Britney Chris Williams, 31, of 1290 Grove St., has been charged with felony theft and a misdemeanor charge of theft by deception for allegedly stealing jewelry as well as a music box and a framed print from the home of her aunt in the 1400 block of East Third Street in Loyalsock Township ...
The driver of the black Mercedes Benz who took city police on a brief, but very dangerous high-speed pursuit from the 800 block of Washington Boulevard to the T.J. Maxx Plaza along East Third Street on the morning of April 23 was Vincent J. Sarnowski, who has now been charged with felony ...
Philadelphia teen charged with prostitution Abdur Faneef Culler, 18, has been charged with prostitution after the Philadelphia resident allegedly agreed to perform a sex act on an undercover agent in exchange for $120, according to a state police affidavit. The undercover agent allegedly picked Culler up in the 800 block of Second Street in the city on May 20, and handed over the pre-recorded funds before driving to a parking lot in the 600 block of West Fourth Street, where the arrest was made. Culler was arraigned on the charge by District Judge William Solomon and jailed at the ...
The women driving these two cars, along with a juvenile riding in the Nissan Sentra at left, were taken by ambulances to UPMC Williamsport to get treatment for injuries they suffered when the vehicles collided at East Third Street and Shiffler Avenue about 4:40 p m. Tuesday, according to ...
A woman riding in this Nissan Altima as well as another female passenger in a Ford Fusion were treated at UPMC Williamsport for injuries they suffered when the cars collided at West Fourth and Maynard streets about 8:15 p.m. Monday, city police said. The drivers, Owen Bennett and Nakir ...
(The Center Square) — Introduced in October, Senate Bill 1014 awaits House approval for its statewide “bell-to-bell” ban on cell phones during school hours. For concerned parents and teachers, action can’t come soon enough. Public support for the bill is widespread and growing, with ...
