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LEWISBURG — A Lewisburg man believed to be in the country illegally forced his way into a woman’s apartment and assaulted her on April 17 in Lewisburg, according to Buffalo Valley Regional Police.
LEWISBURG — A Lewisburg man believed to be in the country illegally forced his way into a woman’s apartment and assaulted her on April 17 in Lewisburg, according to Buffalo Valley Regional Police.
SUNBURY — A Northumberland County jury found a 45-year-old Shamokin man guilty of aggravated assault but not guilty of attempted homicide stemming from a 2022 stabbing in Mount Carmel.
HARRISBURG — Pennsylvania State Police announced Thursday that patrol troopers across the commonwealth are now equipped with body-worn cameras, completing a nearly two-year rollout that includes upgraded video recording for the agency’s entire fleet of patrol vehicles.
SUNBURY — A 45-year-old Shamokin man will head to trial Thursday on felony attempted homicide and aggravated assault charges stemming from a 2022 stabbing in Mount Carmel.
MIFFLINBURG — A New York man sped through an accident scene on Interstate 80 and then fled from state troopers at more than 120 mph in Lewis Township on March 28, according to state police in Milton.
LEWISBURG — A registered sex offender convicted in Oregon failed to register on Megan’s Law after moving to Lewisburg in 2024, according to state police in Milton.
MIFFLINBURG — A Mifflinburg man allegedly punched his brother in the face multiple times, resulting in broken bones and bloody injuries on March 19 in Mifflinburg, according to Mifflinburg Police Department.
MIFFLINBURG — A Millmont man believed to have been high on marijuana told police he was not insured after leading them on a chase through western Union County where the vehicles reached speeds in excess of 120 mph, according to state police in Milton.
NORTHUMBERLAND — Starting on Monday individuals with outstanding warrants for crimes and unpaid parking tickets in Northumberland Borough will be apprehended and taken before a judge.
HARRISBURG — Public housing authorities operating in third-class cities throughout Pennsylvania would be authorized to create their own police departments under a bill proposal offered by a state House Democrat.