York Co. Police Officer, Veteran, Baseball Coach, And Wife Accused Of Giving Teens Alcohol: DA
A York County police officer and Iraq War veteran is accused of giving alcohol to his teen son and several of his baseball players, Daily Voice learned on Monday, July 14.
Elias “Anthony” Martinez, 41, a patrolman with the Carroll Township Police Department, and his wife Shae Martinez, 33, were each charged on Wednesday, July 2 with Misdemeanor Corruption of Minors and Misdemeanor Selling or Furnishing Alcohol to Minors, the York County District Attorney's Office told Daily Voice on Monday, July 7.
Patrolman Anthony Martinez sworn in today, Wednesday, December 17. Posted by Carrol…
Two Men Charged In Fatal Sheetz Shooting Of Tivory Bartlett: Ycrpd (Update)
Ajanii Barnes, the second man charged in the Christmas Eve murder of Tivory Bartlett outside a Sheetz in East Manchester Township, has been arrested, authorities announced on Friday, July 11.
Barnes, 19, of York, was located at a residence in York City and taken into custody without incident by the U.S. Marshals Fugitive Task Force and the Pennsylvania State Police. He had been wanted by York County Regional Police since December in connection with the killing of Bartlett, 23, of Douglassville.
Barnes and Tajai Markeise Robert Scott, 25, of Philadelphia, both face multiple felony charges in…
Dover Dad Who Beat Dog To Death With Bat Sentenced After Teen Daughter Called Police
A York County man has been sentenced to state prison for beating his family dog to death with a baseball bat — an attack witnessed by his teenage daughter, who later turned him in to police, District Attorney Tim Barker announced on Tuesday, July 2.
Aston Aguilera, 39, of Dover, pleaded guilty to felony aggravated cruelty to animals before York County Judge Clyde W. Vedder on Monday, April 14, according to court documents. On Tuesday, July 1, he was sentenced to serve two to four years in a state correctional facility, court records show.
The violent incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. on We…
PA Dad Murders Son Over Cat; Watches Religious Videos For 12 Hours Before Calling 911: DA
A Pennsylvania father has been convicted of murder after he shot and killed his son during a bizarre argument over a cat and a car — then sat in the home for nearly 12 hours watching religious videos before calling 911, court documents detail.
John Francis Gustites, 67, of Sheppton, was found guilty on Wednesday, June 11 of Third-Degree Murder, Aggravated Assault, Recklessly Endangering Another Person, and Simple Assault in the death of his 42-year-old son, John Andrew Gustites, according to Schuylkill County District Attorney Michael O’Pake and court records.
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