Pa. YouTuber in hot water for driving truck through stream Jason Nark, The Philadelphia Inquirer
Dumb, dangerous, and possibly illegal are a surefire combination for clicks on social media, and so far, the video of a new, $70,000-plus pickup truck jumping a York County creek and landing hard on the other side has 1.7 million views.
But for Michael Hyssong, the Harrisburg man behind the YouTube channel Street Speed 717, a more subtle video of him driving the Dodge Ram TRX in the creek has had a few key viewers, notably an anonymous tipster, the Pennsylvania Fish & Boat Commission and the York County District Attorney’s Office.
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Central Pa. couple who were shot get prison time in federal tax fraud case
Updated Mar 05, 2021;
A Camp Hill couple, who was shot at their former Lower Windsor Township residence in September 2018, was sentenced to federal prison this week for tax fraud.
Matthew and Kim Forney, shot by their daughter’s boyfriend at their York County residence, will both serve one year in prison, according to the United State’s Attorney’s Office for the Middle District.
Matthew Forney, 42, pleaded guilty to four counts of tax evasion and Kim Forney, 48, pleaded guilty to four counts of aiding in the preparation of false tax returns.
ACLU Warns of Surveillance Network Bias Against Minorities York, Pa., officials are looking to implement a video surveillance network to help bring down crime rates, but critics argue the technology would negatively impact minority communities. Logan Hullinger, The York Dispatch | March 5, 2021 | News
(TNS) A city-wide surveillance network pitched by York, Pa., City officials would be a tool used by police to disproportionately target Black and brown communities, said a spokesperson for the state chapter of the American Civil Liberties Union.
But Lancaster s city-wide video surveillance network, run by the Lancaster Safety Coalition, on which York City officials are considering basing the local system, is a valuable and effective tool in knocking down crime rates, says a 2015 study.