New Castle Police Blotter Highlights Local Offenses
Twenty one of 22 New Castle boys basketball players will go to college after graduation in the Athlete of the Week feature correction. Police rescue a brown and black dog tied at a likely abandoned house on Pear son Street. Theft reported of a Sony Play Station 3 on Pin Oak Drive. An accident on Wilmington Road involved Mia Monaco and a green vehicle that fled the scene. District judges include Melissa A Amodie and Jamar Wilson. multiple residents charged with disorderly conduct, theft, DUI, and other offenses. Randall Double and Sharon faces court outcomes with probation, fines, and licenses suspensions. several arrests listed from Neshannock and Shenango Townships.
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New Castle Boys
eAnimal
New Castle
Pearson Street
Lawrence County Humane Society
Pin Oak Drive
eAccident
Mia Monaco
Mahoningtown
Leasure Avenue
Wilmington Road
Berkheimer
Adrienne Langer
Nathan Leslie
Bessemer Presbyterian Church
Kennedy Park
Allison
Essroe
Second Street
Portland Cement
Borough Fire Department
Art VanTassel
State police chief seeks outside probe amid cheating scandal
Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Tyree Blocker requests an outside Office of Inspector General investigation into misconduct as cadet cheating allegations surface in the press. Dozens of cadets have left the academy amid the probe, with few details released since February.
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Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
Tyree Blocker
Office
Inspector General
Blocker
Bessemer to Seek 60000 for Park Improvements
Bessemer officials plan to apply for a total of 60000 in park improvements at Bessemer Lake Park. The request includes 20000 from a state grant and 20000 local match with 20000 in-kind services, due by April 13 and awarded in 2017.
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Bessemer
Bessemer Lake Park
Daniele Russell
Lawrence County Planning Office
Department of Conservation and Natural Resources
Russell
Vickie Allison
Allison
LuAnne Izzo
Cody Jackson
Terry Cunningham
Court allows second Ohio attempt to execute inmate
Ohio Supreme Court rules 4-3 that the state may retry lethal injection for Romell Broom whose 2009 execution halted after two hours and 18 needle sticks. Prosecution says double jeopardy not violated as drugs never entered his body. defense calls ruling disappointing and seeks further relief.
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Columbus
Ohio
Ohio Supreme Court
Romell Broom
Broom
Tryna Middleton
Cleveland
Judith Ann
Lanzinger
Judi French
French
Ted Strickland
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Jonathan Patrick Amos
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eAtasha Shoaff
Jennifer L. Nicholson Brita Patrice Eddy
Union Township
David B. Rishel
E Brandon Elliot Ryder
Shenango Township
Scott A. McGrath
Neshannock Township
Robert J. Pierz
Richard W. Kohlmetz
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Mercer
Common Pleas Court
John W. Hodge
Randall W. Double
Portersville
James Edward Hill
Sharon
Justin Cole Ferrante
West Pittsburg
Lawrence Jones
Pittsburgh
Tyler Seevers
Aliquippa
Cunningham
Bessemer Municipal Authority
Brad McKenna
McKenna
CodeSys
Paul Wallace
Brian Watkins
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Steve Mazzerini
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Department of Rehabilitation and Correction
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Adele Shank
Tim Young
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Kevin Werner
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Tryna
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