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Woman faces animal cruelty, neglect charges after crews seize 78 ragdoll cats from home (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A Lancaster woman faces animal cruelty and neglect charges after 78 total cats were seized from her home. Trash, debris and fecal matter had "accumulated" inside of Jocelyn James' home on Spencer Avenue, where she kept the cats, an investigator with the Pennsylvania SPCA said. According to an affidavit, the cats presented with conditions including matting, pink eye, hair loss and erythema. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | 'Most severe conditions we've encountered': 78 cats rescu
Police search for truck driver accused of pulling down wires, closing street in Lititz (opens the original)
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LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Police are working to identify a truck driver who's accused of pulling down wires without stopping in Lititz. The incident occurred Sept. 21 in the 600 block of South Spruce Street, according to Lititz police. The street was closed while crews worked to repair the fallen wires, police said. The vehicle was described as "a large truck hauling a shed," though police did not release any other details on the truck. Anyone with information on the driver's identity or the
Middle school enters 'shelter-in-place protocol' after reports of student with weapon (opens the original)
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FRANKLIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Chambersburg Middle School North entered a "shelter-in-place protocol" on Thursday morning while police investigated reports of a student with a weapon. According to a district spokesperson, the school entered the shelter-in-place around 8 a.m. and resumed its normal schedule later in the day. Law enforcement said they found no threats or weapons at the school. During the shelter-in-place, lunches were delivered to classrooms and students were escorted to use the bat
Suspects wanted after alleged assault, vehicle break-ins in Derry Township (opens the original)
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DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Derry Township police are searching for two suspects accused of breaking into vehicles and assaulting a homeowner. The alleged assault occurred around 2 a.m. Wednesday in the 400 block of Maple Avenue, according to police. One of the suspects is believed to have entered the homeowner's garage and then assaulted them. The homeowner then chased the suspect toward Locust Avenue, where they reportedly lost sight of them. Police also say the two suspects attempted to break
Driver pleads nolo contendere after allegedly drinking before deadly road-rage crash (opens the original)
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CUMBERLAND COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — A New Cumberland man entered a nolo contendere plea on Tuesday as he faces a third-degree murder charge stemming from a deadly crash in 2025. John Clark III, 57, is accused of chasing after motorcyclist Robert Rustay Sr. during a road-rage incident, striking and killing him. PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Motorcyclist killed in Lemoyne road rage DUI remembered as loving husband, father According to an affidavit, Clark told police that he had drunk vodka prior to driving. "He
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