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Ex-Pennsylvania Police Chief Learns His Fate For Repeatedly Raping Child Ex-Pennsylvania Police Chief Learns His Fate For Repeatedly Raping Child
Ex-Pennsylvania Police Chief Learns His Fate For Repeatedly Raping Child A former police chief in eastern Pennsylvania was sentenced Friday, July 15 to 16 to 32 years in prison followed by three years of probation for repeatedly raping a child, WFMZ reports. Former Weissport Police Chief Brent Getz, of Lehighton, was convicted in March 2019 on charges of child rape, involuntary deviate sexual intercourse with a child, aggravated indecent assault of a child, and other related offenses, according to Attorney General Josh Shapiro. Getz’s co-defendant, Gregory Wagner, pleaded guilty to child rape and sexual exploitation of children in Nov. 2020 and agreed to testif…

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by Nicole Acosta
News
Ex-Police Chief Found Guilty Of Raping Girl, 6, With Buddy Hundreds Of Times For Years: AG Ex-Police Chief Found Guilty Of Raping Girl, 6, With Buddy Hundreds Of Times For Years: AG
Ex-Police Chief Found Guilty Of Raping Girl, 6, With Buddy Hundreds Of Times For Years: AG A former small-town Pennsylvania police chief has been found guilty of raping a young girl with his friend several times a month for years, authorities announced. A jury rendered the guilty verdict against former Weissport Police Chief Brent Getz, who was charged in March 2019, PA Attorney General Shapiro announced Friday, March 11. ** WARNING: The following news report contains graphic and disturbing scenarios ** His co-defendant, Gregory Wagner, of Lehighton, previously pleaded guilty and agreed to testify against Getz. Both Getz and Wagner will be sentenced at a later date. C…

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by Cecilia Levine
Obituaries
Lehigh County Native Gregory Wagner Dies Unexpectedly At 22 Lehigh County Native Gregory Wagner Dies Unexpectedly At 22
Lehigh County Native Gregory Wagner Dies Unexpectedly At 22 Lehigh County native Gregory "Greg" Wagner died unexpectedly on Oct. 19. He was 22. Wagner, of Allentown, was remembered as a man with a great sense of humor who would lend a helping hand to anyone in need, according to his obituary. He spent six years working for Giant supermarket, according to  GoFundMe organizer Rachel Ziegler. The page had raised nearly $4,500 as of Thursday afternoon. Funeral services were held on Oct. 25 at the O'Donnell Funeral Home in Allentown. Click here for the full obituary. Click here to donate.

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by Nicole Acosta