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Throop police collaborate with residents to address speeding (opens the original)
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The Throop Police Department is asking for residents’ help in identifying speeding issues in the borough. The department recently announced a community traffic initiative requesting residents submit a Speed Monitoring Device Request Form to help pinpoint areas where speeding is prevalent. Residents filling out the form are asked to provide the time and location of suspected speeding, as well as the type of vehicle involved and other helpful information, including crashes. The intent of the progr
Police: Philadelphia man takes keys from halfway house, steals car (opens the original)
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A Philadelphia man stole a Scranton man’s car after taking the keys from a halfway house, police charge. Izael Flores, 29, left the GEO services facility on Adams Avenue with a bag that belonged to Chase Shoemaker, police said. Parole officers arrested Shoemaker at the facility July 23. A staff member gathered his belongings in a clear plastic bag and placed it near the front desk on the first floor. Flores signed out of the facility at about 11 a.m. the next day and left with both his and Shoem
Scranton woman accused of neglecting 7-year-old daughter (opens the original)
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After a 7-year-old child told investigators she couldn’t eat solid food because her teeth hurt so badly, police stepped in and charged her mother with neglect, according to a criminal complaint. Maria Lopez-Paz, 39, of 304 Wheeler Ave., is charged with endangering the welfare of a child. She remains in Lackawanna County Prison in lieu of $200,000 bail. On Sept. 10, Scranton police responded to the residence following reports of a juvenile not being fed, as well as possible drug use in the home.
Local lawyer Pisanchyn jailed for violating terms of bail (opens the original)
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A local attorney who showed up at a Jessup tavern on Sunday finds himself behind bars after a Lackawanna County judge revoked his bail on prior charges. Judge Michael Barrasse revoked Michael Pisanchyn’s bail Wednesday morning, sending him to Lackawanna County Prison. Pisanchyn, 51, was participating in pretrial services following his arrest in February 2025 in Throop on DUI and assault charges. He was prohibited from visiting bars or other establishments that serve alcohol. On Monday, probation
Bail revoked in case of lawyer Pisanchyn, who faces DUI, assault charges (opens the original)
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A local attorney is behind bars after a Lackawanna County judge revoked his bail, court records indicate. Judge Michael Barrasse revoked Michael Pisanchyn’s bail Wednesday morning, sending him to Lackawanna County Prison. Pisanchyn, 51, of 217 W. Line St., Olyphant, is accused of instigating a fight at the Porkiez Bar & Grill, making statements such as “I’m gonna fight” before assaulting another patron. He is facing DUI and assault charges after he went into a Dunmore bar on Feb. 23, got into an
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