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York County, United States (Local)

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SBG Harrisburg

3 charged after allegedly breaking into Lititz restaurant, setting off fireworks by Grace Miller Thu, November 21st 2024 at 9:47 AM Morgan Simmons (left), Tommy Wainman III (middle), and Andrew Allen (right) (Courtesy of Northern Lancaster County Regional Police) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Tommy Wainman III, 18, of Lititz; Andrew Allen, 21, of Marietta; and Morgan Simmons, 21, of Lancaster are all facing charges related to burglary and trespassing following the alleged break-in, according to Northern Lancaster County Regional Police. Officers began investigating after they received a tip on July 24 about a social media post published on July 23. The post reportedly showed Wainman and Allen illegally enter the building were La Piazza used to be located on 800 Lititz Pike. Once inside, they allegedly set off fireworks and stole items from the establishment. Other social media records showed Simmons was also inside the business, police said. Wainman and Allen are both charged with burglary, burglary conspiracy, criminal trespass, criminal trespass conspiracy, reckless burning/arson and risking catastrophe. Simmons is charged with burglary, burglary conspiracy, criminal trespass, and criminal trespass conspiracy.

3 charged after allegedly breaking into Lititz restaurant, setting off fireworks by Grace Miller Thu, November 21st 2024 at 9:47 AM Morgan Simmons (left), Tommy Wainman III (middle), and Andrew Allen (right) (Courtesy of Northern Lancaster County Regional Police) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Tommy Wainman III, 18, of Lititz; Andrew Allen, 21, of Marietta; and Morgan Simmons, 21, of Lancaster are all facing charges related to burglary and trespassing following the alleged break-in, according to Northern Lancaster County Regional Police. Officers began investigating after they received a tip on July 24 about a social media post published on July 23. The post reportedly showed Wainman and Allen illegally enter the building were La Piazza used to be located on 800 Lititz Pike. Once inside, they allegedly set off fireworks and stole items from the establishment. Other social media records showed Simmons was also inside the business, police said. Wainman and Allen are both charged with burglary, burglary conspiracy, criminal trespass, criminal trespass conspiracy, reckless burning/arson and risking catastrophe. Simmons is charged with burglary, burglary conspiracy, criminal trespass, and criminal trespass conspiracy.

By: Grace Miller

A social media post led police to files charges against three people accused of breaking to a Warwick Township restaurant and setting off fireworks.

SBG Harrisburg

Police investigate vandalism after eggs thrown at Lebanon mayor's office, police station by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 5:54 AM Surveillance footage from police regarding eggs being thrown at the Lebanon mayor's office and police department. (Courtesy of Lebanon City Police Department) LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Lebanon City Police are investigating after eggs were thrown at several city government buildings. Officers launched the vandalism investigation on Nov. 11 after windows of the Mayor's Office and the police department were hit. The windows have since been cleaned, and no permanent damage was done, police said. Officers reviewed surveillance footage of the incident and have conducted interviews with several people believed to be involved. The investigation is still ongoing, and police are asking anyone with information to contact authorities. "The Lebanon City Police Department is committed to resolving this incident and appreciates the public's cooperation," police wrote in a news release .

Police investigate vandalism after eggs thrown at Lebanon mayor's office, police station by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 5:54 AM Surveillance footage from police regarding eggs being thrown at the Lebanon mayor's office and police department. (Courtesy of Lebanon City Police Department) LEBANON COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — Lebanon City Police are investigating after eggs were thrown at several city government buildings. Officers launched the vandalism investigation on Nov. 11 after windows of the Mayor's Office and the police department were hit. The windows have since been cleaned, and no permanent damage was done, police said. Officers reviewed surveillance footage of the incident and have conducted interviews with several people believed to be involved. The investigation is still ongoing, and police are asking anyone with information to contact authorities.

By: Grace Miller

SBG Harrisburg

WATCH | Harrisburg man confronted on video after allegedly trying to meet girl for sex by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 10:17 AM Clip from the video where Tasevoli is confronted by Facebook user MR 17540 on Aug. 11, 2023. (FB/MR 17540) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — John Tasevoli, 44, is accused of trying to meet up with someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl on Aug. 11, 2023, according to West Earl Township police. Tasevoli allegedly spoke online with the “girl” for months before the attempted meet-up. But it wasn't a teenage girl who he was speaking to — it was a man named Justin Perry, also known as Mr. 17540, police said. Perry reportedly told Tasevoli he was a 14-year-old girl, and police said the two spoke from April to August of 2023. Throughout their conversations, Tasevoli spoke about performing sexual acts with the minor and sent sexually explicit photos, according to charging documents. Eventually, on Aug. 11, 2023, Tasevoli tried to meet up with the “girl” at a Sonic in West Earl Township so the two could have sex, police said. At the Sonic, Tasevoli was instead confronted by Perry, who streamed the interaction live on Facebook. That video can be seen below: Police said the confrontation on Aug. 11 was never reported to police. The West Earl Township Police Department became aware of the situation after officers discovered the video online. West Earl Township police filed charges against Tasevoli on Nov. 14, 2024, according to court records. He is charged with the following: Two felony counts of statutory sexual assault One felony count of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse One felony count of obscene and other sexual materials and performances One felony count of criminal sexual abuse of children One felony count of criminal use of a communication facility One felony count of corruption of minors A preliminary hearing is set for Dec. 2 at 10 a.m. Charges filed by the Dauphin County Criminal Investigation Division on April 26, 2024, also reveal that Tasevoli allegedly possessed child sex abuse materials on his phone. He was also accused of and charged with soliciting sex from a woman at a Swatara Township hotel. For that instance, he was charged with two counts of child pornography, criminal use of a communication facility, and patronizing prostitutes. A court hearing for those charges is set for Jan. 9, 2025, at 8:30 a.m.

WATCH | Harrisburg man confronted on video after allegedly trying to meet girl for sex by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 10:17 AM Clip from the video where Tasevoli is confronted by Facebook user MR 17540 on Aug. 11, 2023. (FB/MR 17540) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — John Tasevoli, 44, is accused of trying to meet up with someone he thought was a 14-year-old girl on Aug. 11, 2023, according to West Earl Township police. Tasevoli allegedly spoke online with the “girl” for months before the attempted meet-up. But it wasn't a teenage girl who he was speaking to — it was a man named Justin Perry, also known as Mr. 17540, police said. Perry reportedly told Tasevoli he was a 14-year-old girl, and police said the two spoke from April to August of 2023. Throughout their conversations, Tasevoli spoke about performing sexual acts with the minor and sent sexually explicit photos, according to charging documents. Eventually, on Aug. 11, 2023, Tasevoli tried to meet up with the “girl” at a Sonic in West Earl Township so the two could have sex, police said. At the Sonic, Tasevoli was instead confronted by Perry, who streamed the interaction live on Facebook. That video can be seen below: Police said the confrontation on Aug. 11 was never reported to police. The West Earl Township Police Department became aware of the situation after officers discovered the video online. West Earl Township police filed charges against Tasevoli on Nov. 14, 2024, according to court records. He is charged with the following: Two felony counts of statutory sexual assault One felony count of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse One felony count of obscene and other sexual materials and performances One felony count of criminal sexual abuse of children One felony count of criminal use of a communication facility One felony count of corruption of minors A preliminary hearing is set for Dec. 2 at 10 a.m. Charges filed by the Dauphin County Criminal Investigation Division on April 26, 2024, also reveal that Tasevoli allegedly possessed child sex abuse materials on his phone. He was also accused of and charged with soliciting sex from a woman at a Swatara Township hotel. For that instance, he was charged with two counts of child pornography, criminal use of a communication facility, and patronizing prostitutes. A court hearing for those charges is set for Jan. 9, 2025, at 8:30 a.m.

By: Grace Miller

A Harrisburg man is facing charges related to soliciting sex from a minor after a social media video alerted police to the crime.

SBG Harrisburg

U.S. Senate race recount halted in PA after Sen. Bob Casey concedes by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 10:50 AM Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., listens to a speaker during an event at AFSCME Council 13 offices, March 14, 2024, in Harrisburg, Pa. (AP Photo/Marc Levy) DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa (WHP) — Sen. Casey's concession came after initial polling numbers were so close it triggered a recount. Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt made the following statement: Following Sen. Casey's concession announcement yesterday afternoon, his campaign submitted a request to the Department of State to halt ongoing recount efforts. Last night, the Department informed county elections officials to cease their recount activities because Sen. Casey withdrew and continuing the recount would not be in the best interest of taxpayers. Thank you to all of Pennsylvania's elections officials for their hard work throughout this election cycle, including counting millions of ballots and continuing to diligently conduct two audits to ensure every eligible vote cast in the Nov. 5 election is accurately counted. After the audits are completed, counties must certify election results by Nov. 25.

U.S. Senate race recount halted in PA after Sen. Bob Casey concedes by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 10:50 AM Sen. Bob Casey, D-Pa., listens to a speaker during an event at AFSCME Council 13 offices, March 14, 2024, in Harrisburg, Pa. (AP Photo/Marc Levy) DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa (WHP) — Sen. Casey's concession came after initial polling numbers were so close it triggered a recount. Secretary of the Commonwealth Al Schmidt made the following statement: Following Sen. Casey's concession announcement yesterday afternoon, his campaign submitted a request to the Department of State to halt ongoing recount efforts. Last night, the Department informed county elections officials to cease their recount activities because Sen. Casey withdrew and continuing the recount would not be in the best interest of taxpayers. Thank you to all of Pennsylvania's elections officials for their hard work throughout this election cycle, including counting millions of ballots and continuing to diligently conduct two audits to ensure every eligible vote cast in the Nov. 5 election is accurately counted. After the audits are completed, counties must certify election results by Nov. 25.

By: Grace Miller

The recount for Pennsylvania's U.S. Senate race has been halted after Democratic Sen. Bob Casey conceded to Republican Dave McCormick.

SBG Harrisburg

Woman who filed lawsuit over excessive force by Penbrook police agrees to settlement by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 11:50 AM Lawsuit document photo shows Officer Tritt inside a home in 2021's domestic violence call. DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa (WHP) — A woman who filed a lawsuit against Penbrook Borough accusing police officers of using excessive force has agreed to a reach a settlement with the borough, according to court records. As part of the settlement agreement, claims against two of the officers named in the lawsuit have been dismissed. Penbrook Borough Police Sergeant Aaron Osman, Officer Ryan Lindsley and Officer Isaac Tritt were all named in the suit that stemmed from a domestic violence call in 2021. The lawsuit was filed by a woman who said that Tritt, along with two others, kicked the door the door to her home while she was only wrapped in a towel. The lawsuit also says the door struck the woman in the head, causing bleeding. Nobody was arrested in that call, the lawsuit said. On Nov. 14, 2024, the court filed a notice of settlement, announcing that the woman who filed the lawsuit and Penbrook Borough have agreed to a settlement. As part of the settlement, any claims made in the lawsuit against Osman and Lindsley have been dismissed. A stipulation from the court indicated that claims against Tritt will not be dismissed, and Tritt will remain involved in the settlement. Terms of the settlement have not yet been discussed, court records indicate. Tritt was also named in a second lawsuit that alleged the use of excessive force during a 2022 traffic stop. That lawsuit was filed after a man said he was pepper sprayed by Tritt and suffered a heart attack after the officer delayed washing the pepper spray from the man's eyes. CBS 21 is working to find the current status of that lawsuit.

Woman who filed lawsuit over excessive force by Penbrook police agrees to settlement by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 11:50 AM Lawsuit document photo shows Officer Tritt inside a home in 2021's domestic violence call. DAUPHIN COUNTY, Pa (WHP) — A woman who filed a lawsuit against Penbrook Borough accusing police officers of using excessive force has agreed to a reach a settlement with the borough, according to court records. As part of the settlement agreement, claims against two of the officers named in the lawsuit have been dismissed. Penbrook Borough Police Sergeant Aaron Osman, Officer Ryan Lindsley and Officer Isaac Tritt were all named in the suit that stemmed from a domestic violence call in 2021. The lawsuit was filed by a woman who said that Tritt, along with two others, kicked the door the door to her home while she was only wrapped in a towel. The lawsuit also says the door struck the woman in the head, causing bleeding. Nobody was arrested in that call, the lawsuit said. On Nov. 14, 2024, the court filed a notice of settlement, announcing that the woman who filed the lawsuit and Penbrook Borough have agreed to a settlement. As part of the settlement, any claims made in the lawsuit against Osman and Lindsley have been dismissed. A stipulation from the court indicated that claims against Tritt will not be dismissed, and Tritt will remain involved in the settlement. Terms of the settlement have not yet been discussed, court records indicate. Tritt was also named in a second lawsuit that alleged the use of excessive force during a 2022 traffic stop. That lawsuit was filed after a man said he was pepper sprayed by Tritt and suffered a heart attack after the officer delayed washing the pepper spray from the man's eyes. CBS 21 is working to find the current status of that lawsuit.

By: Grace Miller

SBG Harrisburg

Annual ExtraGive fundraiser kicks off in Lancaster County; how to donate by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 9:27 AM Celebration of Lancaster County's ExtraGive fundraiser in 2023. (WHP) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The annual event, run by the Lancaster County Community Foundation, is accepting donations all day Friday until midnight for over 400 organizations. As of 9 a.m., ExtraGive had raised over $1.6 million from over 5,000 donors. Anyone looking to make an impact can use the ExtraGive website to search for organizations and causes accepting donations. Multiple organizations are hosting events to mark the special day of service. Residents looking to join in on the fun in-person can attend an ExtraGive celebration at the Lancaster Marriott & Lancaster County Convention Center from 7 p.m. to midnight. The free event will feature, live music, dancing, games, photo ops, a donation countdown and more. The Decades retro arcade and bowling alley in Lancaster is also hosting an in-person fundraising event Friday from 4-6 p.m. Six nonprofits will be present at the arcade: the Alzheimer's Association, Arch Street Center, Lancaster Public Library, Lancaster Field of Hope, Lancaster Farm Sanctuary, and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

Annual ExtraGive fundraiser kicks off in Lancaster County; how to donate by Grace Miller Fri, November 22nd 2024 at 9:27 AM Celebration of Lancaster County's ExtraGive fundraiser in 2023. (WHP) LANCASTER COUNTY, Pa. (WHP) — The annual event, run by the Lancaster County Community Foundation, is accepting donations all day Friday until midnight for over 400 organizations. As of 9 a.m., ExtraGive had raised over $1.6 million from over 5,000 donors. Anyone looking to make an impact can use the ExtraGive website to search for organizations and causes accepting donations. Multiple organizations are hosting events to mark the special day of service. Residents looking to join in on the fun in-person can attend an ExtraGive celebration at the Lancaster Marriott & Lancaster County Convention Center from 7 p.m. to midnight. The free event will feature, live music, dancing, games, photo ops, a donation countdown and more. The Decades retro arcade and bowling alley in Lancaster is also hosting an in-person fundraising event Friday from 4-6 p.m. Six nonprofits will be present at the arcade: the Alzheimer's Association, Arch Street Center, Lancaster Public Library, Lancaster Field of Hope, Lancaster Farm Sanctuary, and Leukemia & Lymphoma Society.

By: Grace Miller

ExtraGive, the renowned 24-hour fundraising event that looks to support businesses and organizations across Lancaster County, is officially underway.

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