Judge sentences man who shot Pennsylvania state trooper on Route 33 to 53½ to 110 years
Daniel Clary, convicted of trying to kill two state troopers in Plainfield Township, was sentenced to state prison Friday.
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Daniel Clary, convicted of trying to kill two state troopers in Plainfield Township, was sentenced to state prison Friday.
A Northampton County jury found Daniel K. Clary guilty of trying to murder two state troopers during a traffic stop on Route 33, a verdict welcomed by prosecutors in a time of heightened skepticism toward police.
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How 1 college course changed retiring Colonial Regional chief’s path into police work Updated 8:08 AM; Today 7:00 AM Colonial Regional Police Chief Roy Seiple is retiring after 44 years on the job with various departments.lehighvalleylive.com file photo Facebook Share An odd regret for a man who has regularly prepared and overseen a $4.2 million budget. But it was his struggles in that course early in his time at Moravian College that convinced Roy Seiple, a West Easton kid who graduated in 1973 from Wilson Area High School, to change direction. He gave up business and tried criminal just...
Pennsylvania State Police are searching for a motorist who caused a rollover crash that injured two pregnant women and their husbands Saturday night on Interstate 78 in Bethlehem.