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North Codorus Township, PA
Dallastown, PA
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Funeral Arrangements Announced For 3 Fallen York Detectives; Shapiro Awards Keystone Honors
Funeral arrangements have been announced for three Northern York County Regional Police Department detectives killed in the line of duty during a Sept. 17 ambush in North Codorus Township. Governor Josh Shapiro also honored their families with the Keystone First Responder Award. Funeral services for Detective Sergeant Cody Becker, Detective Mark Baker, and Detective Isaiah Emenheiser will be held at 12 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 25, at Living Word Community Church, 2530 Cape Horn Road in Red Lion, Pennsylvania State Police announced. The ceremonies will be closed to the public but can be viewe…
Dallastown, PA
News
3 Officers Killed, 2 Injured Identified In York County Shooting; Gunman Matthew James Ruth Dead
The three Northern York County Regional Police Department detectives killed in a York County ambush have been formally identified, Pennsylvania State Police announced during a Thursday, Sept. 18 press conference. Two other officers were wounded, and the gunman, 24-year-old Matthew James Ruth, was killed. The detectives killed in the line of duty have been identified as Cody Beaker, Mark Baker, and Isaiah Emenheiser. Another Northern York detective and a York County Sheriff’s deputy remain hospitalized. The confrontation lasted just two minutes and 16 seconds from the time Ruth opened fire t…
Dallastown, PA
News
Shooter Who Killed 3 Officers, Injured 2 In York County ID’d As Matthew James Ruth: Affidavit
The gunman who opened fire on police in North Codorus Township, killing three officers and wounding two others during a warrant service, has been identified as 24-year-old Matthew James Ruth of Hanover, according to an affidavit of probable cause obtained by Daily Voice on Thursday, Sept. 18. The fatal shootout unfolded on the 1800 block of Haar Road when officers attempted to serve Ruth with a warrant. He fired on responding law enforcement, killing three and leaving two others critically injured before dying of a self-inflicted gunshot wound, Pennsylvania State Police confirmed. All the d…
Dallastown, PA
News
3 Officers Dead, 2 Critical In York County, PA Shooting As FBI, ATF, DHS Respond (
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Three police officers were killed and two others critically injured during a shooting in North Codorus Township, York County, on Wednesday, Sept. 17, Pennsylvania State Police Commissioner Col. Christopher Paris announced. The officers and the shooter were identified the following day. Click here to read our full updated coverage. The deadly encounter began with a 911 call for shots fired near the 1800 block of Haar Road at 2:10 p.m., according to York County Office of Emergency Management spokesperson Ted Czech. The call stemmed from a domestic dispute that began the previous day. Emergen…
East Berlin-York Springs, PA
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'High Risk Structure Fire' Battled At York County Paper Plant: Chief
A two alarm fire broke out at a paper mill in York County early Wednesday morning, Sept. 4, fire officials announced later in the day. Malfunction equipment near a conveyor belt appears to have sparked the blaze at the Pixelle Pulp Wood Distribution Center located at 5689 York Road in Spring Grove, North Codorus Township at 2:20 a.m., according to Chief Carr with the North Codorus Fire Company and the York County Department of Emergency Services. Saw dust in the milling area of the plant was a major concern which led to 11 fire companies assisting at the scene, according to Carr and YC…
York, PA
News
Brother Kills Over 'Poison' Dinner, Shot PA Sister Calls 911: Affidavit
A 47-year-old man shot his sister and killed his brother-in-law after he thought they were poisoning his dinner so they could take his money, Northern York County Regional Police Detective Michael Hine explained in court documents obtained by Daily Voice on Tuesday, Feb. 20. Antonio Saldana-Ramos has been held in the York County Prison without bail per state law on the charge of homicide, as Daily Voice previously reported. He was also charged with felony attempted first-degree murder for shooting his sister in the family home in the 1400 block of Clayoma Avenu…
York, PA
Police & Fire
2 In 'Serious Condition,' After Second Carbon Monoxide Incident In York County: Fire Officials
For the second time in just over two weeks, first responders have been called to a carbon monoxide leak that left someone unconscious in York County. Hanover Area Fire & Rescue were called to a "carbon monoxide emergency" in the 400 block of Pleasant Street in Hanover Borough at 1:53 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 26, according to a release by 79 Fire Volunteers. The crews arrived to find the home "filled with high levels of carbon monoxide and firefighters removed two unconscious victims from inside the residence," fire officials said. Both victims were taken to a hospita…
York, PA
Obituaries
Coroner Identifies Driver In North Codorus Twp. Crash
A man has been identified as the driver and victim of Wednesday rollover crash in North Codorus Township, according to the York County Coroner. Terence Lehr, 67 of 4000 block of Zimmerman Drive was the driver and only victim of the crash. Lehr was a car lover and a former auto-mechanic, according to his Facebook profile. He was a graduate of West York High School. He is survived by his children and grandchildren. Northern York Co Regional Police are continuing to investigate the cause of the crash.
York, PA
Police & Fire
Two Injured In Overnight Fire in York
Two York residents were hospitalized with injuries suffered in a house fire on Wednesday morning. Crews were called to the 1000 block of Ginger Lane in North Codorus Township for a fire with heavy smoke around 4 a.m., Emergency Dispatch Services said. Multiple crews responded and were able to extinguish the fire in less than 30 minutes. North Codorus Township Fire Co. Fire Chief Tim Carr, say a man and a woman were treated for smoke inhalation. Carr added that crews "assist[ed] the one resident out the window, which is probably what led to most of the lacerations that she had."
