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Bellevue Woman Speaks Out After Stalking Incident, Man Arrested

Bellevue Woman Speaks Out After Stalking Incident, Man Arrested

A Bellevue, Pennsylvania woman, Jerah Jorinscay, is speaking out after police arrested 26-year-old Anthony Bartos for allegedly stalking her. Doorbell video footage from early Sunday morning shows Bartos following Jorinscay home from a nearby bar and approaching her front porch. Jorinscay stated that Bartos was quiet and wore gloves, suggesting premeditation. She only realized she was being followed when she struggled with her keys on her porch, at which point Bartos approached. Upon her scream, he laughed and told her to calm down before leaving. Bartos is currently held in Allegheny County Jail facing charges including stalking, possessing instruments of crime, loitering and prowling at nighttime, simple trespass, disorderly conduct, and harassment.

Pennsylvania Man Arrested in Missouri with Large Quantity of Drugs En Route to Juggalo Festival

Pennsylvania Man Arrested in Missouri with Large Quantity of Drugs En Route to Juggalo Festival

A Pennsylvania man, Kevin M. Jones, 45, of Easton, PA, was arrested in Missouri after being found with approximately 128 pounds of marijuana and 2.5 pounds of psilocybin mushrooms. Officials stated that Jones was allegedly transporting the drugs into the state for the 'Gathering of the Juggalos,' a music festival held at Mother Nature’s River Front Retreat in Macks Creek. Members of the Mid-Missouri Drug Task Force received information about Jones's activities and subsequently pulled over his Ford F-350 on Highway 54 in Osage Beach for several traffic violations. A K9 officer alerted to the presence of narcotics, leading to a search warrant and the discovery of the drugs. Jones had reportedly been released on bond just days prior in Pennsylvania for other drug violations.

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Second suspect arrested in 2025 robbery at Mount Vernon gas station

Second suspect arrested in 2025 robbery at Mount Vernon gas station

Feds say Eric Boothe managed to get away after Mount Vernon gas station robbery in 2025 but they found him hiding out in the Poconos.

Six San Jose Residents Arrested After High-Speed Police Chase in Santa Cruz Injures Officer

Six San Jose Residents Arrested After High-Speed Police Chase in Santa Cruz Injures Officer

Six residents from San Jose, including two adults and four juveniles, were arrested last weekend following a high-speed police chase that began in Santa Cruz and resulted in an officer being injured. The incident started when Santa Cruz police responded to reports of a hit-and-run involving a black 2015 Mercedes SUV, later identified as stolen from San Jose. Multiple 911 callers reported the driver operating recklessly, crashing into other vehicles, and engaging in dangerous behaviors. An officer attempting to stop the SUV was struck, sustaining moderate injuries and disabling their vehicle. A subsequent pursuit, involving the Santa Cruz County Sheriff's Office and spike strips, led to the SUV stopping north of Ocean Street. The driver and another individual fled into a ravine but were apprehended, with the driver caught with the help of a police dog. The remaining four occupants stayed with the SUV and were also taken into custody. The arrested individuals, Fernando Penaloza (26) and Alijah Ruiz (18), alo...

Pennsylvania cocaine trafficking case has ties to 2 fraternities

Pennsylvania cocaine trafficking case has ties to 2 fraternities

Authorities say they’ve charged 14 people over their ties to a cocaine-trafficking ring that involved two fraternities and students

Pennsylvania Lawmakers Propose Regulations on Automatic License Plate Readers Amid Misuse Concerns

Pennsylvania Lawmakers Propose Regulations on Automatic License Plate Readers Amid Misuse Concerns

Pennsylvania lawmakers are proposing new legislation to regulate the use of automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) and the data they collect. This initiative comes as Flock Safety, a major provider of ALPR technology, announced it would tighten its software controls to curb misuse, shortening the default data retention period from 30 to seven days, though police departments can still opt for longer storage. The move follows increasing public backlash and reports of law enforcement officers misusing ALPR systems to track individuals, including spouses or intimate partners. Rep. Tarik Khan (D-Philadelphia) is seeking co-sponsors for a bill to create penalties for ALPR data misuse, while Rep. Nathan Davidson (D-Dauphin) introduced legislation to prohibit sharing ALPR information with federal agencies for purposes like tracking individuals seeking abortion care. Rep. Jen O’Mara (D-Delaware) has also proposed a bill to limit government agencies' use of ALPRs, define data usage, and mandate timely data erasure,...

North Carolina High School Basketball Coach Sheremy Dillard Stabbed to Death, Boyfriend Arrested

North Carolina High School Basketball Coach Sheremy Dillard Stabbed to Death, Boyfriend Arrested

Sheremy Gwenette Dillard, a 57-year-old high school basketball coach and teacher in North Carolina, was found stabbed to death in her Raleigh home. Dillard was the inaugural head coach of the girls' basketball team at Felton Grove High School in Apex, N.C., and previously held the same position at Carrboro High School. Her boyfriend, Rickey Harper, 60, was arrested in Plymouth Township, Pennsylvania, in connection with her death. Law enforcement utilized Flock cameras to track Harper's movements during a two-and-a-half-hour search, which ultimately led to his apprehension after he allegedly fled the scene. School officials and colleagues have expressed profound sadness over her passing, highlighting her dedication to students and her advocacy for equity within the community. Felton Grove High School's principal, Robert Morrison, issued condolences and provided mental health resources to students and families affected by the tragedy.

14 Individuals Charged in Alleged Cocaine Trafficking Ring Linked to Penn State Fraternities

14 Individuals Charged in Alleged Cocaine Trafficking Ring Linked to Penn State Fraternities

Fourteen individuals, primarily current and former Penn State University students, have been charged in connection with an alleged cocaine-trafficking operation. Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the charges, stating that 13 of the defendants were students between 2023 and 2024, with at least four currently enrolled. The 14th defendant is the father of one of the students, charged with tampering with evidence and hindering the investigation. Investigators allege that Agostino Abbatiello and Thomas Robinson, identified as senior fraternity members, led the operation, supplying cocaine. Others involved were responsible for cutting and packaging the drugs, primarily at the Delta Upsilon and Sigma Chi fraternity houses. Attorney General Sunday described the operation as a 'coordinated and highly-profitable drug-trafficking crew,' noting that for some pledges, cutting and packaging cocaine served as an 'indoctrination into the fraternities.' The alleged leaders reportedly made regular trips to...

Philadelphia Police Search for Man in Chucky Mask Accused of Harassment

Philadelphia Police Search for Man in Chucky Mask Accused of Harassment

Philadelphia police are actively searching for a man who was seen wearing a mask resembling the 'Chucky' character. The individual is accused of harassing multiple people in the city center. Surveillance footage captured an incident where the man approached a woman who was jogging near the municipal building. He reportedly asked her twice, 'Are you ready to die?' before pursuing her for a short period as she called for help. This incident is part of a broader pattern of harassment attributed to the masked individual in downtown Philadelphia. Authorities are urging anyone with information to come forward to assist in identifying and apprehending the suspect.

Penn State Fraternity Pledges Allegedly Forced to Bag Cocaine in College Drug Ring

Penn State Fraternity Pledges Allegedly Forced to Bag Cocaine in College Drug Ring

Pennsylvania Attorney General Dave Sunday has charged 14 individuals, including 13 current or former Penn State students, in connection with an alleged college drug ring. Authorities claim that Penn State fraternity pledges were compelled to cut and package cocaine as part of the operation, which was run out of two off-campus fraternity houses: Sigma Chi and Delta Upsilon. The drug ring, active in 2023 and 2024, reportedly sourced bulk quantities of cocaine from contacts in Philadelphia and New York. The alleged leader, 24-year-old Agostino Abbatiello, surrendered after failing to appear for his arraignment on charges including possession with intent to deliver and conspiracy. Paul Robinson, the father of another accused supplier, faces charges for allegedly concealing evidence. Penn State has placed Delta Upsilon on interim suspension, while Sigma Chi, not recognized by the university, has suspended its chapter operations and members involved.

Woman Charged in Gulfport Human Trafficking and Felony Child Neglect Investigation

Woman Charged in Gulfport Human Trafficking and Felony Child Neglect Investigation

Krystal Leann Householder, 38, of Gulfport, was arrested on August 15 and charged with one count of Human Trafficking and one count of Felony Child Neglect. Her arrest stems from new evidence uncovered during an ongoing investigation by the Gulfport Police Department. The case originated earlier this year when the department responded to a complaint involving a runaway juvenile, initiated by Child Protective Services. On January 22, officers located the juvenile, confirming her safety. This initial investigation led to the arrest of several other individuals. Michael Eric Moses, 40, was charged with kidnapping. Bobby Terrell Mills, 49, faced charges of human trafficking, kidnapping, extortion, and forcible rape. Richard Sherrol Weir, 60, Marcus Alan Mann, 35, Jeffrey Devon Pruitt, 41, and Latasha Ann Smith, 27, were all charged with human trafficking. Householder is currently held without bond at the Harrison County Adult Detention Center. The Gulfport Police Department encourages anyone with additional in...

Suspect Fatally Shot by Officers Following Stabbing Incident in Taylorsville Apartment Complex

Suspect Fatally Shot by Officers Following Stabbing Incident in Taylorsville Apartment Complex

A suspect was shot and killed by officers in Taylorsville, Utah, after allegedly stabbing a victim multiple times at an apartment complex. Taylorsville Police Lt. Fowler reported that officers responded to reports of a burglary and assault in progress near 1500 W Clubhouse Drive around 10:30 p.m. Upon arrival, first responders encountered the 23-year-old male suspect armed with a knife. While specific details of the confrontation were not immediately released, Lt. Fowler confirmed that two officers discharged their firearms, resulting in the suspect's death at the scene. The 32-year-old male victim was discovered inside his apartment and transported to the hospital in critical condition. The Salt Lake City Police Department is leading the ongoing investigation into the incident. The two officers involved have been placed on paid administrative leave, a standard procedure during such investigations. Authorities have stated there is no ongoing threat to the public.