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Kids Left Alone In Cars At Pennsylvania Casinos An Ongoing Problem

Some visitors at Pennsylvania casinos have had the ultimate luck. They left children in the car while they went into casinos. When they returned, the found their kids unharmed. The child wasn’t suffering from heat stroke. They didn’t choke on a handful of Cheerios. Their toddler didn’t decide to wander the parking lot and get struck by an SUV. In 2020, child endangerment. In nearly all instances, it was the result of leaving children unattended in a vehicle. Twenty-one children were left abandoned in vehicles at casinos in 2020. In the vast majority of the cases, casino security was

Proposals to expand gaming is a threat to the well being of older Pennsylvanians | Opinion

Proposals to expand gaming is a threat to the well being of older Pennsylvanians | Opinion Posted Apr 29, 2021 By Dave Henderson Some state lawmakers, once again, are pushing proposals to expand gaming by adding slot machines to pizza parlors, convenience stores, gas stations and bars in every community in the state. The legislation would add tens of thousands of Video Gaming Terminals (VGTs) and, potentially, legalize so-called “skills games” which continue to proliferate across the state, even though these machines are clearly illegal. This reckless policy proposal makes absolutely no sense for our state. At a time when state revenues are slowly recovering, but income from non-federal sources continues to lag, we must shore up our revenue-producing agencies, rather than encourage the spread of slot machines to every community in the state.

Cite speeders and pay for I-83 South Bridge repairs | PennLive letters

Cite speeders and pay for I-83 South Bridge repairs | PennLive letters Updated 10:32 AM; As an alternative to a toll on the South Bridge to pay for repairs, perhaps our PA State Police would do their job and cite the speeders and reckless drivers using the bridge, especially trucks. I say this knowing our PA State Police are already in the Teamster’s pocket. Teamsters told the police to stop patrolling our highways from helicopters because it was slowing down truck traffic. So police no longer patrol by air. Coincidence? By the way, where are all the new troopers that graduated from the academy? They sure aren’t out on the roads. If they are, they just sit and watch traffic. Our roads and highways are a killing zone and no one does anything about it. Every time there is a rash of accidents there is hand wringing ‚questions, studies, and surveys as to the causes. The answer in 90% of the cases is simple, speeding, but no one is doing anything about it.

Methamphetamine and THC Seized from Pottsville Home; Woman Wanted on Drug Charges

Methamphetamine and THC Seized from Pottsville Home; Woman Wanted on Drug Charges Pottsville police seized narcotics and took a man into custody last week in Pottsville. According to Pottsville Police Chief Richard Wojciechowsky, on Friday, April 09, 2021 at 11:12pm,  Pottsville Police and Pennsylvania State Police went to 806 N. 16th St. attempting to serve a felony arrest warrant issued for James David Mickshaw, 47, of Pottsville.  While serving the warrant, which was pursuant to charges for possession of a stolen firearm and possession with intent to deliver controlled substances filed by the Pa State Police, officers observed controlled substances and numerous items of drug paraphernalia in plain view. The residence was secured and a search warrant for the residence was obtained from Magisterial District Judge Reiley of Pottsville.

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