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Tag Archives: criminal court
In tepid water with the state police
A recent headline topping one of my stories read: Trooper admits lying to rape suspect. My boss got a call from Lt. Fred Hess, station commander for the Pennsylvania State Police barracks in Loganville. He wasn’t happy, she said. During … Continue reading
Spencer Newcomer acquitted of murder/manslaughter
Spencer “Lee” Newcomer, 43, who shot and killed his Springettsbury Township neighbor, David Wintermyer, 47, on June 10, 2012, after an ongoing feud, was acquitted of all charges Friday, March 15. Newcomer maintained the shooting was in self-defense when Wintermyer … Continue reading
County courthouse stenos honored
From the fourth floor on up in the seven-story York County Judicial Center, courthouse stenographers almost constantly are seen hurrying through the hallways carrying their steno machines. Wednesday, one steno realized too late that when she grabbed her shoes … Continue reading
Live coverage: Donald Kloch Sr. attempted homicide/attempted rape trial in York County court
Donald M. Kloch Sr. of Peach Bottom Township is on trial in York County Common Pleas Court this week. He is charged with attempted rape and attempted murder. Read previous coverage: Father testifies to fight with daughter’s alleged attacker Read … Continue reading
What’s in a name when the name is Sandusky?
W. Scott Sandusky, a local attorney with decades of experience in criminal and civil law, was kicking around the idea of running for the Manchester Township district justice seat vacated by Alan Naylor. “I … Continue reading
Judge predicts driverless cars will cut into DUI arrests within a decade
During a recess in a vehicular assault trial, York County Judge John S. Kennedy and attorneys from the trial recently discussed the status of DUI arrests, prosecutions and convictions. Kennedy presides over the county’s DUI court. DUIs typically … Continue reading
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Red Lion woman has driving problem, anger issues
A woman whose car was stopped by York City Police for a summary noise violation and an obstructed license plate will spend three to 23 months in York County Prison after she kicked two officers during her arrest and … Continue reading
Bill Graff visits “Joe Live”
Check out former York County drug czar and possible district attorney candidate Bill Graff’s recent appearance on “Joe Live” at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k8cm2XDsmVs.
Possible conflict of interest in Anaida Rivera homicide case.
I got a late night tip I’ll have to check out tomorrow (Aug. 1, 2012). There have been allegations of conflict of interest in criminal cases before. When there is, it is usually on the part of the York … Continue reading
Defense attorney Bill Graff did something unusual this week.
Anyone who knows Graff would not be surprised by that statement. But Graff went into court on Tuesday asking that bail for one of his clients be increased. A woman Graff is representing on a drug charge had been on … Continue reading
