New Castle police report multiple local arrests
New Castle police charged Bryant Binns 26 with terroristic threats simple assault criminal mischief and harassment. Stephen Kent 28 burglary theft by unlawful taking receiving stolen property criminal mischief and criminal trespass. Zane Fustos 28 simple assault criminal mischief and harassment. Joseph Bassaly 34 Pittsburgh charged with four counts of disorderly conduct and one resisting arrest. State police also charged Bradley Eppinger 31 Slippery Rock simple assault and harassment Kayla McDade 31 Lyndora simple assault and harassment.
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Melissa A. Amodie
New Castle
Bryant R. Binns
Stephen Michael Kent Jr
Zane Reza Fustos
Scott A. McGrath
Joseph R. Bassaly
Pittsburgh
Neshannock Township
Bradley Justin Eppinger
Slippery Rock
Kayla Marie McDade
Lyndora
DNA leads to burglary suspect arrest
New Castle police charged Gary James Jones Jr., 35, of 1007 Boroline Street, after a DNA test tied him to a October burglary at Hess Printing, 703 Wilmington Avenue. Two break ins occurred on Oct. 3 and 4, with a missing computer and DNA evidence linking Jones to the beer can found in the trash. He faces burglary theft and receiving stolen property charges.
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West Side
Wilmington Avenue
New Castle
Gary James Jones Jr
Boroline St
Hess Printing
Wilmington Ave
Jones
Man found sleeping in stolen car in Shenango Township
John Matthew Peterson 27 of Barberton was found asleep in a Kia Soul in a fast food lot in Shenango Township Sunday at 3 45 am. Police say the car was stolen and Peterson admitted traveling from Barberton to New Castle to rest before driving back. He faces receiving stolen property and driving without a license charges and was arraigned by District Judge Melissa A Amodie with a $5000 bond.
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Ohio
Shenango Township
Shenango
John Matthew Peterson
Barberton
New Castle
Peterson
Melissa A. Amodie
Lawrence County
Lawmakers clash over unspent budget reserve levels
Lawmakers report a rise in unspent cash with the reserve peaking at 215 million in 2006. Rep. Mark Keller argues to spend down the reserve while acknowledging prudence. Rep. Pat Harkins and Eric Epstein critique the surplus. Surpluses grew across House Senate and LDP due to accounting rule changes.
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Commission
Mark Keller
Keller
R-Perry
Pat Harkins
D-Erie
Eric Epstein
Harrisburg
Epstein
House
Senate
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