When Lisa Todd left her Frankford home for the last time she took a pair of designer jeans, a purple camisole, a white patterned dress, two pairs of shoes, black mesh stockings and two rings.
It was October 1985. Senior year at Frankford High School was underway, but not for Lisa. She dropped out as a freshman.
Lisa’s 18th birthday was two months away, but she was already dealing with adult responsibilities. She had a 2-year-old son and now a second baby due in just three months.
Where Lisa Todd went that October day, and what happened, are questions that remain unanswered.
Harrisburg deputy police chief retires after 28 years
Updated Jan 29, 2021;
Posted Jan 29, 2021
Deputy Police Chief Deric Moody retired from the Harrisburg Bureau of Police Fri., Jan. 29, 2021, after 28 years of service. (Photo courtesy of the City of Harrisburg)
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Harrisburg Deputy Police Chief Deric Moody pretty much always knew he wanted to work in law enforcement, just like his dad.
There’s a photo of him when he was six years old, posing with his father’s Philadelphia police hat, leather jacket and gun belt.
He remembered this photo Friday while discussing his retirement from the Harrisburg Bureau of Police, after 28 years of service. The interview was recorded during the City of Harrisburg’s Facebook Live with Mayor Eric Papenfuse.
Bensalem traffic stop leads to discovery of 8 kilos of meth, worth 1.6 million, officials announce
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Jerimias Donis-Garcia, arrested and charged after Bensalem traffic stop.
BENSALEM, Pa. - A traffic stop in Bensalem Saturday leads to large methamphetamine bust, Bucks County officials announce Monday.
Eight kilos of meth were found inside a vehicle, with a street value of, at least, 1.6 million, Fred Harran, Director of Public Safety for the Bensalem Police Department stated.
Saturday, about 1:15 p.m., a traffic stop was initiated by Bensalem Police, on a 2001 Chevrolet Trailblazer SUV operated by 54-year-old Jerimias Donis-Garcia.
Harran remarked this was a part of an ongoing investigation conducted by Bensalem police, in partnership with the DEA.
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Jerimias Donis-Garcia, 54 (Bensalem Police Department)
BENSALEM, PA Police arrested a Maryland man in Bucks County on Saturday after they say they found $1.6 million worth of methamphetamine in a hidden, booby-trapped compartment in his SUV.
Jerimias Donis-Garcia, 54, was arrested during a traffic stop on Street Road. Police say Donis-Garcia had been the target of a long-term narcotics investigation.
According to police, he was driving a 2002 Chevy Trailblazer with Florida registration plates on Saturday when he was stopped. During the stop, police say, officers used police dogs to alert them to the presence of drugs.
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They got a search warrant and say they ultimately found a booby-trapped, hidden compartment beneath the SUV s rear passenger seats. In it, they say, police found eight kilos, or roughly 15 pounds, of meth.