Tag: violence
Citizens question Commissioner’s use of Dauphin County vehicle night of public intoxication, fight at bar on Feb. 15
The commissioner was allegedly cut-off by bartender “Ruthie” at the St. Lawrence Club, who threatened to call the police on Hartwick following an altercation in the bar on Saturday Feb 15.
By 1:25 a.m. Sunday, the commissioner was intoxicated at the 7-11 store on Derry Street where he was found by police.
Hartwick’s county vehicle was left in the store’s lot for pick up later.
No negative publicity? Local media PennLive, theBurg have financial ties to Mayor Papenfuse
A group of citizens in Allison Hill have raised concerns about the mayor’s financial ties to the owner of theBurg, and his very cozy relationship with Pennlive’s new editor.
Director of Finance responds to allegations against City of Harrisburg in federal lawsuit
Bruce Weber, Director of Finance & Budget for the City of Harrisburg, quickly dismissed any hint of a looming settlement by the city. “I’d rather have the courts adjudicate. That’s what they are there for. Due process.”
FBI investigating evidence against Harrisburg Mayor in real estate, abuse of power scandal: Federal Lawsuit
An FBI investigation related to corruption of Harrisburg officials has hamstrung the efforts of the city’s legal team to have the lawsuit dismissed.
Philadelphia cop shooter was ‘forbidden’ from owning guns
The crazed gunman who shot six police in Philadelphia Wednesday – 34 year old Maurice Hill – has a “violent history” and is forbidden to possess firearms. Hill has a long criminal record dating back to 2001.
Social justice warriors call for violence against ‘Identity Evropa’ to combat racist stickers – Harrisburg, PA
In response to the local controversy of stickers being posted around town, one person said, “Oh, I’m ready. I wrote my master thesis about the Alt-Right and I’m serious about combating them.” Another said, “We should always punch a Nazi… we already gave peace a chance… I will not tolerate intolerance..”
Beware of Alt-right stickers containing razor blades; Harrisburg residents afraid & outraged
Chris Anderson and his wife were shocked and fearful when they spotted a racist sticker on a light post as they walked around the usually peaceful downtown streets.
Now Harrisburg residents have expressed outrage and warn of potential danger in removing the stickers.
