A Shippensburg youth faces felony charges in connection with bomb and shooting threats at Shippensburg’s Middle School this year.
Bomb-sniffing dogs searching Shippensburg Middle School Tuesday did not find any explosives or explosive devices, according to police.
Raiders swimmers wrapped up a successful weekend Sunday with a fifth-place team finish in Franklin & Marshall Invitational at the Kunkel Aquatic Center.
Recent assaults and robberies in Shippensburg and Chambersburg bear striking similarities, and might be related, police believe.
Shots were fired in Waynesboro, thefts investigated in Chambersburg, warrants issued and arrests made by area police in the past week.
Boccella is one of the most successful wrestlers from the first decade of Shippensburg’s transition from the NCAA Division I level to the NCAA Division II level.
Today’s police log includes everything from minor summary and misdemeanor crimes to not-so-minor felonies. All defendants are considered innocent under our justice system until proven guilty in a court of law.
A Cumberland County Magisterial District Judge issued an arrest warrant for Malcolm Neils, accusing him of choking a woman during a domestic dispute.
Today’s police log includes a report that a child was hit by a vehicle on Friday; plus a warning about a fake flier circulating about Homeland Security mobilizing the National Guard to help enforce Coronavirus stay-at-home orders.
Municipal leaders, first responders, and community organizations are monitoring the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the Shippensburg area.
Area police taped busy at week investigating a variety of crimes, from assaults and stalking to criminal mischief and hit and run investigations.
Local police investigated vandalism at Henninger Field, a forgery case and are looking for the owner of a purse found in Shippensburg.
Police see it all in the course of a normal shift — assaults, access device fraud, hit and runs, trespassers, and people carrying bottles of urine around hoping to use it to pass a drug screening.
Between investigating shootings, locating an endangered missing person and gathering details in an auto crash, area police have been busy the last few days.
Area police investigated a variety of incidents over the weekend, and are asking for the public’s help in identifying and locating the assailant involved in an assault in one of them.
Area police recently investigated multiple crimes and violations including Domestic Violence, Forgery and Theft.
Shippensburg police are looking for Christian Neafsey, 19, today in connection with a domestic violence incident.
Area law enforcement officials investigated several hit and runs, thefts, drugs, assult, vandalism and DUI crimes.
Area police report a number of criminal investigations recently. The most serious happened this week, including an armed robbery in Chambersburg and burglary in Shippensburg.
Local Police are investigating a variety of crimes. Waynesboro police are warning about a scam. Chambersburg police are investigating cases involving harassment, disorderly conduct, theft, and fraud. Shippensburg police have made an arrest for disorderly conduct.
Police in Chambersburg are investigating a series of counterfeiting crimes. In Shippensburg, police filed charges in a hit and run case Saturday.
A lot of forged checks have been passed this month, some in the $1,000 range.
Area police are investigating a criminal trespass incident, a burglary, and a criminal mischief case in Franklin County.
Area police departments report crimes that include theft, a inebriated man who backed into a person trying to keep him from driving early one-morning last month and most recently, someone accused of using a parking lot as a personal bathroom.
Area police investigated animal cruelty, assault and drug cases in recent days.
By mid-week, area police were kept busy investigating a variety of crimes.
Police have active arrest warrants for two men they say contributed to the drug overdose death of Logan Lynch, 22, of Shippensburg, last spring.
The Shippensburg Police have announced that Heather Keppley has been found after a week of searching for her. Other local police departments have reported a variety of crimes throughout Franklin County.
Police are looking for a small orange SUV today occupied by two men and a woman.
Local authorities are looking for a Heather Keppley reported missing on Sept. 9th. Local police are looking for information about a stolen bike battery, vandalism of a mailbox, investigate a pedestrian accident and recover a lost ID.
A Waynesboro woman faces almost 100 different charges, most of them felonies, in connection with the theft of opioid pills police said she stole from her employer, a Waynesboro pharmacy.
Police investigated a number of crimes recently, including the theft of a truck from the same parking lot twice in one week.
Area police departments are investigating crimes including someone threatening another individual and theft of items from an unlocked car.
A Chambersburg man is in Cumberland County Prison today on kidnapping charges.
Four people have been arrested in connection with a robbery on East King Street last week.
Police agencies across the county investigated vehicle crashes and criminal incidents ranging from DUIs and high speed chases to child abuse this week.
Area police have made several recent arrests, including DUI, hit and run, a home break-in and an assault.
Area police investigated a fight in Shippensburg over the weekend and took several lost and found reports.
Police departments across the county report a variety of incidents investigated to date this month.
Driving without a valid driver’s license will cost a Shippensburg man big bucks if he is found guilty during a summary trial next month.
