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Lancaster County attorney accused of planning attack on government officials has been disbarred by state disciplinary board
Kenelm Shirk III, 71, was arrested in Shippensburg on Jan. 21. He was allegedly on his way to Washington D.C. to attack government officials, according to police. Author: Keith Schweigert (FOX43) Updated: 10:58 AM EDT May 12, 2021
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Note: The video is from Feb. 3.
A Lancaster County attorney accused of planning an attack on government officials in Washington D.C. in the weeks after the Jan. 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol has been disbarred, according to the Disciplinary Board of the Pennsylvania Supreme Court.
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Have you ever been sexually abused? Were you sexually abused as a child? I realize that those are fairly direct and personal questions.
For me the answers to those questions are now, yes, and yes.
If you would have asked me those questions not much more than a few years ago, I probably would have answered no and no.
Times change, people change.
While my father and mother were alive, I told myself there is no need to publicly tell anybody about the abuse I suffered. My father was a friend of my abuser. They both belonged to the same Rotary Club, the Rotary Club of Chambersburg. They both shared an affinity for sailing, especially in the Caribbean. They were both active members of the same church, the Presbyterian Church of the Falling Spring, which was formed by the founder of Chambersburg, Benjamin Chambers. The abuser and my father were both active members of the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce.
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After peaking over the holiday season, the severity of the COVID-19 pandemic seems to be improving in Franklin County as 2021 moves along.
The number of confirmed cases and the number of deaths attributed to the virus in each of the past two weeks were the lowest since they began shooting up about three months ago. Of the more than 10,280 COVID-19 cases reported in Franklin County since March, about 85% of them came after Nov. 1.
There were 322 cases between Jan. 31 and Feb. 6, down from 385 cases from Jan. 24-30, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Health s COVID-19 dashboard. The last time there were fewer cases was the week ending on Nov. 7, when 309 cases were reported.