New Castle and Ellwood City Police Charge Several Residents
District judges in New Castle filed charges against Brandy Lee Miller 35 for public drunkenness and similar misconduct Patrick J Murphey Jr 31 for fleeing or eluding an officer driving with suspended privileges and other violations Anthony Retone 18 for disorderly conduct and public drunkenness William Quigley 45 faces multiple counts including rape of a child and corruption of minors Ward Wellington Wise 28 charged with flight to avoid apprehension. Ellwood City police charged Ashley Reich 18 with disorderly conduct and Roger Rose 48 for public drunkenness Shenango Township police charged Spring Heather Brunswick 34 with harassment.
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Brandy Lee Miller
Patrick J. Murphey Jr
Anthony Retone
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Jerry G. Cartwright
Ellwood City
Ashley Sue Reich
Roger Dale Rose
Fombell
Scott A. McGrath
Spring Heather Brunswick
Shenango Township
Area man arrested in break in and car vandalism
A Neshannock Township man, Stephen Michael Kent, 28, was accused of breaking into a home on Warren Avenue around 12:30 p.m. Christmas Day, stealing five iPads and a PlayStation 4, smashing a car window, and shoving a woman. Kent was arrested in Parkwood Court and charged with burglary theft receiving stolen property criminal mischief and criminal trespass. He is jailed on a $10,000 bond.
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New Castle
Stephen Michael Kent
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Warren Avenue
Kent
Parkwood Court
Oak Leaf Estates
Melissa A. Amodie
Lawrence County
Pennsylvania 2019 laws raise DUI penalties and seal many misdemeanors
New Pennsylvania laws take effect this year raising DUI penalties including a felony for a third offense within a decade with high alcohol levels and longer jail time for deaths caused by repeat DUIs. The first phase of the clean slate act seals certain misdemeanors after a decade without conviction, while a new animal rescue bill shields officers from lawsuits when saving pets. A 6 percent beer tax clarification and a turnpike toll hike also roll out, with minor shifts in fees from E ZPass and cash payments.
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Chris Demko
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Kansas teen to receive high school and Harvard degrees
Ulysses High School senior Braxton Moral will graduate in May and travel to Harvard to collect his bachelor's degree days later. At 16 he will become the only student to complete both a four year high school and Harvard degree simultaneously, after Harvard changed rules to allow the milestone. Moral skipped fourth grade and took early college classes through Fort Hays State University and Harvard Extension.
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Ulysses High School
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Moral
Cambridge
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