Neshannock Hosts School Security Training
Neshannock Township School District opens a 40 hour five day training with 31 school resource officers in partnership with the National Association of School Resource Officers. The program, first offered locally, supports Pennsylvania Senate Bill 621 and Gov Wolf signing. It equips sheriffs deputies and armed guard options under the School Safety and Security Law.
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Barr Eyes Citizenship Question On 2020 Census
Attorney General William Barr signaled a path to legally require census respondents to declare citizenship status after a Supreme Court block. A memo from President Trump to the Commerce Department may direct inclusion of the question, a move critics say could reduce participation and skew counts toward rural areas.
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Seven Year Old Stabbed in Union Township
Police from multiple municipalities investigated a stabbing of a 7 year old in Union Township near High Street late Thursday. The boy’s condition was not known, the coroner was on scene, and yellow tape blocked the area as responders searched yards and streets. The child was transported to UPMC Jameson. agencies including New Castle police K-9s, Union Township, Neshannonk Township, Bessemer Borough, state police, McGonigle Ambulance, and Union Township Fire Department responded. This is a developing story with updates planned on nenewsonline.com and the paper’s social pages.
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State enacts online reports for college sexual assaults
Pennsylvania colleges must provide online anonymous reporting for sexual assaults and cannot discipline students for drug or alcohol policy violations when they report. The laws, praised by Gov. Wolf, mark the first state move to require such online reporting and shield reporters from certain sanctions. Tracey E. Withers notes federal rules may still prompt police contact if victims identify themselves. See STATE, A2
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