RENOVO — The Clinton County Coroner was called to a water rescue on Wednesday evening after emergency responders searched the West Branch of the Susquehanna River during water rescue. At approximately 3:10 p.m. on July 2, emergency crews were dispatched to a reported water rescue in the ...
WILLIAMSPORT — A man awaiting trial in Clinton County on child sexual abuse charges has been indicted in federal court on child pornography charges. An indictment charging Michael Adam Meyer, 28, of Lock Haven, with receipt and possession of child pornography was unsealed Tuesday in U.S. Middle District Court. Meyer is charged in Clinton County with two counts of child sexual abuse and one count of criminal use of a communications device. One of the abuse counts alleges he possessed a video of a prepubescent female engaged in a sex act with an animal. The other accuses him of ...
PHOTO PROVIDED Pennsylvania State Police are looking for help in identifying the above motorist following a brief pursuit in Potter County on June 11. According to PSP’s Coudersport patrol unit, troopers observed what they believed was a white Suzuki DR350SE with numerous Title 75 ...
RENOVO — Clinton County District Attorney Dave Strouse announced Tuesday that Kenneth Eugene Orwig, 68, of 6th St., Renovo, pleaded guilty at the Court of Common Pleas before President Judge Craig P. Miller, to aggravated indecent assault to a person with a mental disability, a felony of ...
Accidental shooting FLEMINGTON — State police at Lamar are continuing their investigation into the report of an accidental shooting on Birch Street in Flemington Borough on May 16. Harassment LOGANTON — State police at Lamar were called to an address along Summer Mountain Road in Loganton on May 15 for the report of harassment with physical contact. Once on scene, police conducted an investigation and then determined the arrestee, Mindie Wetzel, 38, of Loganton, struck the victim, a 40 year old Loganton man, in the back. Police said charges for harassment were filed at ...
Burglary CROSS FORK — On April 26, at 9:59 a.m., police were called by a 68 year old male of Cross Fork alleging that a burglary had occurred at his residence in Leidy Township. Police responded and conducted an investigation that ultimately determined that no items had been stolen and that a burglary had not occurred. Police said their investigation concluded when the items were located within the residence and had just been misplaced. Police said the incident would be listed as unfounded. Sexual assault MILL HALL — On April 30, at 11 a.m., state police at Lamar were ...
