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Mattresses, Couches Illegal Dumped In Gettysburg Battlefield: Police Mattresses, Couches Illegal Dumped In Gettysburg Battlefield: Police
Mattresses, Couches Illegal Dumped In Gettysburg Battlefield: Police A national landmark was confused with a garage dump on Monday night. Someone illegally dumped two couches, three mattresses, a box spring, and a metal bed frame in Gettysburg Battlefield near Long Lane at Sunset Avenue on Monday around 8 p.m., according to Gettysburg Borough police. The metal bed frame, box spring, and couch illegally dumped in Gettysburg Battlefield.Gettysburg Borough police Investigators were provided with the registration number of a vehicle allegedly involved with the dumping, according to a Facebook post by the police. The dumper is being asked to “please remove…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Human Ashes Spread In Steelers' Heinz Field Prompts Police Investigation Human Ashes Spread In Steelers' Heinz Field Prompts Police Investigation
Human Ashes Spread In Steelers' Heinz Field Prompts Police Investigation One football fan's perfect final resting spot may have brought them peace, but the illegal dumping of human remains has prompted a police investigation at Heinz's Field. Unnamed parties spread a football fan's ashes in the stadium seats and on the south end zone of the field on Sunday as WTAE and KDKA are reporting. As the identity of the deceased was not released, it is unknown if they were a Panthers or a Steelers fan, or if they were a fan of both, but the incident did occur following the Steelers win over Denver at the stadium. Steelers officials say fans are "not permitted to spread a…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Report: Amazon Driver Dumping Packages In NJ Woods Told Police They Were Feces Report: Amazon Driver Dumping Packages In NJ Woods Told Police They Were Feces
Report: Amazon Driver Dumping Packages In NJ Woods Told Police They Were Feces An Amazon driver caught dumping packages into a South Jersey wooded area tried telling police the items were feces, according to a recent news report. The deliveryman later identified as Desmond Gould, 23, of Delaware, was spotted by a Logan Township (Gloucester County) police officer on Route 130 Nov. 2, throwing a large box from the van into the woods, NJ.com reports. An affidavit says Gould told the officer he was throwing his feces into the woods, but after the officer checked, he found that they were really undelivered packages that Gould had no intention of delivering, police said. A…

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by Cecilia Levine