Home invasion, stabbing under investigation in Crowley
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and last updated 2021-03-02 16:06:08-05
Crowley Police are investigating a couple of incidents they believe are related.
Officers were called to the 1600 block of West Hutchinson Avenue on Friday; they found one person having a seizure and another with a cut on his hand. A woman there told them that a man ran into their home and beat up her son. Officers administered first aid until the ambulance arrived, then got a call from the 1200 block of Mockingbird Lane.
That caller was reporting a drunk man who had been stabbed several times. They believe the person who was stabbed was the same person who broke into the West Hutchinson home. He had multiple cuts all over his body, and the ambulance came to help him, as well.
Crowley church holding another food drive from community
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and last updated 2021-02-08 23:00:32-05
The Love of Christ Baptist Church in Crowley will be out again this week, distributing food to the community.
Last week the church fed the community with a drive-thru food distribution at their location on West Hutchinson Avenue. On Wednesday February 10, the church will be out again feeding the public.
The food drive will start at 12 noon at 1120 West Hutchinson Avenue in Crowley. As done with previous drives, those receiving goods are asked to stay in their vehicles.
Anyone in need is invited to stop by the drive through.
UPDATE: Family identifies man killed in Crowley drive-by
and last updated 2020-12-28 07:12:05-05 He did not deserve that. How is my momma supposed to look at her child in a casket? How is that supposed to make her feel?
That s what a Crowley woman has to say as she mourns the loss of her brother, who was killed in a drive-by shooting last night. He was one of three people shot during a block party on West Hutchinson Avenue; one is in critical condition and one person, identified by family members as Joseph Castillo, 25, died.
His sister, Francesca, also was at the party.
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The Frick Park Tavern in Regent Square, which opened in October of 2019, is on “pause” until spring.
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Even before Gov. Tom Wolf announced new covid-19 orders on Thursday, Jimmy Brown planned to temporarily close his Regent Square restaurant.
“It doesn’t make sense to stay open the way things are,” said Brown, owner of the Frick Park Tavern on Braddock Avenue. “We are a sit-down and enjoy kind of restaurant, and people haven’t been able to do that. Our guests come here to enjoy the space, to relax and have a drink and a good meal.”