Centre County, Pa. -- A traffic stop by K9 Unit 63 in Philipsburg yielded a stolen gun and drugs after a white Ford Taurus was following another car too closely as it traveled through Philipsburg Borough in Centre County.
Montgomery, Pa. – Police are looking for a suspect who stole $1,000 from a charity event last weekend in Clinton Township, Lycoming County.
Lewisburg, Pa. – A Centre County business owner has been charged with not paying a subcontractor more than $126,000 for HVAC work done in 2019.
Lewisburg, Pa. – Pennsylvania State Police at Milton are still looking for a motorcyclist that fled from them over Labor Day weekend in Kelly Township, Union County.
Pennsylvania State Police in Milton investigated a number of recent incidents in Northumberland, Union and Montour counties:
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Wellsboro, Pa. -- Fake $20 bills have been detected in Wellsboro and the surrounding area. Counterfeit detection pens, which are normally used to determine if a bill is fake or not, do not work on these $20 bills.
Lewisburg, Pa. – A Lewisburg woman was charged with child endangerment after police were called to her neighborhood for a report of two young children playing in the road.
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Loyalsock Township, Pa. – A man from Florida was arrested after he allegedly threatened state police as they conducted a welfare check the morning of August 28.
Lewisburg, Pa. – A female student at Bucknell University reported that two men attempted to abduct her near campus early Saturday morning, according to an alert issued by the school’s Department of Public Safety.
Bricks of suspected heroin and a loaded Glock 19 pistol recently were seized during a traffic stop by the South Williamsport Police Department.
Columbia County, Pa. — On the night of August 19, 2020, at 9:59 p.m., a distressed, 45-year-old woman arrived at the Pennsylvania State Police Barracks in Bloomsburg and reported a threat.
The Williamsport mother who blew marijuana smoke at her infant was sentenced to probation for child endangerment, according to Lycoming County court records.
Lewisburg, Pa. – A former owner of a restaurant in East Buffalo Township, Union County, has been charged with allegedly sexually assaulting a teenage employee on several occasions between 2015 and 2016.
The Lawrenceville Police Department recently rescued a dog from a locked shed on a sweltering summer day, Tioga County Court records stated.
Williamsport, Pa. – A woman who had three active warrants was charged after she gave police false identification during a traffic stop Friday.
A state trooper created his own exigent circumstances to unlawfully search a Bellefonte home, a recent ruling by Centre County Judge Jonathan D. Grine indicated.
Pennsylvania State Police in Milton investigated a number of recent incidents in Northumberland, Union and Montour counties:
Williamsport – What started as a leisurely bicycle ride for a father and daughter was cut short when a driver allegedly pointed his gun at them in Loyalsock Township.
Twenty-one people were arrested today as part of the Lycoming County Narcotic Enforcement Unit's drug search warrant blitz, according to records at District Judge Aaron S. Biichle's office.
The drive-through tube was used to pass a note demanding $500,000 from a teller at a bank this weekend, the Montoursville Police Department reported.
Milton, Pa. — A Muncy man was taken into custody after he allegedly shot another man off I-180 in Delaware Township, Northumberland County.
After allegedly using his skid steer to cut a portion of state forest road and dump it on public land, a New Jersey man was charged with agricultural vandalism in Centre County.
