Mac Bullock

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Mac Bullock is a Pennsylvania-based news reporter who has worked in local journalism for five years. He joined the Daily Voice team in October of 2022.

In his spare time, he enjoys reading, camping, and fishing. 

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Lehigh County Turnpike Rest Stop Sells $150K Lotto Ticket Lehigh County Turnpike Rest Stop Sells $150K Lotto Ticket Lehigh County Turnpike Rest Stop Sells $150K Lotto Ticket
Lehigh County Turnpike Rest Stop Sells $150K Lotto Ticket One Lehigh County driver picked up more than they bargained for at a turnpike rest stop over the weekend, state officials say.  The 7-Eleven at the Exit 56 rest area on I-476, 5052 Cetronia Road, Wescosville, sold a Powerball ticket that won $150,000 in the Saturday, March 4 drawing, Pennsylvania lottery representatives announced.  The lucky winner matched all five white balls and the one red ball pulled in the Saturday, March 4 drawing, officials said. The 7-Eleven will now receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning slip, they added.  Across Pennsylvania, more than 2…
Chesco Man Surrenders After High-Speed Police Pursuit: Authorities Chesco Man Surrenders After High-Speed Police Pursuit: Authorities Chesco Man Surrenders After High-Speed Police Pursuit: Authorities
Chesco Man Surrenders After High-Speed Police Pursuit: Authorities A man accused of racing cars on a West Chester street now faces felony charges, authorities say.  Police were patrolling near the 400 block of East Market Street at about 4 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 27, when they noticed two cars involved in an illegal race, the department said in a statement.  When an officer turned on his lights and signaled for the pair to pull over, one of the drivers sped off, leading police on a brief pursuit through the borough, authorities said.  The driver got away but was later identified as 22-year-old Nicholas R. O'Rourke of Glenmoore, police claimed.…
Large Reptile Removed From Philly Park: Animal Control Large Reptile Removed From Philly Park: Animal Control Large Reptile Removed From Philly Park: Animal Control
Large Reptile Removed From Philly Park: Animal Control Animal control officials removed a large, exotic reptile from Franklin Delano Roosevelt Park in Philadelphia over the weekend, authorities revealed. The creature, a relative of the alligator called a caiman, is native to Central and South America, not South Philly, said the city’s Animal Care and Control Team. If you are struggling to keep your pet, or have decided that having an animal who will grow to be 5 feet long, live up... Posted by ACCT Philly on Sunday, March 5, 2023 ACCT said they were notified by police on Sunday, March 5 that the caiman had taken up residency in the park. “…
Duo In Country Illegally Ran 'Open-Air' Drug Market In Bucks, Police Claim Duo In Country Illegally Ran 'Open-Air' Drug Market In Bucks, Police Claim Duo In Country Illegally Ran 'Open-Air' Drug Market In Bucks, Police Claim
Duo In Country Illegally Ran 'Open-Air' Drug Market In Bucks, Police Claim Cocaine, methamphetamine, and psychedelic mushrooms were seized from a Bensalem apartment where police say two men ran an “open-air” drug market. Township police executed a search warrant at the Bucks Meadows Apartments, 3131 Knights Road, on Tuesday, Feb. 28, the department said in a statement.  Detectives had received an anonymous tip about drug sales in a unit at the complex and spent weeks staking out the building, authorities wrote. Investigators said they saw "numerous drug transactions" from clients arriving "on foot and by vehicle" from "various neighborhoods in and around Bucks C…
TSA Thwarts Explosive-Carrying Passenger From Boarding at Lehigh Airport: Feds TSA Thwarts Explosive-Carrying Passenger From Boarding at Lehigh Airport: Feds TSA Thwarts Explosive-Carrying Passenger From Boarding at Lehigh Airport: Feds
TSA Thwarts Explosive-Carrying Passenger From Boarding at Lehigh Airport: Feds A passenger with an explosive device tucked away in his luggage attempted to board a plane at the Lehigh Valley International Airport on Monday, Feb. 27, authorities say.  The suspicious item was clocked by Transportation Security Administration agents screening checked bags, the federal agency said. Security officers gave the bag the physical exam after it triggered an alarm in the screening unit, they added.  Inside, agents discovered "an item (...) that appeared to be suspicious and was believed to possibly be a live explosive device," TSA said.  The airport was evacuated as police and…
Pedestrian Killed By Train In Philadelphia: SEPTA Pedestrian Killed By Train In Philadelphia: SEPTA Pedestrian Killed By Train In Philadelphia: SEPTA
Pedestrian Killed By Train In Philadelphia: SEPTA A SEPTA train hit and killed a pedestrian in Philadelphia Wednesday, March 1, transportation authorities told Daily Voice.  It happened at about 1:15 p.m., SEPTA said. A person on the tracks near 30th Street was struck by a Market-Frankford Line train, and was later pronounced dead at the scene, they added.  SEPTA officials said Wednesday afternoon that the matter "appears to be a suicide." Due to the accident, trolleys are not operating in the tunnel and are being diverted to 40th Street, transit authorities said. Shuttle buses are in operation taking passengers from 15th Street to 40th …
Bucks Sex Offender Busted In Sting Operation, Say Authorities Bucks Sex Offender Busted In Sting Operation, Say Authorities Bucks Sex Offender Busted In Sting Operation, Say Authorities
Bucks Sex Offender Busted In Sting Operation, Say Authorities A registered Megan's Law offender in Bucks County is in police custody after authorities say he tried to arrange a sexual encounter with a teenage boy.  David Coles Sr., a 76-year-old Bristol resident, was arrested early Wednesday, March 1 in Bensalem, township police said in a statement.  Coles, who in 1997 was convicted of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and aggravated indecent assault, first came under Bensalem police scrutiny last November when detectives found a profile he made on a dating site, the department wrote.  At that time, authorities said he had exchang…
Details Sought In Chesco Man's 2010 Cold Case Killing Details Sought In Chesco Man's 2010 Cold Case Killing Details Sought In Chesco Man's 2010 Cold Case Killing
Details Sought In Chesco Man's 2010 Cold Case Killing More than a decade after his death, police are reinvestigating the Chester County murder of Thomas E. Ferguson.  The 43-year-old was shot dead in the Borough on Modena on Oct. 5, 2010, at about 9:30 p.m., according to a release from the Pennsylvania Crime Stoppers.  Authorities believe Ferguson was being robbed at gunpoint when his assailant shot him near the intersection of Modena Road and Union Street. He was struck in the leg and bled to death, officials said.  The Chester County District Attorney's Office said a $5,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an arrest an…
Philly Passenger Opened Fire After Fender Bender, Say Authorities Philly Passenger Opened Fire After Fender Bender, Say Authorities Philly Passenger Opened Fire After Fender Bender, Say Authorities
Philly Passenger Opened Fire After Fender Bender, Say Authorities Philadelphia police are looking for the pair who shot a gun at the other driver following a minor car accident last weekend.  It happened on the 300 block of North Broad Street on Sunday, Feb. 26, the department said in a statement. After getting into a fender bender around 3:40 a.m., investigators say the 38-year-old victim pulled over to exchange information.  But the suspects, the driver and the passenger of the other car, exited their vehicle and "assaulted the victim," according to police. As the victim drove away, authorities say the suspect passenger pulled a gun from his waistband …
Arsonist Set Fire To West Chester Building With People Inside, Police Say Arsonist Set Fire To West Chester Building With People Inside, Police Say Arsonist Set Fire To West Chester Building With People Inside, Police Say
Arsonist Set Fire To West Chester Building With People Inside, Police Say A man is charged with arson after police say he set fire to an occupied building in West Chester last month.  Mark Benziner, 53, of West Chester, is charged with felony arson, risking catastrophe, reckless endangerment, and related counts, said Borough police in a statement.  Investigators say that on Monday, Feb. 20, Benzinger went to the rear of a structure on the 100 block of West Miner Street and set fire to the building just after 6:30 p.m. Borough firefighters were joined by the West Whiteland Fire Company and knocked down the fire with only two engines, they said on Facebook at the …
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