The first robbery was reported tocity police whenStephenThie- mann, 24, of Wilkes-Barre, said a maroon four-door vehicle pulled up to him on Lehigh Street around p.
Thie- mann reported two black males with black bandannas covering their faces jumped out the rear door andaimeda shotgunat him, stealinghis wallet andcell phone, city police said.
The suspects in the city armed robbery are described as being in their 20s, 5 feet 7 inches tall, thin builds and wearing all black clothing. Two black men stayed inside the vehicle, city police said. Monday anddemandedmoney. The wom- an was unharmed. One of the men was armed with a shotgun or rifle and the other man was carrying a hand- gun, Plains Township police said.
Less than an hour later, around a. The woman said the three black men wearing black and white scarves over their faces got out of the vehicle and struck her in the head with a beer bottle and punched her in the face, stealing her purse. It was not immediately known when the vehicle was reported stolen.
No charges have been filed in the separate robberies. It was reported stolen. Trooper Tom Kelly said the in- vestigation into the deadly shoot- ing resulted in the discovery of products used to manufacture meth inside the trailer. According to the criminal com- plaints: Bowman, Denyse Sedorchuk, 35, and Michael Pawlowski, 40, were staying at the trailer when they claimed three masked assai- lants, two men and a woman, kicked in the front door.
Sedor- chuk claimed she was held at gun- point, which she made known when she was escorted into the barracks. Pawlowski claimed a man hold- ing a baseball bat prevented him fromgetting up froma chair. Bowman told investigators that Laton and Muntz did not get along. Muntz blamed Laton for stealing tools and ladders, arrest records say. He was arrested at a mobile trailer in Rice Town- shiponFeb. Jones was not at the trailer at the time of the shootingbut was aware the residence was being used to manufacture meth, arrest records say.
So they are all connected by the people involved. Paw- lowski was charged with criminal conspiracy, and Drumm was charged with illegal sale of a fire- arm. Daniels and Rausch are charged with burglary, aggravated assault and conspiracy for the alleged break-in at the trailer.
Muntz was armed with a fire- arm, state police allege, when he struggled with Laton on the bed. Bowman grabbed a loaded. Muntz fired his weapon, hit- ting Bowman in the arm. Bow- man fired a second round, hitting Muntz in the head, instantly kill- ing him, according to the crimi- nal complaint.
He was torn apart from losing temporary custody of his daughter. Luzerne County District At- torney Jackie MustoCarroll said investigators believe Cooper, 39, of Scranton, drove to the apart- ment complex with the intent to shoot Shaundra Langille, who, the day before, had been given temporary custody of their 9- month-old daughter, Yasmine. Apparently upset over the cus- tody issue and armed with a.
MustoCar- roll saidinvestigators believeBa- gley was shot as she was fleeing the apartment and was found dead just outside the door. He also had a metal plate im- planted in his skull, Sharif said. Sharif said his brother was on medication since the crash and he was taking it cur- rently. That was his world, both of his daughters. He just got pushed too far, I guess. Wecomefromabigfam- ily. Sharif said his family is origi- nally from New Jersey and he and his brother moved here 12 years ago to raise their children in a better environment.
He had the over- all master plan and anticipated the strategy of that. Andhe was a soldier for his fam- ily. He would go to war for his family, he definitely would. He was a real stand-up dude and I pray to Godto have mercy onhis soul andput himina goodplace. She believes Cooper in- tended to kill both Bagley and Langille.
We come from a big family. Unlike the multiple storms that killed more than people last month across the South, Joplin was smashed by just one excep- tionally powerful tornado. Not since a June tornado in Flint, Mich. That stormalso killed , according to the Na- tional Weather Service. Authorities were prepared to find more bodies in the rubble throughout this gritty, blue-collar town of 50, people about miles south of Kansas City. JayNixontoldTheAssoci- ated Press he did not want to guess how high the death toll would eventually climb.
An un- known number of people were hurt. Whilemanyresidents hadupto 17 minutes of warning, rain and hail may have drowned out the si- rens. Larry Bruffy said he heard the first warning but looked out from his garage and sawnothing.
Rescue crews hadto move gingerly around downed power lines and jagged chunks of debris as they hunted for victims andhopedfor survivors. Fires, gas fumes and unstable buildings posed constant threats. Teams of searchers fanned out in waves across several square miles. The groups went door to door, making quick checks of property that in many places had been stripped to their founda- tions or had walls collapse.
National Weather Service Di- rector Jack Hayes said the storm was given a preliminary label as an EF4 —the second-highest rat- ing assigned to twisters based on the damage they cause. Hayes said the storm had winds of tomph.
At times, it was three-quarters of a mile wide. Some of the most startling damagewas at St. Six people died there, five of them patients, plus one visitor. The storm blew out hundreds of windows and caused damage so extensive that doctors had to abandon the hospital soon after the twister passed. A crumpled helicopter lay on its side in the parking lot near a single twisted mass of metal that usedtobecars.
JimRiscoe said some mem- bers of his emergency room staff showed up after the tornado with injuries of their own, but they worked through the night any- way. I had two pregnant nurses who dove under gurneys It also gained fame as a stop along Route 66, the storied highway stretching fromChicago to Santa Monica, Calif.
Major employers in and around the city include electronics manu- facturer LaBarge Inc. Agriculture is also important to the economy. Ahuge tornado moved through much of the city Sunday, damaging a hospital and hundreds of homes and businesses and killing at least people.
Phil Lucas, press information officer at the Juniata County emergency operations center, said damage to some barns, farms and residences had been reported after the storms Monday. He said only a fewminor injuries had been reported. In Northumberland County, officials said damage was reported to six to10 structures in Point Township, but no injuries were reported.
National Weather Service offi- cials planned to send out a team to determine whether damage was due to straight-line winds or a tornado.
The Yankees were so sure Andrew Brackman was destined for the major leagues, they made him their first- round draft choice in But since then, Brackman has been named by Baseball America as having the best fastball in and best curveball last year in the Yankees organization. His ratio in that department has been pretty even throughout his career, with strikeouts and walks over his first two playing seasons.
The Nittany Lions lost to Tem- ple, , in the second round. Naval Academy. Yes, Lake-Lehman players were glad to edge Meyers for the division title. But since last season ended, the Black Knights have had set their sights on the district crown. Meyers will be the No.
Carter eventually came around to score on a double by Zack Yursha. A diminutive Forest City squad gave theRoyals ascareinthefirst gamebefore Holy Redeemer out- played the Foresters for a victory. The Royals won by scores of , , They advance to the second round today where they will host AbingtonHeights at ap- proximately 7 p.
Afterbeingdownbyascoreinthe first game, the Foresters went on a five-point runtotiethegameat 23apiece when an undersized Dylan Walsh scored ona block. The top-seededRoyals scored the final two points of the game, securing the victory on a Matt Terry hit- ting error. Redeemer shakes off early scare Royals defeat Forest City to advance in first-round District 2 action. After a rain delay of minutes be- fore the first pitch due to heavy thun- derstorms in the area, the Yankees stopped their season-high, six-game losing streak and seven-game skid at PNC Field.
The righthander scattered eight hits and one walk while striking out four in the outing. He got in trouble in the second inning with two on and one out, but induced a groundball double-play to end the in- ning.
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