Fog/Mist 52°
Tag:

Lower Windsor Township Police

Police & Fire
Active Fire Near Township Building In Central PA (PHOTOS) Active Fire Near Township Building In Central PA (PHOTOS)
Active Fire Near Township Building In Central PA (Photos) A fire has broken out across the street from a township-owned building.  The fire was reported as active shortly before 5 p.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 3, 2023, by Lower Windsor Township police. The fire is on Hakes Hollow Road near Craley Road.  The billowing smoke was spotted by township employees who say the fire is at a structure across the street from the Lower Windsor Township building.  There is no word of any injures. The public has been asked to avoid the area. 

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
News
Two Missing Pennsylvania Teenagers Have Been Located: Police Two Missing Pennsylvania Teenagers Have Been Located: Police
Two Missing Pennsylvania Teenagers Have Been Located: Police UPDATE: 15-year-old Hailey Ortman and 17-year-old Jiovanni “Jio” Vega were both located, according to an announcement by Lower Windsor Township police on Nov. 3 around 7:46 p.m.  No additional information was released.  ORIGINAL: Two missing teenagers may have run away together and could be in danger police say. 15-year-old Hailey Ortman and 17-year-old Jiovanni “Jio” Vega were both reported as missing from their Lower Windsor Township house on Thursday, Nov. 3 at approximately 1 a.m., according to area police.  They are believed to be together and it is believed they’re …

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
Obituaries
Mom Of 2 ID'd As Victim Who Died At Scene Of RT 222 Crash: Coroner Mom Of 2 ID'd As Victim Who Died At Scene Of RT 222 Crash: Coroner
Mom Of 2 ID'd As Victim Who Died At Scene Of RT 222 Crash: Coroner A beloved single mom of two died at the scene of a crash in central Pennsylvania on Friday, July 15, authorities say. Erika Renee Crossen, 33, of Millersville, was traveling south on Route 222 by Hunsicker Road in Manheim Township when she hit another car around 6:10 p.m., according to a release by township police and later identified by the Lancaster County coroner's office.  The man driving the other vehicle suffered non-life threatening injuries, police say.  Crossen was entrapped in her vehicle and unconscious when an off-duty paramedic at the crash jumped into action and was "attempt…

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
News
Pa Man Attempted To Kidnap Infant During Burglary, Police Say Pa Man Attempted To Kidnap Infant During Burglary, Police Say
Pa Man Attempted To Kidnap Infant During Burglary, Police Say A Pennsylvania man broke into someone's house and attempted to take their 6-month-old infant, according to the police.  Matthew J. Frey, 39, of York, entered a home "without permission of the homeowners," in the 400 block of Pleasant Hill Road on Monday, Mar. 21 at approximately 5 a.m., Lower Windsor Township police say. Frey enter the home through a back door and then threatened the homeowners, according to a release by Lower Windsor Township police. At one point, Frey "aggressively grabbed" a 6-month-old baby away from its mother, according to the release. "Frey then fled out of th…

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
Police & Fire
Sports Bike Rider Leads Police Pursuit In Central PA, Police Say Sports Bike Rider Leads Police Pursuit In Central PA, Police Say
Sports Bike Rider Leads Police Pursuit In Central PA, Police Say Police were led on a pursuit of a sports bike without a license plate last Tuesday, according to Lower Windsor Township police. Travis Ty Reachard, 28, of Wrightsville, spoke with a police officer who was attempting to stop him but refused to pull over for a routine traffic stop. The sports bike did not have a registration plate and the officer had knowledge that Reachard had a suspended license. The officer pursued the motor bike for a short distance but then discontinued. The sports bike also failed to stop for a posted stop sign. Reachard has been charged with the following: Fl…

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
Police & Fire
KNOW HIM? York Police Issue Warrant For Man Who Attempt To Purchase Gun With Forged Documents KNOW HIM? York Police Issue Warrant For Man Who Attempt To Purchase Gun With Forged Documents
Know HIM? York Police Issue Warrant For Man Who Attempt To Purchase Gun With Forged Documents A warrant has been issued for a man who attempted to purchase a gun with falsified legal documents. Ruben Alberto Flores-Rivera, 30 of Fayetteville, attempted to purchase a firearm using falsified legal documents--while an active protection from abuse order against him was still in place-- in July 2020, according to Lower Windsor Township Police. Flores-Rivera is charged with the following: Materially False Written Statement - Sale or Transfer of Firearm (F3) Statement Under Penalty (M2) Police believe he has connections in Harrisburg, Carlisle, Fayetteville and York. If you see him or …

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
Police & Fire
York PD: Eastern HS Student Charged In Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital York PD: Eastern HS Student Charged In Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital
York PD: Eastern HS Student Charged In Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital Charges have been filed against a 16-year-old girl accused of attacking a classmate with hand sanitizer, sending them to the hospital. The girl left her assigned classroom area and entered  another classroom without permission, then sprayed hand sanitizer in the direction of other students around 7:45 a.m. on March 24, Lower Windsor Township Police Chief David J. Arnold said. One of the students was later hospitalized for additional treatment, according to HBG100. Following an investigation by the the school board and Lower Windsor Township School Resource Officer charges have be…

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora
Schools
PA Teen Tells TikTok She Was Bullied Before Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital PA Teen Tells TikTok She Was Bullied Before Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital
PA Teen Tells TikTok She Was Bullied Before Hand Sanitizer Attack That Sent Peer To Hospital A student at Eastern York High School took to TikTok to defend herself in a hand sanitizer attack that sent her classmate to the hospital. A 16-year-old student left her assigned classroom area and entered other classroom without permission and sprayed hand sanitizer in the direction of other students around 7:45 a.m. Wednesday, according to a statement by Lower Windsor Township Police Chief David J. Arnold. One student was evaluated by the school nurse and was later hospitalized for additional treatment, according to HBG100. The alleged victim's condition was unknown. The school's admini…

SHARE

by Jillian Pikora