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The Spun
NorthcentralPA.com
Argument over rent ends in strangulation
Williamsport, Pa. — Police were called to a Williamsport home for a reported strangling on March 5. According to the complaint, Tyran Shareef Fisher, 36, choked the victim over an argument about rent. Fisher held the victim for 10 seconds after she spit on him. Fisher strangled the victim and told her he didn’t care if she called the police, Officer Brett Gabrick said. Tyran allegedly changed his mind when the victim did call authorities. He quickly left the area in a black sedan. Fisher is being charged with strangulation, simple assault, and harassment and his being held at the Lycoming County Prison on $50,000 monetary bail. Garbrick said the victim had marks on her neck consistent with being strangled. Docket sheet
lehighvalleynews.com
Wholesale egg prices are finally starting to crack, with some relief evident at the grocery store
BETHLEHEM, Pa. — Egg prices have finally started to, ahem, crack at local grocery chains and are heading in a direction for which shoppers have anxiously waited — down. Some of the cheapest prices spotted Tuesday included $5.79 for a dozen large cartoned white eggs at Wegmans, while prices at Giant were around $5.99 a dozen, with cage-free eggs at $6.69 a dozen.
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PennLive.com
Pa. man charged with killing girlfriend’s pitbull puppy
A Pennsylvania man faces a felony charge after police said he killed his girlfriend’s puppy during a domestic dispute. Aliquippa police in Beaver County said in a Facebook post that Brandon Miller, 24, had an argument with his girlfriend on March 7 at her home in Aliquippa when he threw a 10-month-old pitbull named “Ace” down a flight of stairs.
skooknews.com
Ringtown Man Arrested for Weapons of Mass Destruction, Reckless Endangerment
A Ringtown man is facing multiple felony charges, including possession of weapons of mass destruction, after allegedly discharging a firearm inside an occupied residence and possessing explosive devices. Paul Kline, 62, was taken into custody on March 12, 2025, and charged with the following offenses:. F2 Weapons of Mass Destruction...