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22-Year-Old Driver ID'd After Fatal Ejection Crash In Lititz: Coroner 22-Year-Old Driver ID'd After Fatal Ejection Crash In Lititz: Coroner
Anthony Perez, 22, Killed In Lititz Crash: Coroner A 22-year-old man is dead following a single-vehicle crash into a utility, police announced on Tuesday, May 28. Anthony Perez, 22 of Lititz has been identified as the driver of the vehicle that fatally crashed, according to the Lancaster County Coroner's Office. Officers were called to the crash in the 400 block of West Lincoln Avenue between Arrowhead Drive and South Walnut Street in Lititz at 7:59 p.m. on Memorial Day. Callers to 911 reported that the sedan crashed into a telephone pole, and the driver "had been ejected onto the roadway."  Perez was found by the first officer on th…

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Necklace Used To Choke Lititz Robbery Victim, Police Say Necklace Used To Choke Lititz Robbery Victim, Police Say
Necklace Used To Choke Lititz Robbery Victim, Police Say A man was choked with a necklace he was wearing while someone robbed him on Monday, January 16, authorities say.  The man told police in Lititz that he was walking along the 200 block of Landis Valley Road when he was approached by another man he didn't know who asked him for a lighter around 10 p.m. That man then "grabbed and removed a pendant necklace by force from around the victim's neck," and robbed him, as stated in the release. The robber then fled towards Owl Hill Road, police explain. The victim was not hurt. The suspect is described as a white male, approximately 5'9", w…

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Ducklings Rescued By Police In Lititz (Video) Ducklings Rescued By Police In Lititz (Video)
Ducklings Rescued By Police In Lititz (Video) Eight ducklings were rescued from a storm drain by police in Lititz. Someone reported squeaking noises come from a storm drain in Lititz while then were out on a walk. A passerby reported the squeaks to local police. The young ducklings can be heard frantic chirping in the body camera footage posted on the borough's YouTube page over the weekend. A police officer quickly descended into the storm drain to safely rescue the corral ducklings with the help of a net. The video’s description reads “It’s not spring in Lititz until the ducklings start making their way to the bottom of the stor…

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by Jillian Pikora