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CRIME & SAFETY
DUI checkpoint set in Pennsylvania
EYEWITNESS NEWS (WBRE/WYOU) — State police announced DUI checkpoints will be placed across various roadways in Pennsylvania for Memorial Day weekend. According to Pennsylvania State Police, sobriety checkpoints and roving patrols aim to deter drinking and driving. Police say they are operating with a “zero-tolerance enforcement policy.” Police say checkpoints and roving patrols will be placed […]
Tyemeshia Miller, 19, Mom To Be, Shot Dead In Harrisburg
A pregnant teenager is dead following what was initially reported as a "shots fired" incident, police in Harrisburg explained Monday night. Tyemeshia Miller, 19, of Harrisburg was found shot in the back in the area of North 4th and Woodbine streets around 5:45 p.m. on May 13, according to the Bureau's release and the Dauphin County Coroner's Office.
Harrisburg man accused of pointing gun during road rage turns himself in
The 57-year-old Harrisburg man who police say pointed a gun at two people during a road rage incident earlier this month in Cumberland County surrendered on Wednesday, according to a press release. Police said William S. Kent turned himself in around 9 a.m., one day after police filed criminal charges...
Police seek help identifying suspected e-bike thief in Harrisburg
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Harrisburg Police are looking for help in identifying a suspected e-bike thief. According to police, the suspected theft occurred around 3 p.m. Saturday on the 2700 block of Agate Street. The victim reported they were shopping at a local store when an unknown man approached and asked the victim to buy some items for him.
Harrisburg police search for missing 34-year-old
DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa (WHP) — Harrisburg police are searching for a missing man. Officers received reports on Monday, May 6 that 34-year-old Jordan Brown was missing, according to the Harrisburg Bureau of Police. Police say Brown is a 5'7" Black man with a medium build, brown eyes and short...
'Be careful homie': Man charged in Franklin County overdose death warned victim
A Harrisburg man charged with selling the drugs that killed a Franklin County man sent texts warning him to not do too much and to have Narcan on hand in case he overdosed, according to court documents. Daquan Woods, 27, was charged this week with drug delivery resulting in death...
Hitman gets life sentence
HARRISBURG, Penn. — An appeals court in Pennsylvania upheld the life sentence of a criminal defendant who committed a hired murder when he shot and killed the romantic partner of his client’s former paramour. He says certain witness testimony should not have been admitted and that his due process rights were violated, but these arguments are meritless.
Pa. lawmakers working on bill to expand body cameras for wildlife officers
HARRISBURG, Pa. — Lawmakers in Harrisburg are working on legislation that would give more game wardens and waterways officers the choice to wear a body camera while on duty. “It's a neutral, objective witness to the occurrences [that happen]," said Jason Raup, assistant counsel for the Pennsylvania Game Commission. "What statements were made, what actions were taken.”
Man Tells Troopers He Gave Chase Because He Didn't Want A Ticket
Man Tells Troopers He Gave Chase Because He Didn't Want A Ticket. (Harrisburg, PA) -- State police say a Philadelphia man was doing a hundred-and-forty miles-per-hour when he was pulled over on the Pennsylvania Turnpike. Court records show 25-year-old Schnyder Levasseur told troopers he gave chase because he didn't want a ticket for having a loud exhaust system. State police were able to arrest him after he crashed near Exit 247 for Harrisburg after failing to navigate the curve on the exit ramp. Levasseur is being held in the Dauphin County Prison on over ten traffic violations as well as charges of evading officers.
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