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SEEN HER? Woman Fakes ID, Stealing $8.5K From Lancaster County Bank SEEN HER? Woman Fakes ID, Stealing $8.5K From Lancaster County Bank
Seen HER? Woman Fakes ID, Stealing $8.5K From Lancaster County Bank A woman pretended to be a customer and robbed a Lancaster County Bank, according to Manheim Township police. The woman pictured pretended to be someone else who is a customer of the BB&T Bank at 1676 Oregon Pike in Manheim Township, on Saturday, July, 24 at 10 a.m. She then withdrew $8,500.00 worth of funds from the victim's bank, after convincing the bank teller that she was the true account holder.  The woman fled the bank after obtaining the money. Any person knowing the identity of the depicted female should contact the Manheim Township Police Department at 717-569-6401.

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by Jillian Pikora
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SEEN HER? Woman Wanted For Assaulting 2 EMTs In Lancaster SEEN HER? Woman Wanted For Assaulting 2 EMTs In Lancaster
Seen HER? Woman Wanted For Assaulting 2 EMTs In Lancaster A Lancaster County woman is wanted for attacking Emergency Medical Technicians in an ambulance, according to Manheim Township police. A warrant was issued for Danielle Lynn Hineline, 29, of Columbia,  on July 23 in connection to an assault. Hineline was charged with two felonies for an aggravated assault that occurred on Chester Road at Fruitville Pike on July 5 at 5 p.m. Hineline punched one EMT in the stomach and arms, and struck the other EMT in the chin with a metal clip. Hineline is a wanted person at the time of publication. Anyone with information on the whereabouts of Hin…

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by Jillian Pikora
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GOT HIM! Lancaster Man Arrested For Fatal Drug Delivery 7 Months After Warrant Issued GOT HIM! Lancaster Man Arrested For Fatal Drug Delivery 7 Months After Warrant Issued
GOT HIM! Lancaster Man Arrested For Fatal Drug Delivery 7 Months After Warrant Issued A Lancaster County man accused of delivering a fatal supply of drugs has been arrested after a seven month long search. Noel Jerome Thompson, 20, of Lancaster was arrested by Pennsylvania State police at noon on Monday. A warrant for his arrest had been issued on Friday, Dec. 11, 2020, according to Manheim Township police. The drug delivery of Fentanyl, and subsequent death he is accused of, happened in the 400 block Revere Road between 2 and 8:10 a.m., on Sunday, Nov. 15. Thompson is charged with the following: F2 Receiving Stolen Property F3 Flight To Avoid Apprehension/Trial/Punish…

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by Jillian Pikora
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SEEN HIM? Target Dressing Room Peeping Tom Wanted By Lancaster County Police SEEN HIM? Target Dressing Room Peeping Tom Wanted By Lancaster County Police
Seen HIM? Target Dressing Room Peeping Tom Wanted By Lancaster County Police A man entered the women's dressing room area at Target and was seen taking photos of a woman with a cell phone, according to police in Manheim Township. It started with him following a woman at the Target located at 1589 Fruitville Pike in Manheim Township on Thursday around 5 p.m. When the woman entered the dressing room, she saw the man with his phone out under the changing room door. Security footage from the store confirmed the woman's account, showing the man pictured crouching down and holding his phone into the dressing room occupied by the woman. Upon seeing his phone the woma…

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by Jillian Pikora
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SEEN HIM? NY Man Wanted By Lancaster Police For Setting Fire To Apartments SEEN HIM? NY Man Wanted By Lancaster Police For Setting Fire To Apartments
Seen HIM? NY Man Wanted By Lancaster Police For Setting Fire To Apartments A man from Queens, New York is wanted by police in Lancaster, Pennsylvania for setting fire to occupied apartments. Husani A. Laviscount, 33, is wanted by police in Manheim Township for burglary and arson of the apartment structure in the 600 block of Wyncroft Lane on April 25 between 8-8:44 p.m. Laviscount, entered one of the apartments and intentionally set it on fire-- a fire which then spread to a total of five other occupied structures-- all with the purpose of destroying or damaging them, according to police. Eight people were inside the apartments at the time, all made it out safely…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Police: Shots Fired During Child Custody Exchange In Central PA, 2 In Custody Police: Shots Fired During Child Custody Exchange In Central PA, 2 In Custody
Police: Shots Fired During Child Custody Exchange In Central PA, 2 In Custody Two people were in custody and one person hospitalized after gunfire broke out during an arranged child custody exchange in Lancaster County, authorities said. Rashaun Taylor and  Thalia Ortiz, both of Reading, were arrested shortly after police issued a Be On The Lookout "BOLO" alert Sunday night, the Northern Lancaster County Regional Police Department said. Witnesses told police that Ortiz and Taylor arrived at a home on the 2000 block of Lawnwood Court in East Petersburg sometime around 8:20 p.m., for an arranged child custody exchange, police said. An argument betw…

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by Cecilia Levine
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SEEN THEM? Police Search For 5 People Who Used Counterfeit $100 Bills At 7 PA Grocery Stores SEEN THEM? Police Search For 5 People Who Used Counterfeit $100 Bills At 7 PA Grocery Stores
Seen Them? Police Search For 5 People Who Used Counterfeit $100 Bills At 7 PA Grocery Stores Five people who used counterfeit $100 bills to buy groceries at least seven times in central Pennsylvania are being sought by police. A couple was the first accused of using faking $100 bills to purchase groceries. They allegedly used $300 to make a purchase at the Giant located at 3301 Trindle Road in Camp Hill on May 20, according to area police. The couple was seen fleeing the store in a Red Toyota Camry with Florida registration. This same couple also passed counterfeit bills at the Giant in Hampden, Silver Spring and Lower Paxton Townships, say police. The second reported suspects ar…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Dump Truck Full Of Stones Rolls Onto Sedan Along Rt. 30 In Lancaster (Photos) Dump Truck Full Of Stones Rolls Onto Sedan Along Rt. 30 In Lancaster (Photos)
Dump Truck Full Of Stones Rolls Onto Sedan Along Rt. 30 In Lancaster (Photos) Major traffic delays were reported after a dump truck partially rolled over a sedan along Route 30 Lancaster. Manheim Township Police were dispatched to Route 30 East at Fruitville Pike for a two-vehicle crash, involving a dump truck around 7 a.m. on Wednesday, say police. The truck-- fully-loaded with stones-- partially rolled over onto a sedan. Both the truck driver and the driver of the sedan were trapped in their vehicles and had to be mechanically extricated. Investigators determined that both vehicles were travelling eastbound on Route 30, Fruitville Pike. The dump truck attempte…

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by Jillian Pikora
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Manheim PD Seek Witnesses Of Crash That Killed Woman, 29 Manheim PD Seek Witnesses Of Crash That Killed Woman, 29
Manheim PD Seek Witnesses Of Crash That Killed Woman, 29 A woman died following a head on collision -- and Manheim Township police are searching for anyone who may have witnessed it. A 29-year-old woman from Mount Joy, was traveling eastbound on New Holland Pike by the intersection of Landis Valley Road when she veered into the oncoming lane, striking an on-coming vehicle head-on April 23 around 8 p.m., authorities said. The woman was taken to a hospital where she later died. The two occupants of the vehicle she struck were taken to an area hospital with non-life-threatening injuries. The fatal crash closed the area near New Holland Pike west …

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by Jillian Pikora
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SEEN THEM? Police Say Men Conspired To Steal $3K In Merch From Lancaster Target SEEN THEM? Police Say Men Conspired To Steal $3K In Merch From Lancaster Target
Seen Them? Police Say Men Conspired To Steal $3K In Merch From Lancaster Target Two men were wanted by police for allegedly conspiring to steal nearly $3,000 worth of merchandise from a Lancaster County Target, authorities said. Warrants for the arrests of Joseph D. Perez-Bard, 3, of Nottingham (Chester County), and Neal S. Gibson, 31, of Castle, Delaware, were issued Wednesday night, Manheim police said. Both conspired to steal $3,194 of merchandise from a Fruitville Pike Target on two separate occasions in February, police said. Perez-Bard and Gibson visited the store on Feb. 12 around 6:45 p.m. and Feb. 17 around 2:15 p.m., police said. Police are encouraging…

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by Nicole Acosta