Sarah Metts
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Waynesboro park incident prompts charges and calls for changes to Pa. law (opens the original)
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In the state of Pennsylvania, a police officer can only make an on-scene arrest of a person for a misdemeanor offense if it is committed in their presence. There are a few exceptions to this law. Indecent exposure is not one. Indecent exposure is defined as someone exposing his or her genitals in any public place or in any place where there are other people present and this conduct is likely to offend or alarm them. It is graded as a misdemeanor in the first degree if the person knows or should
How a retired Navy K-9 reunited with his former handler after years of service (opens the original)
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They worked together protecting the lives of others for years. Here's how a retired Navy K-9 and his handler reunited after service. They worked together protecting the lives of others for years. Here's how a retired Navy K-9 and his handler reunited after service. Jhonny might look like an ordinary pet, but the retired military working dog spent years helping protect service members, political leaders and communities around the world. The Belgian Malinois was trained to detect explosives while
From Syria to Pennsylvania: Military K-9 Jhonny reunites with former handler (opens the original)
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Jhonny, a Belgian Malinois trained to detect explosives, now enjoys long walks, leftovers and retirement in Columbia Jhonny, a Belgian Malinois trained to detect explosives, now enjoys long walks, leftovers and retirement in Columbia Jhonny might look like an ordinary pet, but the retired military working dog spent years helping protect service members, political leaders and communities around the world. The Belgian Malinois was trained to detect explosives while serving in the U.S. Navy. His fo
Chemical testing underway at Philadelphia home amid missing women investigation (opens the original)
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Philadelphia police are investigating the disappearance of seven women connected to a home in the city’s Olney neighborhood, a case that has developed since June. Investigators say five of the women appear in videos and images from inside the house, leading them to believe the women are no longer alive. The home was previously owned by Raymond "RC" Horsch, an erotic filmmaker and photographer who died in 2015. Two women who posed for Horsch have shared their experiences as detectives continue to
Pennsylvania fire prompts warning about counterfeit toys, dangerous social media trend (opens the original)
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A month after a fire ripped through two row homes in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, and sent one person to the hospital with minor burns, the fire marshal knows how it started and spread. Tom Hoffman, the Lancaster fire marshal, said a counterfeit squishy dumpling toy a family bought the day before the row home fire acted as a catalyst. "When these things get an initial source to them, they will heat up, they will burst and ... you have flaming material going everywhere," said Hoffman. On the same day
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