Alerta do Google - Pennsylvania Police

	Pennsylvania Police Atualização assim que ocorre ⋅ 19 de janeiro de 2018
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	State Police: Suspicious package made three people sick in Carlisle Chambersburg Public Opinion CARLISLE - The Pennsylvania State Police, Carlisle barracks was evacuated Thursday after a suspicious package left three people sick. A statement from state police said that around 2:05 p.m., the barracks, located at 1538 Commerce Avenue, in South Middleton Township, Cumberland County ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Who Is Christopher Hill? US Marshal Killed, Police Officers Shot In Harrisburg, Pennsylvania International Business Times A United States Marshal was killed Thursday while serving an arrest warrant in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, authorities confirmed. Christopher David Hill, 45, was identified as the U.S. Marshall who died. Hill was a deputy marshal assigned to the Middle District of Pennsylvania and served with the ... Officer Dead, 2 Injured in Pennsylvania Shooting - Newser Deputy marshal killed in Harrisburg shooting was Army vet, father of 2: 'The nation lost a hero' - PennLive.com Cobertura completa Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Bedminster chief: Number of police calls spiked in 2017 Montgomery Newspapers The number of calls in Bedminster handled by Pennsylvania State Police was also up, coming in at about 22.5 percent more. The state police ... During the month of December, the Bedminster Township Police Department had 188 calls, an increase of 31 over the 157 calls in December of 2016, he said. Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Police: Southampton Town cop recovers man's severed fingers Newsday A Southampton Town police officer recovered severed fingers for possible reattachment after a 38-year-old Pennsylvania man working as a subcontractor for PSEG Long Island got his hand caught in a shredder in Riverhead on Wednesday. Southampton Town Police Lt. Susan Ralph declined to identify ... Sinalizar como irrelevante
	Cop faces insurance fraud charges after hit-and-run Insurance Business Cop faces insurance fraud charges after hit-and-run A Pennsylvania police officer has been charged with insurance fraud and a slew of other crimes after he, his husband, and an officer from a neighboring town allegedly lied about a hit-and-run crash – even trying to pin the blame on his mother. Sinalizar como irrelevante

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