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Police searching for person who allegedly dumped dog

MOUNT POCONO, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department is investigating an animal cruelty incident where someone allegedly dumped a dog in a dumpster.

Police say that around 10:00 a.m. on Friday, a white Hispanic or Caucasian male driving a Nissan Rogue pulled up to a dumpster at Mi Casa Restaurant was captured dumping a small animal crate containing a small, beige dog similar to a Chihuahua into the garbage dumpster.

Police investigating theft of 12 chickens

Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department

Two arrested after stabbing in Scranton

SCRANTON, LACKAWANNA COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— Two people have been arrested in connection with a stabbing on Monday.

Scranton Police have arrested Bobbie Pinko and Jesus Matias Merrero, both of Scranton.

Police investigating theft of 12 chickens

Jesus Matias Merrero

Bobbie Pinko

Police say that they responded to the 700 block of Capouse Avenue after a man was stabbed in the neck multiple times and was hospitalized in critical condition.

Both people were taken into custody on West Olive Street without any incident.

Proposed PPL project receiving major pushback

SUGARLOAF TOWNSHIP, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— There's controversy over a proposed project from PPL.

Those against the project say it would negatively impact home and landowners.

28/22's Joe Mason was in Sugarloaf Township to learn more.

Residents are still voicing their concerns over a proposed PPL power line project.

Back in April, we reported PPL's plans to build a 12-mile-long 500 kilovolt transmission line through the Sugarloaf Valley.

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Blighted property in limbo as neighbors raise concern

NANTICOKE, LUZERNE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Blight is nothing new in our area, but one property in a Luzerne County neighborhood is causing some serious issues, and resolving them is now at a standstill.

Hidden behind trees, branches, and vines sits an abandoned property on Honey Pot Street in Nanticoke.

The neighbors, forced to watch as it gets worse, say they have tried multiple times to get in contact with the city, but a problem with the owner is what's getting in the way.

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