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Feds: Rapping Philly Bloods Member Who Sold Drugs With Mom Gets 15 Years In Meth, Heroin Sting Feds: Rapping Philly Bloods Member Who Sold Drugs With Mom Gets 15 Years In Meth, Heroin Sting Feds: Rapping Philly Bloods Member Who Sold Drugs With Mom Gets 15 Years In Meth, Heroin Sting
Feds: Rapping Philly Bloods Member Who Sold Drugs With Mom Gets 15 Years In Meth, Heroin Sting A 29-year-old reputed gang member and Internet rapper was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison for selling nearly two pounds of meth and heroin to an undercover Pennsylvania State Police detective, authorities said. Wiretaps caught conversations among Louis "Trouble" Morales, suppliers and customers during a three-month joint investigation of the FBI and State Police, Acting U.S. Attorney Jennifer Arbittier Williams said. The investigators learned that Morales -- a member of the Nine Trey Gangsta Bloods Philadelphia Chapter -- had access to a "seemingly endless supply" of …
Report: PA Parents, Step-Grandparent Beat 3 Kids They Kept Locked In Attic For Years Report: PA Parents, Step-Grandparent Beat 3 Kids They Kept Locked In Attic For Years Report: PA Parents, Step-Grandparent Beat 3 Kids They Kept Locked In Attic For Years
Report: PA Parents, Step-Grandparent Beat 3 Kids They Kept Locked In Attic For Years A set of Pennsylvania parents and a step-grandparent were arrested for keeping two boys and a girl locked in an attic minimal food and water for years, according to recent news reports. Bail was denied for Todd Richter, 32, his fiance Jennifer Yost and her mother, Wendy Yost -- all of Schuylkill County -- who were all charged with endangering the welfare of children, aggravated assault, harassment and more, Fox43 reports. The investigation into the trio began weeks ago, when the 12-year-old boy -- the oldest of the three children -- escaped from the Francis Street home in Minersville h…
Report: Woman Breaks Into Ex-BF's Suburban Philly Home, Stabs Him With Broken Bottle Report: Woman Breaks Into Ex-BF's Suburban Philly Home, Stabs Him With Broken Bottle Report: Woman Breaks Into Ex-BF's Suburban Philly Home, Stabs Him With Broken Bottle
Report: Woman Breaks Into Ex-BF's Suburban Philly Home, Stabs Him With Broken Bottle A 30-year-old woman was arrested after breaking into her ex-boyfriend's Bucks County home and stabbing him with a broken bottle, police reports say. Hilltown officers responded to the 800 block of East Creamery Road where they found the victim covered in bloody, makeshift bandages over a 6-inch cut around 9:45 p.m. April 4, NorthPennNow reports citing police records. The victim told police that he was sleeping when Grace Anne Crews, who sometimes stayed with him but didn't live at the house, broke into the home by smashing a window and woke him up, NorthPennNow reports. The two began …
Support Surges For Family Of Boy, 7, Killed In Newark Fire Support Surges For Family Of Boy, 7, Killed In Newark Fire Support Surges For Family Of Boy, 7, Killed In Newark Fire
Support Surges For Family Of Boy, 7, Killed In Newark Fire The community is rallying around a Newark family whose 7-year-old son died in a fire that left them homeless Thursday morning. More than $4,400 had been raised as of Friday morning on a GoFundMe for the Hartfield family. "On behalf of my late nephew Saahir Keiron Hartfield and family," Kamilah Richardson writes.  "Today an unexpected fire took place at my niece and her significant others Newark home leaving her and her children with absolutely NOTHING they lost everything.  "Materialistic items can be replaced but this fire took her 7 yr old Saahir’s life." Saahir Keiron Hartfi…
Irishmen Set Opening Date For New Bergen County Bar & Restaurant 'The Craftsman' Irishmen Set Opening Date For New Bergen County Bar & Restaurant 'The Craftsman' Irishmen Set Opening Date For New Bergen County Bar & Restaurant 'The Craftsman'
Irishmen Set Opening Date For New Bergen County Bar & Restaurant 'The Craftsman' "The Craftsman" -- a new bar and restaurant run by a pair of Irishmen -- has announced an opening date. If all inspections go according to plan, the establishment will open on Maple Avenue on April 14, owners Philip Quilter and David Casey said. "The Craftsman" -- which has outposts in New York City -- was set to open in March 2020, but the pandemic stalled the opening process. According to its website, "The Craftsman" is is an upscale gastro pub serving contemporary American cuisine with diverse menu options and an Irish influence. The emphasis is on exceptional craft cocktails and craft…
KNOW THEM? Essex Prosecutor Seeks ID Of 3 In Connection With Deadly Stabbing KNOW THEM? Essex Prosecutor Seeks ID Of 3 In Connection With Deadly Stabbing KNOW THEM? Essex Prosecutor Seeks ID Of 3 In Connection With Deadly Stabbing
Know Them? Essex Prosecutor Seeks ID Of 3 In Connection With Deadly Stabbing Authorities in Essex County are seeking the public's help in identifying three individuals wanted in connection with a deadly stabbing. Charges have not been filed against the three people pictured above, wanted in the stabbing death of Mario Esquivel Lopez, 28, of Newark on Oct. 10, 2020, Acting Essex County Prosecutor Theodore N. Stephens, II, and Newark Public Safety Director Brian A. O’Hara said. Lopez was fatally stabbed on the 400 block of 4th Avenue in the City of Newark. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Essex County Prosecutor’s Office Homicide/Major Crimes Task…
Barstool CEO's Leaked Sex Tape May Have Caused Drop In Penn Shares Barstool CEO's Leaked Sex Tape May Have Caused Drop In Penn Shares Barstool CEO's Leaked Sex Tape May Have Caused Drop In Penn Shares
Barstool CEO's Leaked Sex Tape May Have Caused Drop In Penn Shares Barstool CEO Dave Portnoy's sex tape that leaked over the weekend may have caused a dip on shares of Penn National Gaming, Fox reports. Barstool dished out $136 million for a 36 percent share of the casino and racetrack company in January 2020. Since the video was leaked, Penn's shares dropped approximately 2.6 percent. Portnoy tweeted his response to the situation in a video and even encouraged investors to "buy the dip." Seriously though thanks to our fans for their never ending support. It’s what allows us to be us. $penn pic.twitter.com/jMfBViHMUH — Dave Portnoy (@stoolpresident…
Former North Arlington Varsity Football Player Alex Samaan Dies, 25 Former North Arlington Varsity Football Player Alex Samaan Dies, 25 Former North Arlington Varsity Football Player Alex Samaan Dies, 25
Former North Arlington Varsity Football Player Alex Samaan Dies, 25 Alessandro "Alex" Samaan of North Arlington died on March 31. He was 25 years old. More than $17,200 had been raised in his memory on a GoFundMe page launched by a relative as of April 8. "For those who knew Alex he was kind hearted and always trying to make you laugh," campaign founder Paige Cassetta writes. "He always had a smile on his face." Alex graduated from North Arlington High School where he played varsity football. Alex's obituary says he had "an unforgettable personality and inspired everyone that knew him. His infectious smile and sense of humor will never be forgotten." S…
'Pedal Responsibly,' Police Warn After New Danville Pike Bicycle Crash 'Pedal Responsibly,' Police Warn After New Danville Pike Bicycle Crash 'Pedal Responsibly,' Police Warn After New Danville Pike Bicycle Crash
'Pedal Responsibly,' Police Warn After New Danville Pike Bicycle Crash A 66-year-old bicyclist was hospitalized with moderate injuries after being struck by a car on New Danville Pike in Pequea Tuesday evening, local police said. The Millerville cyclist was heading south when a 29-year-old driver from Denver struck him from behind on the 2100 block around 5 p.m. The driver was not injured. The investigation into the events leading to the crash is in progress.  The New Danville Fire Company assisted PTPD and EMS on the scene.  "Pennsylvania law dictates that drivers of vehicles must provide at least four feet of distance between their vehicle and t…
'Life Changed For Worse': College Student Seeks Help For Family After Irvington House Fire 'Life Changed For Worse': College Student Seeks Help For Family After Irvington House Fire 'Life Changed For Worse': College Student Seeks Help For Family After Irvington House Fire
'Life Changed For Worse': College Student Seeks Help For Family After Irvington House Fire Support is surging for an Irvington family devastated by a house fire earlier this week. Nashad Rouse writes on a GoFundMe he had left his Mill Road home on April 5 when he got a call from his brother: The house was up in flames. Rouse, an aspiring photographer and videographer, lost all of his business equipment and tools, belongings, clothing, and the family's five puppies. "On the afternoon of April 5th my whole life changed for the worst," he said. "All we are left with is the clothes on our backs and the slippers on our feet.  "Anything that can be contributed to help us get in…
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