2 targets arrested in Easton drug raids after meth sales probe in West Ward, authorities say
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John Abel, 53, is under arrest April 20, 2021, at 1124 Lehigh St. in Easton a part of a multi-agency methamphetamine sales probe.Tim Wynkoop | lehighvalleylive.com contributor
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Easton police and Pennsylvania State Police on Tuesday morning entered two apartments in the city’s West Ward, leading to the arrest of two targets of a multi-agency probe into methamphetamine sales in the neighborhood, an official said.
The Easton police Special Response Unit just after 6 a.m. went into Apartment 1 at 1124 Lehigh St. to serve a narcotics search warrant and an arrest warrant, and a state police Special Emergency Response Team at the same time went into Apartment 1 at 1153 Washington St. less than two blocks away to serve a search warrant, Lt. Matthew Gerould.
2 targets arrested in Easton drug raids after meth sales probe in West Ward, authorities say
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Beaver sculpture and historical plaque stolen in Delaware County Robert Moran, The Philadelphia Inquirer
The Pennsylvania State Police on Tuesday asked for the public’s help in locating a stolen historical plaque and beaver sculpture in Delaware County that marked a fur-trading route used by native people and colonists during the 17th century.
“The Great Trail” marker was placed in 1926 near the intersection of Rose Valley Road and Traymore Lane in Rose Valley Borough to remember the route used for trading fur with the Susquehannock people, also known as the Minquas. The trail, alternatively called the Great Minquas Path, stretched from the Susquehanna River in Lancaster County to the Schuylkill in Philadelphia.
Pennsylvania investigators set up tip line in 44-year-old homicide probe
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A composite image shows Beth Doe, the name investigators gave to remains of a female homicide victim found in Pennsylvania on Dec. 20, 1976. Pennsylvania State Police announced March 31, 2021, the remains have been identified as those of Evelyn Colon, 15, of Jersey City, New Jersey, and that a New York City man has been charged in her homicide. (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children photo)EXT
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Evelyn Colon, who was from Jersey City, New Jersey, until last week was known as Beth Doe the name given to the female remains found with a nearly full-term fetus on Dec. 20, 1976, along the Lehigh River in East Side, Carbon County, according to investigators.
Pa. investigators establish tip line in 44-year-old homicide probe
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A composite image shows Beth Doe, the name investigators gave to remains of a female homicide victim found in Pennsylvania on Dec. 20, 1976. Pennsylvania State Police announced March 31, 2021, the remains have been identified as those of Evelyn Colon, 15, of Jersey City, New Jersey, and that a New York City man has been charged in her homicide. (National Center for Missing & Exploited Children photo)EXT
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Evelyn Colon, who was from Jersey City, New Jersey, until last week was known as Beth Doe the name given to the female remains found with a nearly full-term fetus on Dec. 20, 1976, along the Lehigh River in East Side, Carbon County, according to investigators.
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