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Ohio man charged after Pittsburgh TSA finds gun in carry-on bag
Two men, including one from Ohio, have been charged this month in separate incidents where both individuals brought firearms to Pittsburgh International Airport . The Allegheny County Police Department said both men tried to bring firearms through the airport's Transportation Security Administration security checkpoint in carry-on bags, an action forbidden by the agency. Additionally, neither man was licensed to carry a concealed firearm, police said. Here's the latest about what we know. Ohio man one of two charged after bringing guns to Pittsburgh airport Two men with firearms at Pittsburgh International Airport were arrested in unrelated incidents. On Nov. 7, Pittsburgh International Airport's TSA agents discovered a Smith and Wesson 4043 .40mm caliber handgun in a carry-on bag that belonged to 46-year-old Philip Ralph Wilson, according to police . Wilson, of Irondale, Ohio, didn't have a valid license to carry a concealed firearm, and he was arrested on a firearms charge. The FBI was notified. Irondale is roughly 50 miles southeast of Canton, close to Ohio's border with West Virginia. Wilson was awaiting a preliminary hearing scheduled for Nov. 23, according to court records. Holiday's case didn't appear in a search of public court records. Just two days earlier, on
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TUESDAY IN WASHINGTON COUNTY – Shapiro Administration to Team Up with West Virginia, Ohio to Remind Travelers to Drive Sober and Slower this Holiday Season
Claysville, PA – On Tuesday, Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT) Secretary Mike Carrol and Pennsylvania State Police (PSP) Troop B Commanding Officer Captain Jeremy Barni will gather with representatives from neighboring states at the Welcome Center at Washington in Claysville to kick off Operation Safe Holiday, reminding drivers throughout both states to wear their seat belts, drive sober, and eliminate distractions behind the wheel this holiday season.