WILKINSBURG, Pa. —
Allegheny County police are investigating reports of a shooting Sunday afternoon in Wilkinsburg.
First responders were called to the Get-Go on Penn Avenue around 3:43 p.m. Police and emergency medical services found a male victim with multiple gunshot wounds.
Police determined that the shooting had taken place in the 900 block of Penn Avenue, after which the victim drove himself to the Get-Go.The man was taken to a local hospital in stable condition. Police are investigating this shooting. No suspect has been named yet in connection to the shooting.
Anyone with information concerning this incident is asked to call the County Police Tip Line 1-833-ALL-TIPS. Callers can remain anonymous.
Drones attack military plant in Iran, Tehran says | CNN
Drones attacked a military plant in Iran’s central city of Isfahan, Tehran said on Sunday.
“An explosion has occurred in one of the military centers affiliated to the Ministry of Defense,” the deputy head of security for Isfahan governorate Mohammad Reza Jan-Nesari told the semi-official Fars News Agency.
Jan-Nesari said the explosion left some damage, “but fortunately there were no casualties.”
The state news agency IRNA later said the explosion had been caused by “small drones.”
“There was an unsuccessful attack by small drones against a defense ministry industrial complex and fortunately with predictions and air defense arrangements already in place, one of them (struck),” IRNA said in a post on Twitter, citing the country’s defense ministry.
“The air defense system of the complex was able to destroy two other drones. Fortunately, this unsuccessful attack killed no one and minor damage was sustained to the roof of the complex.”
The ministry said the attack took place at 10:30 p.m. local time.
The plant is about 440 kilometers (270 miles) south of Tehran.
In the past few years, several explosions and suspicious fires have occurred around Iranian military and nuclear facilities.
Source: Drones attack military plant in Iran, Tehran says | CNN
Bear goes selfie-crazy by snapping 400 pictures on Colorado wildlife camera
A motion-activated camera near Boulder contained a surprise for officials monitoring wildlife activity
Selfie mania in wild beauty spots is definitely a thing – but this camera hog had no real idea what she was doing.
When a curious bear stumbled upon a wildlife motion-activated camera near Boulder, Colorado, she ended up triggering hundreds of “selfies”, officials have said.
Coyotes, beavers, mountain lions, black bears, all kinds of birds and many other creatures inhabit the landscape outside town, and Boulder’s open space and mountain parks department – which states its function as preserving and protecting the natural environment and land resources – set out to monitor them.
But they were amazed when they checked one camera out of many they have placed across thousands of acres and found that out of 580 images on it about 400 were of one bear, NBC News reported.
Source: Bear goes selfie-crazy by snapping 400 pictures on Colorado wildlife camera
3 dead 4 wounded after shooting in Beverly Crest, California neighborhood; no suspect yet
Around 2:40 a.m. a shooting killing three and wounding four people occurred outside a residence in the the 2700 block of Ellison Dr. in the neighborhood just outside of Beverly Hills, called Beverly Crest. Police say no suspect yet.
Shooting in Baltimore kills 1 and wounds 2 others | CNN
At least one person was killed and two wounded in a shooting in Baltimore on Saturday, police said.
Authorities responded near the intersection of Pennsylvania and Laurens Ave. after 6 p.m. Saturday evening and found two adult males and one adult female shot, according to Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison.
Police believe a gunman or multiple gunmen opened fire but do not know if the intended targets were people in a vehicle or individuals who were on the sidewalk.
One of the adult males, a 43-year-old driver, was pronounced dead at an area hospital, according to Baltimore police. The adult female, 23, and the other adult male, 65, are listed in stable condition.
Two male children, ages two months and three years, were also injured in a car accident that resulted from the shooting, the Baltimore Police Department said in an updated news release on Sunday. Harrison had initially said a two-year-old child was among the shooting victims, but that was incorrect.
“After medical treatment, doctors determined that the children did not sustain gunshot wound injuries. Both victims sustained head trauma and lacerations, as a result of the vehicle collision that occurred when the driver was shot,” the release said.
The 3-year-old is in stable condition and the 2-month-old is listed in “critical, but stable condition,” police said.
Police have not released any information about a potential suspect or suspects in the shooting.
At a news conference Saturday night, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott gave an impassioned plea to community members to come forward with any information.
Source: Shooting in Baltimore kills 1 and wounds 2 others | CNN
Alleged Pelosi attacker DePape calls news outlet from jail, makes ‘chilling and bizarre’ remarks
DePape, 42, called a reporter from the Oakland-based KTVU news outlet on Friday.
DePape, 42, called KTVU reporter Amber Lee from San Francisco County jail in California, where he is being held on charges of attempted murder and elder abuse. He has pleaded not guilty.
DePape’s call to Lee, the news outlet said, was unexpected. He did not allow Lee to challenge his statements, or ask follow-up questions.
During the call, DePape said he wanted to “apologize” for not going further in the attack.
“I’m so sorry I didn’t get more of them. It’s my own fault. No one else is to blame. I should have come better prepared,” he said, according to KTVU.
Source: Alleged Pelosi attacker DePape calls news outlet from jail, makes ‘chilling and bizarre’ remarks
WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT: Memphis disbands police unit linked to fatal beating
Bushy Run Battlefield reenactment canceled amid new state guidelines
A new state policy may scuttle reenactments of the Battle of Bushy Run. The battle was part of Pontiac’s War, a pan-Native campaign that opposed British settlement west of the Allegheny Mountains. The British routed members of the Seneca, Cayuga and Lenape nations on Aug. 5-6, 1763.
Source: Bushy Run Battlefield reenactment canceled amid new state guidelines
Community in shock as Greensburg police chief’s apparent double life is exposed
Shawn Denning got a tip Aug. 10 and the next day staked out Spring Avenue in Greensburg, eyes peeled for a blue Chevrolet Colorado. The driver had a few bundles of heroin, according to the criminal complaint Denning would file Jan. 5 after the suspect apparently decided not to cooperate with authorities on future narcotics investigations.
About three weeks later, the tables would turn.
Armed, in part, with information from an informant, federal investigators would be the ones filing the drug-related charges last week against the now ex-police chief in the Westmoreland County community of 15,000.
Source: Community in shock as Greensburg police chief’s apparent double life is exposed
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PHOTOS: Over 2 dozen demonstrators gather in Pittsburgh in response to Tyre Nichols’ death
Over two dozen demonstrators gathered in Pittsburgh’s East Liberty neighborhood in response to the death of Tyre Nichols.
Source: PHOTOS: Over 2 dozen demonstrators gather in Pittsburgh in response to Tyre Nichols’ death
South Side Slopes shooting sends one to the hospital
Pittsburgh police responded around 1 a.m. Saturday after a Shotspotter alert. Officers found shell casings in the area as well as a firearm near Shamokin Street.
Police say the investigation is ongoing.
This is a developing story. Stay with Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 for updates. Download the WTAE mobile app to stay connected with breaking news.
Source: South Side Slopes shooting sends one to the hospital
’I want to know who did this to my son’: Missing man found shot dead in Pittsburgh
CINDY LENNEX SAYS HER SON LEAVES BEHIND FOUR KIDS.
SHE SAID HE WAS MISSING FOR 4 DAYS BEFORE HE WAS FOUND SHOT IN PITTSBURGH’S ELLIOTT NEIGHBORHOOD. WHEN SHE HEARD THAT SOMEONE WAS FOUND IN THAT WOODED AREA OF SHE KNEW IMMEDIATELY IT WAS HER SON TODAY POLICE INFORMED HER KENNETH’S DEATH WAS RULED A HOMICIDE AND POLICE ARE SEARCHING FOR HIS KILLER.
The mother of a man who authorities say was found dead in a wooded area of Pittsburgh’s Elliott neighborhood is asking anyone with information to call police.
Source: ‘I want to know who did this to my son’: Missing man found shot dead in Pittsburgh
Jay Leno suffers broken bones in motorcycle accident | CNN
Jay Leno says he broke multiple bones in a motorcycle accident months after suffering severe burns to his face after another mishap.
Source: Jay Leno suffers broken bones in motorcycle accident | CNN
Pharmacies CVS, Walmart and Walgreens to reduce hours as staffing challenges persist
Cutting hours is meant to help ease workload for employees and better serve customers, say pharmacy chains.
Source: Pharmacies CVS, Walmart and Walgreens to reduce hours as staffing challenges persist
At least seven dead in Jerusalem synagogue attack, Israeli police say | CNN
Israeli police say at least seven people were killed and three were injured in a shooting near a synagogue in Jerusalem on Friday amid high tensions in Israel and the Palestinian territories.
Source: At least seven dead in Jerusalem synagogue attack, Israeli police say | CNN
Mostly peaceful protests held across the U.S. after release of Tyre Nichols footage
Numerous mostly peaceful protests were held across the U.S. following Friday’s release of body camera footage of the killing of Tyre Nichols. All five officers involved in Nichols’ arrest were fired and charged with second-degree murder, assault and kidnapping earlier this week.
Protests in some cities led to the calling of the National Guard, while others affected transit.
Source: https://www.npr.org/2023/01/27/1152255708/memphis-police-killing-tyre-nichols-protests
LIVE | Death Of Tyre Nichols | 5 Former Cops Charged With Murder | Memphis | George Floyd | US News
LIVE | Death Of Tyre Nichols | 5 Former Cops Charged With Murder | Memphis | George Floyd | US News
US authorities have charged five former police officers with murder over the death of Tyre Nichols. The 29-year-old was stopped on January 7 for what the Memphis Police Department said was reckless driving. The former officers, who are also Black, are accused of having brutally beaten Nichols after the traffic stop. Nichols died 3 days later in hospital. The officers had been fired after an internal investigation found them to have deployed excessive use of force and to have failed to render aid, police said.
Morning Roundup: Pa. Game Commission brings back black bear livestreams
Pennsylvania Game Commission announces wildlife livestreams Ever wonder what a bear does in the woods? Now you can know. The Pennsylvania Game Commission has reintroduced its 24-hour black bear webcam for the first time since 2021. There will be four animal watch options including a new black bear den in Pike County stream that launched earlier this week.
According to the Game Commission, Pennsylvania’s black bears usually are born in January and begin walking in about eight weeks. Bald eagles typically lay eggs in mid-February and, if the eggs are viable, they’ll hatch in mid- to late March. Snow goose migration typically peaks at Middle Creek from mid-February to March.
Viewers will also be able to access Farm County eagle livestream that provides a bird’s-eye view into a longstanding nest, a Hanover eagle livestream and a snow goose stream based in Middle Creek.
Access to the webcams can be found on the Game Commission’s website.
Source: Morning Roundup: Pa. Game Commission brings back black bear livestreams
Pittsburgh police officer charged with DUI
An officer initiated a traffic stop on Aaron Spangler, 42, of Manor, on Route 130 and smelled alcohol, according to the complaint.
Spangler is charged with DUI and failing to stop at a signal.
Pittsburgh Public Safety officials told Channel 11′s Rick Earle Spangler is on paid leave.
Missing man found dead in Pittsburgh’s Elliott neighborhood
Pittsburgh police say a man who had been shot was found dead in a wooded area of the city’s Elliott neighborhood.
Source: Missing man found dead in Pittsburgh’s Elliott neighborhood
Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth over $660,000 sold in Butler County
A jackpot-winning Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth $660,830 was sold in Cabot, Butler County.
The Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket sold for the Jan. 24 drawing matched all five numbers drawn: 2-14-16-27-37.
Planet Mart on North Pike Road earns a $5,000 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
Source: Pennsylvania Lottery ticket worth over $660,000 sold in Butler County
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TEMPERATURES ARE IN THE LOW TO MID 30’S, AND WE FACTOR IN THE WIND’S. THEY ARE GUSTING AROUND THE REGION AT 25 TO 30 MILES PER HOUR, SO IT KNOCKS THE WIND CHILL DOWN. IT FEELS LIKE IT IS 23 AS YOU WAKE UP. 24 DEGREE WIND CHILL IN UNIONTOWN AND 24 AND UNIONTOWN. IT FEELS LIKE 23 AND WASHINGTON. 22 RIGHT NOW IN INDIANA, BUT A MOSTLY CLOUDY SKY. WE DO HAVE SOME SNOWFLAKES FLYING AROUND. ESPECIALLY IN WASHINGTON, ENDING GREEN PORTIONS OF WESTMORELAND AND FAYETTE COUNTY, EVEN IN SOUTHERN PARTS OF ALLEGHENY. NOT TOO BAD THIS MORNING. OVERALL, A CHANCE FOR SNOWFALL AS WE HEAD INTO THE AFTERNOON. THAT IS WHY WE HAVE A WINTER WEATHER ADVISORY UNTIL MIDNIGHT. THIS IS ONLY FOR THE MOUNTAINS IN THE EASTERN PORTIONS OF FAYETTE. OTHER COUNTIES ARE UNDER A WINTER STORM WARNING THAT WILL GO UNTIL THREE TO FIVE INCHES OF SNOWFALL IN THESE AREAS
Crash shuts down PA turnpike entrance ramps in Monroeville
MONROEVILLE, Pa. —
A crash shut down the Pennsylvania Turnpike entrance ramps from Route 22 East and Interstate 376 East in Monroeville on Thursday morning.
The crash happened a little after 5:30 a.m.
It was not initially clear if there were any injuries though ambulances were on scene.
Source: Crash shuts down PA turnpike entrance ramps in Monroeville
Murrysville woman takes Walgreens to court for taxing toilet tissue
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – There are very few things we all need, and toilet paper is one of them. But did you ever look at your store receipt after buying it? One Murrysville woman did and doesn’t like what she saw.
“It’s something that we all use. We all need to buy, and I have no idea why this is continuing to occur,” said consumer advocate Mary Bach. She’s got the time, the interest and the receipts.
“That’s correct. I do have the receipts,” she said.
She sent us her receipts from the Walgreens in Murrysville that show sales tax added to a purchase of toilet tissue.
Bach took Walgreens to court and the magistrate judge in Export sided with her. She says the fix would “take a nanosecond,” but it didn’t happen yet. She just filed a complaint against the Walgreens in Penn Hills for the same issue, planning to argue in front of the magistrate judge there in March.
Bach tells KDKA’s Meghan Schiller that people can visit the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue’s website for the full list of items not subject to sales tax in Pennsylvania.
Source: Murrysville woman takes Walgreens to court for taxing toilet tissue
Arrest warrant issued for teenager wanted in Pittsburgh armed carjacking
The carjacking took place on the city’s North Side in October.
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) — An arrest warrant has been issued for a teenager who Pittsburgh Police say is responsible for an armed carjacking that took place on the city’s North Side in October.
16-year-old Jerome McClung of Wilkinsburg is wanted by police after allegedly stealing a vehicle along East Ohio Street at gunpoint.
According to information provided by Pittsburgh Public Safety, officers responded to a reported carjacking just before 1 a.m. October 12th.
A victim told police his vehicle was in the area of East Ohio and James streets when three juveniles approached him.
The juveniles approached the man, one of them showed a firearm and then demanded he gives up his car. They stole the car and fled toward Cedar Avenue.
Police said the vehicle was later found in New Kensington.
Source: Arrest warrant issued for teenager wanted in Pittsburgh armed carjacking
2 juveniles shot in Homewood – KDKA
PITTSBURGH (KDKA) – Two juveniles were shot in Homewood on Tuesday night.
Pittsburgh police said the two juveniles were found with gunshot wounds to their legs on Tioga Street after officers responded to an alert for more than a dozen rounds fired on Susquehanna Street.
The two boys, whose ages weren’t released, were taken to the hospital in stable condition.
Police didn’t say what led up to the shooting or if there are any suspects but said the investigation is ongoing.
Source: 2 juveniles shot in Homewood
Trees down and roof ripped off home after severe weather hits Westmoreland County community
Cleanup underway after Wednesday’s weather
DERRY TOWNSHIP, Pa. —
Pittsburgh’s Action News 4 found a roof ripped off a home on Pine Street in Derry Township, Westmoreland County, following Wednesday’s weather system that brought snow, rain and strong winds.
Trees were also down on a street nearby.
Source: Trees down and roof ripped off home after severe weather hits Westmoreland County community
Customers struggling to get jewelry back after local store in Robinson closes
Channel 11 tried calling L.S. Jewelers in Robinson. The store’s voicemail box is full and is not accepting any more voicemails.
“L.S. Jewelers is currently a tenant,” said Zamagias Properties Senior Legal Counsel Daniel Gustine. “Beyond that, we can’t provide any further comment at this time.”
“It’s just extremely frustrating,” said a customer named Katie Bonwell. “I brought it in for a simple repair, and now I can’t get it back.”
Source: Customers struggling to get jewelry back after local store closes
Greensburg police chief charged with federal drug offenses
Shawn Denning faces six counts.
GREENSBURG, Pa. —
A federal indictment lists six counts related to aiding and abetting the distribution of cocaine and meth, as well as conspiracy, against Greensburg Police Chief Shawn Denning.
The indictment, which includes information provided by a confidential informant, said Denning connected the CI and others with drug suppliers and sent menus and prices of product to the CI.
Source: Greensburg police chief charged with federal drug offenses