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Lancaster
Police & Fire
PA Man Goes For Naked Stroll In Middle Of Road, Police Say PA Man Goes For Naked Stroll In Middle Of Road, Police Say
PA Man Goes For Naked Stroll In Middle Of Road, Police Say A 50-year-old man was found walking naked in Manheim, PennTownship on Saturday, according to a police release on Jan. 29. Michael David Braungard, a Manheim local, was seen by passersby who called the police and "reported [a] naked male walking in the roadway," as stated in the release by the Northern Lancaster County Regional Police Department.  NLCRPD officers arrived at the first block of Doe Run Road on Jan. 27 and found Braungard as described. The time of day of the incident was not released.  What time of day this happened and why he was doing this was not shared. …

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by Jillian Pikora
York
Police & Fire
ARSON: Drunk PA Convict Tried To Burn Down Burlington Coat Factory ARSON: Drunk PA Convict Tried To Burn Down Burlington Coat Factory
Arson: Drunk PA Convict Tried To Burn Down Burlington Coat Factory A York County man has been charged in connection with arson at the Burlington Coat Factory, police announced on Jan. 4. 2024. Douglas Edward Frock, a 60-year-old York City native, is accused of attempting to burn down the Burlington Coat Factory located at 420 Town Center Drive, York on Dec. 18, 2023, as detailed by West Manchester police in a release.  He was supposedly drunk at the time of the arson attempt and this was during the store's open business hours.  His motive was not released, so Daily Voice reached out to the court for more information and has yet to hear back…

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by Jillian Pikora
South Passaic
Police & Fire
CAUGHT! Ex-Con Charged With Hit-Run Death Of Woodland Park Woman CAUGHT! Ex-Con Charged With Hit-Run Death Of Woodland Park Woman
Caught! Ex-Con Charged With Hit-Run Death Of Woodland Park Woman A Woodland Park driver charged in the hit-and-run death of a 31-year-old borough woman is an ex-con with a lengthy rap sheet, including an assault arrest in Hackensack just the other day, Daily Voice has found. Abdullah Parker, 57, was charged with vehicular homicide in the Oct. 15 death of Lillian Zamlout as she walked in the area of McBride Avenue and Hughes Place in town. Zamlout was taken to St. Joseph’s University Medical Center after Parker's black Honda Odyssey bounded onto the sidewalk and hit her, authorities said. She was pronounced dead at the hospital a short time later, they …

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by Jerry DeMarco
Cumberland
News
One-Legged Enola Convict Wanted By Sheriff One-Legged Enola Convict Wanted By Sheriff
One-Legged Enola Convict Wanted By Sheriff A man who previously lost his leg in a chase is wanted after being convicted of fleeing from police, authorities announced on Thursday, Sept. 14.  Christopher Beaver, 47, of Enola has a criminal record dating back 29 years and he is on the run again after his most recent conviction.  Beaver was convicted of a felony for fleeing and eluding police, among other related charges, on August 30, 2023. The jury trial held before President Judge Edward Guido was done in absentia, as Beaver failed to appear. Beaver had been on the run from police for over two years following his hig…

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by Jillian Pikora
Lancaster
News
Lititz Sex Offender Who Assaulted 13-Year-Old Released— AGAIN, Police Say Lititz Sex Offender Who Assaulted 13-Year-Old Released— AGAIN, Police Say
Lititz Sex Offender Who Assaulted 13-Year-Old Released— Again, Police Say A 28-year-old registered sex offender who has allegedly sexually assaulted yet another 13-year-old girl has been released, authorities announced on Wednesday, May 31, 2023.  Derek Alan Manz recently pleaded guilty to Disorderly Conduct Hazardous/Physical Offense, and Harassment - Communication of Lewd, Threatening Language in two separate cases Daily Voice previously reported.  He also turned himself into the police on charges of Aggravated Indecent Assault, Unlawful Contact with a Minor, Indecent Assault, Corruption of Minors, and Endangering the Welfare of Mi…

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by Daily Voice
Adams
News
Son MedEvac'd After Stabbing By 75-Year-Old Dad, Pennsylvania State Police Say Son MedEvac'd After Stabbing By 75-Year-Old Dad, Pennsylvania State Police Say
Son MedEvac'd After Stabbing By 75-Year-Old Dad, Pennsylvania State Police Say 'I brought him into this world. I might as well take him out of it," 75-year-old, James Westley Suman Jr. told authorities when they asked if he wanted to kill his son when he stabbed him on Wednesday, Nov. 2, according to a criminal complaint filed by the Pennsylvania state police. State police in Kittanning were called to the reported stabbing in the 1100 block of Washington Street, Parks Township around 7:40 p.m., according to a release by the police.  Police arrived to find that the elder Suman had stabbed his son in the heat of an argument, the release details. His 53-year-old so…

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by Jillian Pikora
Dauphin
News
Ransom Demands For $10K Texted To Family Of Missing PA Man: Police Ransom Demands For $10K Texted To Family Of Missing PA Man: Police
Ransom Demands For $10K Texted To Family Of Missing PA Man: Police A central Pennsylvania family received disturbing texts after their son went missing, police say. The Highspire Borough police have been searching for Shaquan Dunston, 26, who has been missing since at 3 p.m. on Sunday, May 1, the department says. The following day his family began receiving text messages from his phone number demanding $10,000 if they wanted to see him again. Dunston was last seen wearing a blue tie-dyed t-shirt and is described as a black male, 6’1”, approximately 220 pounds. He was operating a black 2015 Ford Fusion bearing PA Registration LSB8355. He has been kno…

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by Jillian Pikora
York
Police & Fire
Bizarre Incidents Involving Drugs, Gun, Fleeing At Hotels In Central PA Led To Multiple Arrests Bizarre Incidents Involving Drugs, Gun, Fleeing At Hotels In Central PA Led To Multiple Arrests
Bizarre Incidents Involving Drugs, Gun, Fleeing At Hotels In Central PA Led To Multiple Arrests Bizarre incidents at hotels in central Pennsylvania led to multiple arrests, according to a release by police on Wednesday. William Kenneth Nash, 26, of Vernon Street in Harrisburg, was arrested with a gun in his vehicle on Oct. 5 around 3:15 p.m., according to Fairview Township police. Police were dispatched to the area after a caller at a hotel off Limekiln Road told dispatchers that a man pulled a handgun on them. Nash admitted to pulling out the pistol during the argument with the caller, despite the fact that due to his criminal record he is not supposed to have a firearm, accordin…

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by Jillian Pikora
Cumberland
Police & Fire
Ex-Con Chucks Cold Chicken At Victim's Head In PA Walmart, Police Say Ex-Con Chucks Cold Chicken At Victim's Head In PA Walmart, Police Say
Ex-Con Chucks Cold Chicken At Victim's Head In PA Walmart, Police Say A 20-year-old woman with a criminal record threw a cold chicken at another woman's head inside of a Pennsylvania Walmart, state police say. Tahonee Fickes tossed the meat at the 52-year-old victim inside of a a Guilford Township Walmart, hitting the back of the woman's head on Oct. 7, State Police say. It was unclear what prompted the attack. Fickes was charged with harassment, court documents show. Last year, Fickes was convicted for passing a forged check, and was arrested for child endangerment last month, SmokingGun.com reports. She was also arrested for criminal mischief in 2020.

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by Cecilia Levine
Lancaster
News
Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot
Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot The victim of a shooting on Friday in the city of Lancaster has been identified by police. Rolando "Peanut" Nazir Rivera, 23, of the 200 block of Ruby Street in Lancaster, was shot in the 500 block of Third Street around 9:45 p.m. 😈😎😏💯💯💯 Posted by Nut Da-manace on Sunday, April 23, 2017 When police arrived, they found Riviera with multiple gunshot wounds, bleeding out in the street. He died at the scene. It is believed he was targeted. Rivera had a criminal record for criminal trespassing in 2019 and a 2017 offense for carrying a firearm without a license, according to area police, …

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by Daily Voice
Essex NJ
Police & Fire
Irvington Man Found Guilty Of Several Drug Offenses Irvington Man Found Guilty Of Several Drug Offenses
Irvington Man Found Guilty Of Several Drug Offenses An Irvington man who was pulled over in Newark two years ago with large amounts of drugs in his vehicle has been found guilty of six narcotics-related offenses, the Essex County Prosecutor's Office said Friday.  Keshawn Tucker, 44, whose prior criminal record includes carjacking and drug offenses, faces up to 10 years in prison due to the earlier convictions, the prosecutor's office said. Tucker is scheduled to be sentenced in August.  Tucker was stopped at Broadway and Montclair Avenue March 11, 2017, for a motor-vehicle violation. Tucker was arrested when police discovered he wa…

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by Paul Milo
Pascack Valley
Police & Fire
UPDATE (VIDEO): Bogus Park Ridge Active Shooter Call, Bank Robbery Unrelated, Authorities Say UPDATE (VIDEO): Bogus Park Ridge Active Shooter Call, Bank Robbery Unrelated, Authorities Say
Update (Video): Bogus Park Ridge Active Shooter Call, Bank Robbery Unrelated, Authorities Say UPDATE (MAY 8, 2019): As coincidences go, it's odd: A bogus 911 "active shooter" call that brought a SWAT team and swarms of other responders to a Park Ridge home had nothing to do with a bank robbery across town that occurred at almost the same time, authorities said. Questions of a possible connection arose after authorities last week announced that Austin Parks, 48, of Spring Valley had been charged with making the April 17 call. However, a senior law enforcement official told Daily Voice that the call was "unrelated...oddly" to the robbery at nearly the same time of an Oritani Bank bra…

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by Jerry DeMarco
Fairfield
Police & Fire
Fairfield Police: Men Forged Checks From Town Home Care Business Fairfield Police: Men Forged Checks From Town Home Care Business
Fairfield Police: Men Forged Checks From Town Home Care Business FAIRFIELD, Conn. — Police are investigating a forged check scheme after two men attempted to cash checks from a Fairfield home care business in Milford. The owner of Loving Hands Home Care reported Tuesday that a Milford bank told her two men — one from Stratford and one from West Haven — were attempting to cash checks that appeared to be from her business, police said. A bank teller cashed the Stratford man’s check for $907, which was made out to him, but became suspicious when the second man came in with an identical check also for $907, police said. Each of the men has an extensive crim…

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by Meredith Guinness