Free Joey Coyle Case Delayed In Theft Hearing
Philadelphia midweek court hearing delayed a decision in the case of Joseph le 28 who is charged with theft and receiving stolen property tied to a Purolator stand. Attorneys planned to file written arguments by Monday as the judge reviews evidence and compares his case to Francis Santos 26 of Sicklerville NJ who was arrested with Coyle on March 4 in New Jersey.
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Guardian Angels eye Philadelphia transit patrols
Curtis Sliwa leads the Guardian Angels as they push to establish a volunteer crime patrol in Philadelphia. He says local enthusiasm is high and the group would patrol transit hubs and stations to deter crime, noting about 125 arrests in New York.
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Thursday Cloudy Sky Forecast With No Snow Tonight
A cloudy forecast indicates no snow or rain tonight across the county. The sun may appear Friday morning, but clouds linger into Friday afternoon before clearing. See page 2.
Violence shatters gay union in Glenolden fire arson case
Glenolden man, 29, arrested on arson and attempted murder charges after stabbing a man he called his wife and setting fire to their Glenview Manor apartment. About 100 residents evacuated as fire began around 12 30 a.m. Tracy Wilson Kitchen, 28, sheltered nearby. investigation continues.
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Delaware Bid Bond Fraud Convictions In Philadelphia Case
Alex Feinman, 31, of Moorestown New Jersey was among defendants convicted in U S court Philadelphia Wednesday of criminal conspiracy mail fraud and interstate transportation of counterfeit securities in a scheme involving fraudulent bid bonds submitted to two government agencies in Delaware.
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Fired cop McCartney cleared after third job bid compromise
Township commissioners end five year dispute with officer William McCartney Jr. by a 12 month de facto suspension in exchange for dropping all charges. McCartney has been out of the force for about 26 months and may receive back pay and unemployment benefits totaling over 40 thousand dollars. He faced accusations of abusing residents and colleagues and making improper advances toward teenagers while on duty. Page 2.
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Movement afoot to oust Tinicum Republican leader
In Tinicum a party split widens as Frank Nicolardi threatens impeachment of Harry Laica, the GOP president. Dispute over membership at a Machinists meeting fuels tensions ahead of May party primaries with Anthony Truscello and Thomas Keenan contending for district justice. Polinsky runs as independent against endorsed Adam German.
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Local plastics recycler eyes nationwide acclaim in Delaware County
In Delaware County, Recycling Research Inc led by Ed Carreras gains national attention as it buys and recycles plastic bottles turning them into polyester fibers. The firm plans regional recycling centers starting locally and expanding to plastics, glass, and aluminum, with literature and partnerships forming the outreach backbone.
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Adult material dispute ends in court ruling
A store in Male Street faced scrutiny as adult magazines plus amusement devices drew permits and opposition. Judge Reed avoided ruling on First Amendment grounds while a district court case progressed, with Commonwealth Court awaiting panel decisions. The store remains open during this stage.
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