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CRIME & SAFETY
Middletown Man Charged with Robbery, Rape After Officer-Involved Shooting at Calm Spa
LANCASTER, Pa. — A Middletown man was arrested Tuesday night after a violent incident at Calm Spa in Penn Township led to an officer-involved shooting. Christopher Rivera was taken into…
Bicyclist hit by vehicle on Route 8 in Shaler has died
Aug. 29—The bicyclist who was struck by a vehicle Thursday morning before dawn in Shaler has died, according to police. Allegheny County Police announced the man death's Thursday afternoon. They said his identification will be released by the county medical examiner's office. According to Allegheny County Police, the collision in the 1700 block of William Flynn Highway was reported at 4:50 ...
Former employee charged with stealing from State Pipe Services
Cranberry Township Police on Aug. 21 charged an Export woman with three counts of felony theft by unlawful taking and three counts of receiving stolen property for allegedly stealing $143,063.51 from her employer. Kristen L. Jakub, 32, was hired by State Pipe Services in August 2019 to handle the company’s...
State Police Gearing Up for Labor Day Weekend Traffic Enforcement
GREENSBURG, Pa. — Troopers across the region will be out in full force this Labor Day weekend in an ongoing effort to save lives and keep roads and highways safe. In anticipation of increased vehicle traffic, members of Troop A will have expanded patrols over the holiday weekend to respond to incidents as they unfold, ensure motorists are practicing proper driving habits, and take action against illegal or unsafe behaviors such as speeding, aggressive, and distracted driving.
North Huntingdon man charged in opiate prescription scheme
A week after a Penn Township man pleaded guilty to writing fake prescriptions for thousands of opiate pills, police charged a second man who they said was involved in the scheme. Curtis A. Stewart, 55, of North Huntingdon, was charged Thursday with acquisition by misrepresentation, forgery, identity theft, criminal use...
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