Tag Archives: Pennsylvania

MARK KESSLER: AMERICA’S SCARIEST POLICE CHIEF KEPT HIS JOB AFTER POSTING ON YOUTUBE RANTS AGAINST LIBERALS OR AS HE CALLS THEM ‘LIBTARDS’

The man dubbed 'America's scariest police chief' will not lose his job after posting 'disturbing' videos himself firing assault rifles and threatening liberals because the town's mayor thinks he is exercising his freedom of speech.

‘America‘s scariest police chief’ keeps his job despite posting video threatening to shoot liberals and snarling they can ‘take it in the a**’ because mayor insists he was just exercising his freedom of speech Continue reading →

PENNSYLVANIA SCHOOL HAZING: POLICE INVESTIGATING HAZING OF FRESHMEN STUDENTS BY SENIORS AT UPPER ST. CLAIR HIGH SCHOOL IN PITTSBURGH AFTER SHOCKING VIDEOS RELEASED

Fears: Billie Williams said her son was targeted by older boys and felt he had no choice but to let them hit him because he didn't want to be bullied when he started at the school in August

Police investigate shocking videos ‘showing high school students paddling younger pupils with hockey sticks in brutal hazing ritual‘ Continue reading →

FATHER AND SONS DOUSED GIRLFRIEND’S 7-YEAR-OLD BOY WHILE VIDEOTAPING IT: PENNSYLVANIA MAN EDWARD MYERS AND TWO SONS AGES 11 AND 15 RESPONSIBLE FOR ATTACK

Police say a western Pennsylvania man is facing charges for allegedly dousing a seven-year-old boy with flammable liquid and then letting his own son set the child on fire.

Father and son doused boy, seven, in gas and lit him on fire – while videotaping it

  • Father allegedly set seven-year old alight, shot him with an airgun and poured nail varnish over him
  • Man brought along his own two sons to witness and take part in the attack Continue reading →

THE CELEBRATION OF GETTYSBURG’S 150TH ANNIVERSARY: MORE THAN 10,000 RE-ENACTORS FLOCK TO PENNSYLVANIA TO COMMEMORATE THE BATTLE

Role-play: Over three days, more than 10,000 re-enactors will pay tribute the major battles that took place in Gettysburg during the US Civil War 1861-1865

Gettysburg then and now: Re-enactors flock to Pennsylvania on 150th anniversary of battle

  • Gettysburg hosting 10 days of 150th-anniversary commemorations
  • The anniversary commemoration this year includes battle re-enactments, tours and special park programs
  • Gettysburg is a place remembered not only as a battlefield, but in what-if moments
  • The battle which occurred from the July 1-3, 1863 in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania resulted in 51,000 casualties of which 28,000 were Confederate soldiers
  • The Union was considered the winner of the battle Continue reading →