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West York police chief: 'Gun violence will not be tolerated' - Vimarsana News

West York police chief: 'Gun violence will not be tolerated'

Following a gun-related arrest, West York's police chief is telling residents that gun violence will not be tolerated in the borough.

Source: wgal.com
After recent arrests, West York police share message with residents: 'Gun-related crimes will not be tolerated' - Vimarsana News

After recent arrests, West York police share message with residents: 'Gun-related crimes will not be tolerated'

Chief Matt Millsaps said the recent disturbing trend of juvenile offenders with guns will not be tolerated by his department.

Source: fox43.com
Police: 1 child dead, 2nd child, 2 adults injured in fire - Vimarsana News

Police: 1 child dead, 2nd child, 2 adults injured in fire

Police: 1 child dead, 2nd child, 2 adults injured in fire July 4, 2021 GMT WEST YORK, Pa. (AP) — Improper disposal of fireworks sparked a blaze in a Pennsylvania duplex that killed one child and left another child and their two parents hospitalized, authorities said. The borough police chief says “negligent fireworks disposal” led to the blaze in one half of the West York duplex just before 11 p.m. Saturday, the York Daily Record reported. Chief Matt Millsaps says officials are trying to find out who was using the fireworks before the blaze. James Hope, assistant chief of the West York...

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'Biggest wind I ever remember': Thousands in San Joaquin County still without power in wake of storm - Vimarsana News

'Biggest wind I ever remember': Thousands in San Joaquin County still without power in wake of storm

The Record Thousands of people were still without power in Stockton and San Joaquin County Wednesday after a powerful storm brought rain and howling winds through the region. On Wednesday morning, some local residents took advantage of a break in the storm to begin cleaning up. Alexis Villa of Stockton, who lives on El Camino Avenue in north Stockton, was sweeping up the debris and assessing the damage. She said a couple of fence boards were blown off, a branch from a neighbor's tree hit her car and a canopy in her backyard was bent. "Not too bad. I've seen worse," Villa said. "Two years ag...