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Know Him? Bandit Made Off With iPhones In Montco, Police Say Know Him? Bandit Made Off With iPhones In Montco, Police Say
Know Him? Bandit Made Off With iPhones In Montco, Police Say A thief stole four iPhones from a Montgomery County cell phone store while the clerk had their back turned, authorities say.  The man walked into the T-Mobile at 642 Wlesh Road in Lower Moreland Township at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Jan. 22, and asked about buying a pair of Airpods, police said in a statement.  When the worker went to the back to grab the headphones, the suspect made off at least four smartphones from the display kiosks, Lower Moreland police said.  He was seen wearing mostly black clothes a face covering, a North Face jacket, and blue New Balance sneakers. The s…

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by Mac Bullock
Obituaries
Lehigh Valley Native, T-Mobile Customer Service Technician Dies After Brief Illness, 38 Lehigh Valley Native, T-Mobile Customer Service Technician Dies After Brief Illness, 38
Lehigh Valley Native, T-Mobile Customer Service Technician Dies After Brief Illness, 38 Lehigh Valley native and T-Mobile customer service technician Thomas Andrew Nazzaro died at St. Luke’s Hospital - Anderson Campus, Easton after a brief illness on Thursday, Sept. 1. He was 38. Born in Manhasset, NY, Thomas grew up in Bangor, where he graduated from Bangor High School in 2003, his obituary says. Thomas worked as a Customer Service Technician at T-Mobile. He enjoyed driving his Jeep, going to the firing range with his Dad and spending time with his family members and numerous friends. Thomas was a dedicated member of Life Church in Nazareth, his obituary says. Thomas leaves…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
KNOW HIM? Video Shows Man Snatch iPad From Hackettstown T-Mobile And Run Away KNOW HIM? Video Shows Man Snatch iPad From Hackettstown T-Mobile And Run Away
Know HIM? Video Shows Man Snatch iPad From Hackettstown T-Mobile And Run Away Recognize him? A man who quickly snatched an iPad from T-Mobile in Hackettstown and ran off was caught on video, and police are seeking the public’s help identifying him. The video shows the man snatching the iPad from the T-Mobile on Main Street in Hackettstown and running out of the store around 12:20 p.m. on Wednesday, July 20, local police said in a release. The masked man is described as being in his mid-20s with a black hat, a black Nike muscle tank top, blue Nike shorts, white Nike shoes, and a small gold chain, police said. The man also had a medium-sized bandage on his right inne…

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by Valerie Musson
Police & Fire
Robber Points Gun, Tapes Victim To Chair In Delco T-Mobile Store Stickup: Police Robber Points Gun, Tapes Victim To Chair In Delco T-Mobile Store Stickup: Police
Robber Points Gun, Tapes Victim To Chair In Delco T-Mobile Store Stickup: Police A man who robbed a Delaware County T-Mobile store at gunpoint Thursday, June 9 was arrested, authorities said. Officers responded to the store on the 300 block of West Baltimore Pike around 1 p.m. on a report of an armed robbery, Clifton Heights Borough police said. The victim told police that a masked man threatened them with a gun and taped them to a chair before robbing them of cash. An ensuing investigation identified the suspect as 24-year-old Jason Hayes, of Clifton Heights, who was arrested at his home Thursday, June 23, records show. At the time of his arrest, Hayes had a 45 …

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by Nicole Acosta
Police & Fire
FBI: Berks County Man Charged For Attacking AP Photographer, Officers At Capitol Riot FBI: Berks County Man Charged For Attacking AP Photographer, Officers At Capitol Riot
FBI: Berks County Man Charged For Attacking AP Photographer, Officers At Capitol Riot A Berks County man was arrested Wednesday on charges that he attacked an Associated Press photographer and police officers during the Jan. 6 insurrection, authorities announced. Federal investigators with the FBI allege that Alan Byerly, 54, of Fleetwood, was armed with what appeared to be a taser when he charged at Capitol officers, according to an affidavit. He was seen wearing a gray “Kutztown” beanie, a distinctive neon “safety” yellow long-sleeve shirt under a black jacket with blue jeans, and a gray and black striped face covering, as he pushed his way through the crowd. Alan Bye…

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by Nicole Acosta