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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Hampden-Silver Spring, PA
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Enola Man Accused Of Killing Wife On Christmas Eve Enola Man Accused Of Killing Wife On Christmas Eve Enola Man Accused Of Killing Wife On Christmas Eve
Enola Man Accused Of Killing Wife On Christmas Eve An Enola man is behind bars without bail after authorities say he killed his wife during a fight on Christmas Eve.  Hampden Township police were called to the 4200 block of Wild Orchid Road on Saturday, Dec. 24 for a welfare check, said District Attorney Sean McCormack in a release.  Arriving officers found Tamara Colbert dead with a gunshot wound to the head. The only other person in the house was her husband, 39-year-old Christopher Colbert, prosecutors wrote.  Police said Christopher smelled like alcohol, was not complying with demands, and had written a note claiming his…

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by Mac Bullock
Reading, PA
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Berks Teen Attacked Brother With Knife: State Police Berks Teen Attacked Brother With Knife: State Police Berks Teen Attacked Brother With Knife: State Police
Berks Teen Attacked Brother With Knife: State Police A teenager in Berks County faces criminal charges for attacking his older brother with a pocket knife, authorities say.  Police were called to a home on the 2500 block of Main Street in Union Township at about 6:15 p.m. Monday, Dec. 26 for a reported domestic disturbance, state troopers said in a release.  On the scene, investigators determined that a 13-year-old and his 16-year-old brother were "involved in a physical fight" when the younger one pulled out a folding knife and attacked his brother with it.  The 16-year-old suffered minor injuries but was not hurt by the knif…

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by Mac Bullock
Bristol, PA
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Bucks County Woman Killed In Northampton County Crash On Xmas Day: Coroner Bucks County Woman Killed In Northampton County Crash On Xmas Day: Coroner Bucks County Woman Killed In Northampton County Crash On Xmas Day: Coroner
Bucks County Woman Killed In Northampton County Crash On Xmas Day: Coroner A Bucks County woman has died after being hit by a car in Northampton County on Christmas Day, officials say.  Michele Gardner, 46, of Riegelsville Borough, was rushed to the emergency room at St. Luke's Hospital's Anderson Campus on Dec. 25 after being struck by a car near mile marker 3.6 on State Route 33, said county Coroner Zachary Lysek.  Her cause of death is multiple traumatic injuries, and the manner of death is pending the results of an investigation, the coroner added.  Officials have not named the driver of the car that hit Gardner, nor have they indicated if…

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by Mac Bullock
Lower Merion-Narberth, PA
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Montco Pharma Giant Could Pay Billions For Role In Opioid Crisis: Feds Montco Pharma Giant Could Pay Billions For Role In Opioid Crisis: Feds Montco Pharma Giant Could Pay Billions For Role In Opioid Crisis: Feds
Montco Pharma Giant Could Pay Billions For Role In Opioid Crisis: Feds A Conshohocken-based pharmaceutical giant could be on the hook for billions of dollars in fines for its role in the nationwide opioid epidemic, prosecutors say.  US Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero filed suit against AmerisourceBergen Corp., one of America's largest pharmaceutical wholesalers, for allegedly violating federal law regarding opioid distribution.  According to prosecutors, prescription drug sellers have a "longstanding legal obligation" to inform the federal Drug Enforcement Administration "each and every time they receive a suspicious order." Not only did AmerisourceBe…

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by Mac Bullock
Bristol, PA
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Gas Leak Evacuates Northeast Philly Homes: Report Gas Leak Evacuates Northeast Philly Homes: Report Gas Leak Evacuates Northeast Philly Homes: Report
Gas Leak Evacuates Northeast Philly Homes: Report At least 10 families in Philadelphia were evacuated from their homes on Thursday, Dec. 29 due to a gas main break, according to a report by 6abc. After the break at about 1:45 p.m., officials asked residents of the 2800 block of Narcissus Road on Philly's far northeast end to clear the area, the outlet wrote.  The cause of the leak was not immediately clear, and no injuries were reported, the station writes.  Click here for the full report from 6abc.  

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by Mac Bullock
Lower Paxton, PA
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Video Shows Harrisburg Woman's Killer, Police Say Video Shows Harrisburg Woman's Killer, Police Say Video Shows Harrisburg Woman's Killer, Police Say
Video Shows Harrisburg Woman's Killer, Police Say Harrisburg police are searching for the man they say beat a woman to death in a city park last week.  An adult woman was found dead of multiple traumatic injuries at Sunken Garden Park near North Front and Verbeke streets on Thursday, Dec. 22, the Bureau said in a statement.  Her identity has not been released. The death, originally deemed "suspicious," is now being investigated as a homicide, and authorities believe they caught the killer on video.  Harrisburg police say this video shows the man who killed a woman in Sunken Garden Park last week. Harrisburg Police The suspect is a m…

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by Mac Bullock
Drexel Hill-Upper Darby, PA
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Philly's Bill Cosby Teases Comeback Tour In Bizarre Radio Interview Philly's Bill Cosby Teases Comeback Tour In Bizarre Radio Interview Philly's Bill Cosby Teases Comeback Tour In Bizarre Radio Interview
Philly's Bill Cosby Teases Comeback Tour In Bizarre Radio Interview Disgraced comedian and Philadelphia native Bill Cosby hinted he may return to the stage next year in an interview on an Ohio radio station.  The 85-year-old appeared on Marion, Ohio's WWGH for "WGH Talk" with host Scott Spears Wednesday, Dec. 28, to say that he's considering a return to show business one year after his release from prison.  Cosby was convicted in 2018 of indecent aggravated assault and spent three years behind bars before the Pennsylvania Supreme Court overturned the conviction on constitutional grounds last June, as Daily Voice reported.  He's also been the subject of do…

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by Mac Bullock
Lancaster, PA
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Life In Prison For PA Arsonist Who Killed Man Clinging To His Own Vehicle Life In Prison For PA Arsonist Who Killed Man Clinging To His Own Vehicle Life In Prison For PA Arsonist Who Killed Man Clinging To His Own Vehicle
Life In Prison For PA Arsonist Who Killed Man Clinging To His Own Vehicle A convicted arsonist and killer in Lancaster County will spend the rest of his days in prison for a crime spree that ended with a man's death three years ago, a judge has ruled.  Javen T. Jackson, 24, was sentenced to life plus four-to-10 years at a hearing on Dec. 20, said county District Attorney Heather Adams in a statement.  At his trial in October, prosecutors said Jackson set fire to a New Holland apartment building on Nov. 10, 2019. Jurors heard from building residents who described waking up to find their apartments filled with smoke and rushing to safety with their young …

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by Mac Bullock
York, PA
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Gunman Sought In Double York Shooting: Police Gunman Sought In Double York Shooting: Police Gunman Sought In Double York Shooting: Police
Gunman Sought In Double York Shooting: Police A gunman who sent two people to the hospital is at large in York County, authorities say. York City police were called to a house on the 400 block of West Philadelphia Street at about 8 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 22 for a reported shooting, the department said in a release.  On arrival, officers found a 44-year-old woman and a 24-year-old man each suffering from gunshot wounds. The victims were rushed to a nearby hospital for treatment, police said, but their condition is unclear.  Investigators are seeking 44-year-old Isaac Ramos-Perez as a suspect in the shooting.  State cour…

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by Mac Bullock
Drexel Hill-Upper Darby, PA
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Arsonist Targets Philly's Independence Hall National Historical Park Arsonist Targets Philly's Independence Hall National Historical Park Arsonist Targets Philly's Independence Hall National Historical Park
Arsonist Targets Philly's Independence Hall National Historical Park A Christmas Eve fire at one of Philadelphia's most historic sites was set intentionally by an arsonist, investigators believe.  Multiple agencies were called to Independence Hall National Historical Park in Old City at about 8 p.m. on Saturday, Dec. 24 after a patrol officer found "a large fire engulfing the basement" at Carpenter's Hall said the National Park Service in a statement.  US Park Rangers of Independence National Historical Park are seeking tips from the public to aid an ongoing fire investigation – see more at https://t.co/x0gpv5n7qK#USParkRanger #independencenhp #SeeSometh…

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