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Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot
Lancaster Community Rallies, Raising $2.4K For Family Of Man Who Was Fatally Shot The victim of a shooting on Friday in the city of Lancaster has been identified by police. Rolando "Peanut" Nazir Rivera, 23, of the 200 block of Ruby Street in Lancaster, was shot in the 500 block of Third Street around 9:45 p.m. 😈😎😏💯💯💯 Posted by Nut Da-manace on Sunday, April 23, 2017 When police arrived, they found Riviera with multiple gunshot wounds, bleeding out in the street. He died at the scene. It is believed he was targeted. Rivera had a criminal record for criminal trespassing in 2019 and a 2017 offense for carrying a firearm without a license, according to area police, …

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Suspect In Fatal Shooting Turns Himself Into Lancaster City Police Suspect In Fatal Shooting Turns Himself Into Lancaster City Police Suspect In Fatal Shooting Turns Himself Into Lancaster City Police
Suspect In Fatal Shooting Turns Himself Into Lancaster City Police A Friday night shooting that left one man injured has turned fatal and another man has turned himself into police after a warrant was issued. Lancaster City police responded to a call of a shooting in the 600 block of Hebrank Street on Friday around 10:15 p.m. When officers arrived at the scene, they found one man with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso. He was transported to the hospital, where he later died from his injuries. He was identified by police as Jomar Almestica, 26, of York. Almestica was a class of 2013 graduate of Glen Mills School where he was a Division 1 athlete wit…

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Suspect In Fatal Shooting Surrenders To Lancaster City Police Suspect In Fatal Shooting Surrenders To Lancaster City Police Suspect In Fatal Shooting Surrenders To Lancaster City Police
Suspect In Fatal Shooting Surrenders To Lancaster City Police A Friday night shooting that left one man injured has turned fatal and another man has turned himself into police after a warrant was issued. Lancaster City police responded to a call of a shooting in the 600 block of Hebrank Street on Friday around 10:15 p.m. When officers arrived at the scene, they found one man with multiple gunshot wounds to the torso. He was transported to the hospital, where he later died from his injuries. He was identified by police as Jomar Almestica, 26, of York. Almestica was a class of 2013 graduate of Glen Mills School where he was a Division 1 athlete wit…

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Woman Stabbed In Lancaster City Park Woman Stabbed In Lancaster City Park Woman Stabbed In Lancaster City Park
Woman Stabbed In Lancaster City Park A woman was hospitalized after a stabbing in a Lancaster city park on Saturday, according to area police. Officers were called to a report of a woman stabbed in a leg and the chest at Culliton Park near South Water and West Strawberry streets around 9:20 p.m. The woman was transported to an area hospital. She is expected to survive as her injuries were minor and not life-threatening. Witnesses told police the woman was attacked by another woman. Police continue to attempt to identify the suspect. Anyone with information about this incident should contact police.

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Head Of Dismembered 'Cadaver Doll' Dad Found In PA Freezer Head Of Dismembered 'Cadaver Doll' Dad Found In PA Freezer Head Of Dismembered 'Cadaver Doll' Dad Found In PA Freezer
Head Of Dismembered 'Cadaver Doll' Dad Found In PA Freezer What was first reported as a suspicious death, has been revealed to be a disturbing murder. Donald Lawrence Meshey Jr., 32, of Lancaster was arrested on Wednesday after admitting to police that he stabbed and Dismembered his father, according to Lancaster city police. Police were called to a welfare check at 202 West Strawberry Street on Wednesday at 8:51 a.m. The woman that made the call said she was "concerned for the welfare of family members at the residence, after one of the residents, Donald Meshey Jr., told her that there was a cadaver in one of the beds in the home and there was a …

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RECOGNIZE THEM? 6 Men Wanted For Attacking Man, 42, Outside His Lancaster Home RECOGNIZE THEM? 6 Men Wanted For Attacking Man, 42, Outside His Lancaster Home RECOGNIZE THEM? 6 Men Wanted For Attacking Man, 42, Outside His Lancaster Home
Recognize Them? 6 Men Wanted For Attacking Man, 42, Outside His Lancaster Home A group of six men allegedly snuck up on a 42-year-old Lancaster man and beat him outside his home, according to city police. The attack happened in the 1st block of South Water Street on July 8 around 6:45 p.m. The unidentified man was treated for a fractured arm and other injuries. The man told police he was knocked to the ground, struck and kicked before the victims fled the scene on foot. A police found video surveillance of six males believed to be involved with the incident. The Lancaster City Bureau of Police is asking for the public’s assistance identifying the suspects. Anyone …

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Bomb Threat Made To Office of Pennsylvania District Judge Bomb Threat Made To Office of Pennsylvania District Judge Bomb Threat Made To Office of Pennsylvania District Judge
Bomb Threat Made To Office of Pennsylvania District Judge A state judge's office was evacuated after a bomb threat was made on Wednesday morning, say police. Magisterial District Judge Russell’s staff received a threat by phone to his office at 609 East Main Street around 9:25 a.m., according to Ephrata Borough police. The building houses both the MDJ office and The Shopping News-- both were evacuated. Police cleared the building with the assistance of a Lancaster City Police explosive detection K-9. The building was reoccupied at 1:00 p.m. There's no word on any suspects, motives or arrests.

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KNOW HIM? Police Seek ID Of Man, 61, Who Died After Found Unconscious On Lancaster Sidewalk KNOW HIM? Police Seek ID Of Man, 61, Who Died After Found Unconscious On Lancaster Sidewalk KNOW HIM? Police Seek ID Of Man, 61, Who Died After Found Unconscious On Lancaster Sidewalk
Know HIM? Police Seek ID Of Man, 61, Who Died After Found Unconscious On Lancaster Sidewalk Police are asking for the public's help identifying a 61-year-old man found unconscious March 18, who died in hospital. Crews responded to 33 New Dorwart Street for an unconscious man on the sidewalk at 6:56 p.m, after a neighbor reported finding him on the sidewalk -- unaware of how he'd gotten there, police said. The man was taken to Penn Medicine Lancaster General Hospital, where he was treated for severe head injuries and died a few days later, police said. What lead up to the man being found unconscious remains under investigation. Lancaster City Police Detectives continues to review…

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Coroner IDs Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Coroner IDs Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Coroner IDs Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster
Coroner IDs Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster The Lancaster County Coroner has identified a man whose body was found floating along the banks of the Conestoga River in Lancaster on Monday.Albert Lopez Jr., 34, of Lancaster Township, was reported missing from his Cottage Avenue home on Feb. 8, according to Manheim Township Police. He had been placed on a missing endangered person due to a medical condition, police say. The cause of death is still pending the results of an autopsy, but it has been ruled accidental. The body appeared to have been there for "a period of time," when it was discovered in the river near South Duke Street…

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Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Has 'Been There For A While' Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Has 'Been There For A While' Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Has 'Been There For A While'
Body Found In Conestoga River In Lancaster Has 'Been There For A While' A body was found in the Conestoga River in Lancaster on Monday morning. The body was floating in the water near the 1300 block of South Duke Street, near the parking area of the Conestoga Greenway walking trail, say Lancaster city police. The body has "been there for a while," according to police. The Lancaster County Coroner's Office was called to the scene and an investigation is on-going. Follow Daily Voice for updates.

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