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Jackee Harris said her son was kind and generous toward the older teen she claims killed her son in an exchange of gunfire in New Kensington. Harris said she was watching from a car nearby when her son, Divine Warner, 16, confronted Dylan Walmsley, 19, along Fourth Avenue on April
Rows of black folding chairs arranged in a parking lot beside a playground in New Kensington on Saturday looked as out of place as the stuffed animals, flowers and other tributes left nearby to one more teen whose life was cut short. At a “Stop the Violence” rally held near
New Kensington police have filed charges against the survivor of a Sunday gun battle in which a 16-year-old was killed. Dylan James Walmsley, 19, is charged with the felony offense of carrying a firearm without a license and two misdemeanor firearms offenses. Court records give Walmsley’s home address as Leechburg.
Charges have been filed against a man who was injured in a Westmoreland County shooting in which a 16-year-old was killed.