A federal judge ordered ICE to release detainees with certain medical conditions. Eighteen detainees were released but continued to appear for their immigration court hearings. Attorneys of released immigrants now fear their medically vulnerable clients may be re-arrested.
LANA MUTHLER lmuthler@lockhaven.com
LOCK HAVEN Susan Peters has been promoted to deputy manager of the Clinton County Conservation District, effective May 3.
The promotion received unanimous approval by the Clinton County commissioners, who set Peters’ salary at $36,297.
Several other personnel matters were acted on at Thursday’s meeting of the commissioners, including: Hiring Ashley Moll as Agricultural Resources Conservationist at the Clinton County Conservation District, effective May 10 at a salary of $36,297. Accepting the resignations of Debra Minihan as a clerk at the office of District Judge John Maggs; Paige Sockman, adult probation officer, and Dennis Grenninger, security guard in the sheriff’s department.
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Driving under the influence
LOGANTON At 4:45 p.m. on April 6, a traffic stop was conducted by state police at Lamar along Interstate 80 East in Greene Township, Clinton County. The arrestee allegedly was traveling at a high rate of speed near milemarker 193.
According to police, the operator, a 20-year-old 20, man from Terre Haute, Ind., was arrested for DUI. The vehicle was subsequently searched by police which yielded controlled substances.
Charges are pending.
PFA violation
BEECH CREEK At 3:30 p.m. on April 4, a PFA violation was investigated by state police at Lamar along Eagle Valley Road in Beech Creek Township.
According to police, Zachary Zidick, 28, of Beech Creek was observed on private property. Charges were filed and Zidick was picked up and taken in custody, according to police.
‘Active shooter’identified, jailed
RENOVO – State police have identified and charged the “active shooter” who fired shots throughout the borough of Renovo Tuesday morning, causing police to issue a shelter in place advisory for residents.
Gene Eaton, 44, of Renovo, has been charged with Discharge of a Firearm into Occupied Structure and Firearms Not to be Carried without a License, both felony 3 charges, and misdemeanor charges of recklessly endangering another person, criminal mischief and resisting arrest.
Eaton was arraigned before Dist. Judge Frank Mills who set bail at $350,000. Unable to post bail, Eaton was transported to the Clinton County Correctional Facility.