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By Alex Lloyd Gross ATV’s are fun to ride. However, some people are driving them on property they do not own. That property is not designated for ATV’s but is is tempting to ride on. It may be an open field or a private road. It is also illegal. After the owners of an athletic
After nearly 16 years, the mystery of Quakertown man Adam Brundage’s disappearance has finally been solved. Daman Andrew Smoot, 36, was arraigned Tuesday morning on one count of criminal homicide for the killing of Brundage in Hilltown Township in 2004. The pair had been roommates at Brundage’s Glen Meadow Court home for only a few
PHILADELPHIA – First Assistant United States Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams announced that Ana Molina, 56, of New Jersey, entered a plea of guilty before United States District Court Judge Harvey Bartle III to seven counts of mail fraud and four counts of aggravated identity theft arising from a scheme to defraud people who sought her
On January 10, 2020 at approximately 12:01 AM, an unknown white male entered an apartment building under renovation in the 300 block of North 12th Street and took numerous tools valued at $3,000. The then left the building south on 12th Street. Suspect Description: White male, wearing a black knit hat, black jacket, gray sweatpants,
By Alex Lloyd Gross Hundreds of people were late for appointments today, January 20, 2020. The reason they were late can be placed squarely on Speaker Of the House Mike Turzai and Rep Jim Cox who have done nothing to raise the state minimum wage past $7.25/hr. They have had opportunities and they squandered it.
By Alex Lloyd Gross As a major push to go cashless progresses along Pennsylvania’s toll roads, another thing that progresses are scams that will try to separate you from your money. The latest is a text message informing you that you owe money or maybe even a message on social media telling you that you
By Alex Lloyd Gross Multiple state, county and local law enforcement descended on I-95 and I-295 during the early morning hours today, January 19, 2020 when a motorist saw a body laying in the middle of the road on Route 295 near Ford Road in Bristol Twp. When police are fire crews arrived, the did
HARRISBURG, Jan. 16 – State Rep. Mike Zabel, D-Delaware, this week introduced legislation that would support victims of domestic violence in their attempts to obtain protection from abuse orders. The bill, H.B. 2228, would require employers to provide unpaid leave for employees who attend a PFA hearing if the employee is a victim or is
By Alex Lloyd Gross A former Philadelphia Police Officer assigned to the narcotics unit got one year of probation after he confessed to “borrowing” a 2018 Porsche Cayenne SUV,. He was sentenced January 16 2020. In April 2019, then-Officer Coolen seized a 2018 Porsche Cayenne SUV with a California registration during a narcotics investigation. The
An Opinion By Alex Lloyd Gross This online publication is proud to lends it’s name and support for Reporters Committee For Freedom Of the Press as they issue an addendum to a letter to Senate Leaders Mitch McConnell and Chuck Schumer. The media organizations are outraged at overly restrictive regulations for covering the impeachment
Meet Tommy. A three year old cat who has been at the Women’s Animal Shelter on Richlieu Road for six months. Tommy wants to come home with you, and he promises to be a good boy. He is at the shelter only because his previous owner had to go to a nursing home. He loves
By Alex Lloyd Gross A fight at a Truman V Bensalem High School was captured via cellphone video and has been making it’s way around social media. The clip, which is under a minute long shows two girls playing basketball inside the gym. One of the girls shoves the other and then puts her on
HARRISBURG, Jan. 16 – State lawmakers from Bucks County applauded a $118,200 grant awarded to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board Thursday to help prepare students for in-demand careers. “Congratulations to the Bucks County Workforce Development Board for bringing home this investment,” said House Commerce Committee Minority Chairman Rep. John Galloway. “Thanks to the board
PHILADELPHIA – United States Attorney William M. McSwain announced that Matthew Laver, 38, of Souderton, in Montgomery County, PA was sentenced to 144 months’ incarceration and ten years’ supervised release by United States District Court Judge Michael M. Baylson for multiple child exploitation offenses including distribution, receipt, and possession of child pornography. The defendant pleaded
By Alex Lloyd Gross The most controversial enforcement program is going to start this spring on the Roosevelt Boulevard. The installation of speed cameras and ticketing of drivers that exceed the posted speed limit by more than 11 MPH. A press conference was held today, January 13, 2020 on the Blvd at Solly Avenue, one
