On Dec. 10, Sublett was interviewed at the PSP Chambersburg station. He confirmed he met the victim while responding to a medical emergency.
Sublett identified himself as a role-model figure for the victim and said he would check up on her at the victim s mother s request, according to court documents. He denied ever contacting the victim through text messages or giving her a cell phone.
He immediately terminated the interview when the nature of the allegation was discussed, police said.
Sublett was placed on administrative leave by the chief of the Waynesboro Police Department on the night of Dec. 10. He resigned on Jan. 5.
Chambersburg Public Opinion
A Greencastle man is facing 46 felony charges after police say they found evidence of child pornography on his computer.
In October 2018, an investigation was launched by Homeland Security Investigations in Pittsburgh regarding a downloadable file suspected to contain child pornography. Once an IP address was obtained, the case was transferred to the Harrisburg-York branch for further investigation.
The video depicted a 10- to 12-year-old female engaged in sexual acts.
A subpoena was served to Comcast on Nov. 27, 2018, to locate the home address of the suspected user. On Jan. 25, 2019, a search warrant was executed on a home on Buchanan Trail East in Shady Grove, according to court documents.
Troopers at the scene discovered numerous vehicle parts left behind by the striking vehicle.
The vehicle is believed to be a gray in color 2009-2013 GMC 1500 Sierra SLT or 2009-2013 GMC 1500 Sierra Denali. Damage to the striking vehicle occurred on the left side or driver s side of the vehicle. The damage consists of a broken headlight lens and yellow turn signal. The vehicle will also be missing the drivers side mirror assembly.
Anyone who may have witnessed the crash or has seen a vehicle matching the description is asked to contact PSP Chambersburg 717-264-5161
Carley Bonk is a Watchdog Reporter for the USA Today Network - Pennsylvania. Her coverage spans across the southcentral region of Pennsylvania. She can be reached at cbonk@publicopinionnews.com or on Twitter at @carls marie.
The YMCA released an official statement on the matter: We were saddened to learn of a criminal complaint against Emily Miller, a former employee of the Waynesboro Area YMCA, alleging abuse of a minor, Executive Director Amanda Gietka said. Upon learning of this criminal complaint, the Y was fully supportive and compliant with the recommendations of local authorities. At the Waynesboro Area YMCA, the safety and wellbeing of all children in our community is a top priority. We conduct thorough screenings and regular trainings for all Y employees. While these alleged incidents did not occur at the Y, we remain focused and diligent on the safety of our members.
The Market at Trickling Springs
So far, the group has organized the delivery of over 250 meals to healthcare workers at Chambersburg Wellspan Hospital. And the donations keep coming. We re already talking about maybe expanding to like to the urgent cares, other first responders and emergency health services, Grotberg said.
Grotberg also mentioned that suggestions have come up to offer the program to those struggling with food insecurity within the community.
The program seems to be a three-way win. Our friends at the hospital have been so appreciative of the treats they have received. Falafel Shack and fellow restaurants who participated in the program have enjoyed the boost in business and the opportunity to help, a statement from the restaurant read. It is a win-win situation in a time where many feel helpless and eager to support their fellow community members. We are excited about the SHaRe program and hope it grows and branches out to be of help where it is most nee