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PD: Man facing charges after shots fired in Lycoming County

By Julia Priest,

5 days ago

WILLIAMSPORT, LYCOMING COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A man is facing several charges after police say an argument led to shots being fired in Lycoming County.

On September 10, police were called to a home on Isabella Street for an argument involving a gun.

Police detained 20-year-old Dominic Sanso and several other individuals inside the home.

Investigators claim Sanso began to assault a woman during an argument and fired a shot through a window.

Police later learned the gun used to fire the shot was stolen and Sanso was taken into custody.

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Ken Yoder

2d ago

A man? Looks like a punk.

3d ago

SEND EM BACK TO HOGWARTS !!!

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