayne Township. State police were called to a crash involving one vehicle along Route 110 around 5:36 p.m. They say the driver, 52-year-old Angela Hammer of Ernest, suffered a medical emergency while driving and crossed into a bank along the northbound lane before crashing into a tree.
Conflicting stories coming from officials about state of Northern Cambria Borough PD
The mayor of Northern Cambria Borough says two officers, including the chief, are resigned, but multiple sources in the borough said that is not the case. Lisa Tomallo Mays is the mayor in Northern Cambria. In an email to 6News she said she received a resignation letter from police chief Derek Stitt and a text from officer Tonya Marshall stating her last day.
Cambria County Man Has Charges Withdrawn
We have the latest now on a child rape case involving a Johnstown man officials telling us tonight that charges are being withdrawn against the man accused of forcing a young girl to perform sexual acts. In April police charged 33-year-old Scott Wagner following an investigation into allegations that he...
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