MIDDLETOWN, PA – A 20-year-old woman was charged on Monday with filing a false police report about an attempted rape and kidnapping in the parking lot of the Redner’s in the township last month.
Anjela Borisova Urumova, of Bristol Township, faced charges including false alarm to an agency of public safety and tampering with physical evidence, as well as counts of false reports and unsworn falsification to authorities.
She was arraigned before Magisterial District Judge Charles D. Jonas and remanded to Bucks County Correctional Facility under a $30,000 bail, 10 percent.
The man implicated in the attack, Daniel Pierson, was released from BCCF on Friday after investigations revealed inconsistencies in Urumova’s account of the incident.
- Two Women Wounded in Wilkinsburg Shooting as Gunfire Erupts Near Police Investigation
Photo: #post_seo_titleTwo women were injured in a shooting in Wilkinsburg before additional gunfire broke out nearby while officers processed the scene, according to Allegheny County Police.
WILKINSBURG, Pa. — Two women were hospitalized after a late-night shooting in Wilkinsburg, and a separate shooting involving two vehicles occurred nearby while officers were investigating the initial incident, according to Allegheny County Police.
County 9-1-1 received a ShotSpotter alert at approximately 10:59 p.m. Wednesday in the 1600 block of Laketon Road. Responding officers located numerous shell casings at the scene but learned the victims had already left the area in a vehicle.
Key Points
• Two women were injured in a shooting on Laketon Road in Wilkinsburg.
• Additional gunfire involving two vehicles occurred while officers processed the original crime scene.
• Detectives are investigating both incidents and seeking information from the public.
The two victims, both adult women, drove to the intersection of Allegheny River Boulevard and Nadine Road, where emergency medical personnel met them and transported them to a local hospital.
According to police, one woman suffered a gunshot wound to the leg and a graze wound to her wrist. The second woman sustained a graze wound to her leg. Authorities said both victims were reported in stable condition.
Additional gunfire reported nearby
While officers were processing evidence on Laketon Road, police said two vehicles approached the area at a high rate of speed. Investigators allege a passenger in the second vehicle fired shots at the first vehicle as the cars passed through the area.
Officers attempted to pursue the suspected vehicle but eventually lost sight of it, according to police.
Occupants unharmed in second incident
The occupants of the targeted vehicle, identified as an adult male and a juvenile male, later stopped near the intersection of Robinson Boulevard and Sunrise Avenue in Pittsburgh and contacted police.
Authorities said neither occupant was injured during the incident. Detectives have not announced any arrests and have not released descriptions of any suspects.
Allegheny County Police said the investigation remains active. Anyone with information is asked to contact the County Police Tip Line at 1-833-ALL-TIPS. Callers may remain anonymous.
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- Duncansville ticket hits $1.24M Cash 5 jackpot
Dollars in packs money. American currency business concept with dollars bill banknotes. Jackpot winning cash rain background texture. 3d illustration.A Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth more than $1.24M after matching all five numbers in Tuesday night’s drawing
DUNCANSVILLE, Pa. — A Blair County lottery player is sitting on a $1.24M jackpot after a winning Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket was sold at a Duncansville retailer.
The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a jackpot-winning Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket matched all five numbers drawn on Tuesday night to win $1,241,034 before applicable withholdings.
The winning numbers were 5, 8, 32, 33 and 41.
The ticket was sold at Unique Smokes, located at 506 3rd Avenue in Duncansville Borough.
The retailer will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the jackpot-winning ticket.
Lottery officials said winners are not known until prizes are claimed and tickets are validated.
A Cash 5 jackpot prize must be claimed within one year of the drawing date.
More than 24,700 other Cash 5 with Quick Cash tickets also won prizes in the June 9 drawing.
The Pennsylvania Lottery encourages players to check every ticket.
Key Points
- A Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket worth $1.24M was sold in Duncansville.
- The winning ticket matched all five numbers drawn on June 9.
- Unique Smokes will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the ticket.
- Westmoreland County Powerball ticket turns into $150K payday
moneyA Power Play multiplier boosted one Pennsylvania Lottery prize from $50K to $150K in Saturday’s drawing
LOYALHANNA TWP., Pa. — A Pennsylvania Lottery player scored a $150K Powerball prize in Westmoreland County after adding the Power Play option to a winning ticket.
The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a Powerball with Power Play ticket worth $150,000 was sold at Sunoco, located at 2937 State Route 286 in Loyalhanna Township.
The winning ticket matched four of the five white balls drawn — 16, 32, 55, 59 and 64 — along with the red Powerball number 3.
Lottery officials said the ticket’s prize was increased from $50,000 to $150,000 because the player purchased the Power Play option and the multiplier drawn was three.
The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
Winners are not known until prizes are claimed and validated.
Pennsylvania Lottery Powerball winners have one year from the drawing date to claim their prizes.
More than 27,300 Pennsylvania Lottery Powerball tickets won prizes in the June 6 drawing.
Key Points
- A Powerball ticket worth $150K was sold in Westmoreland County.
- The Power Play option boosted the prize from $50K to $150K.
- The winning ticket was purchased at a Sunoco in Loyalhanna Township.
- Pennsylvania lottery ticket turns into a $500K windfall
One Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth half a million dollars after matching five numbers in a Powerball Double Play drawing
NAZARETH, Pa. — A Powerball player in Northampton County is sitting on a $500K prize after a winning ticket was sold at a Nazareth retailer for Saturday’s drawing.
The Pennsylvania Lottery announced that a Powerball with Double Play ticket worth $500,000 was sold at Broad Street Mini Mart, located at 7 South Broad St. in Nazareth Borough.
The winning ticket matched all five Double Play numbers drawn — 3, 18, 26, 52 and 54 — but did not match the Double Play Powerball number 8.
Broad Street Mini Mart will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
Lottery officials noted that winners are not known until prizes are claimed and tickets are validated.
Powerball winners in Pennsylvania have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes.
Double Play is an optional Powerball feature that gives players a second chance to win using the same numbers in a separate drawing held after each Powerball drawing.
More than 27,300 Pennsylvania Lottery Powerball tickets won prizes of various amounts in the June 6 drawing.
Key Points
- A $500K Powerball Double Play ticket was sold in Nazareth.
- The winning ticket matched all five Double Play numbers.
- The winning retailer will receive a $500 bonus.
- Infant’s 7 broken ribs lead to aggravated assault charges against Pennsylvania babysitter
police lightsPolice say a 3-month-old child suffered multiple fractures and bruising while in the care of a New Kensington woman
NEW KENSINGTON, Pa. — A New Kensington woman is facing felony charges after investigators said a 3-month-old infant suffered seven broken ribs and other injuries that medical professionals determined were consistent with physical abuse.
According to New Kensington Police, detectives received a ChildLine report in January regarding suspected abuse involving an infant.
Investigators and Children’s Bureau caseworkers later interviewed Alexzandrea Derry, 24, at her residence in New Kensington.
Police said Derry told investigators she had been caring for the child for two nights in January.
According to court documents, Derry reported that she slipped while attempting to put the child down early one morning, causing the infant to fall and strike a box spring and the floor.
She told investigators she later noticed red marks on the child’s ribs and head but believed the infant had not suffered serious injuries.
Derry also reported a second incident in which she allegedly tripped while carrying the infant and a baby swing upstairs, falling forward into a cabinet.
According to police, the child continued crying and was eventually taken to a hospital for evaluation.
Medical professionals determined the infant had suffered seven fractured ribs and facial bruising.
Police said medical reports concluded the injuries were diagnostic of physical abuse.
Investigators also noted that Derry underwent drug testing during the investigation and tested positive for THC and cocaine.
Following the investigation, Derry was charged with aggravated assault of a victim less than 6 years old and endangering the welfare of children.
The charges are allegations, and Derry is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty in court.
Key Points
- A New Kensington woman is charged after a 3-month-old infant was found with seven broken ribs.
- Medical professionals determined the injuries were consistent with physical abuse, according to police.
- Alexzandrea Derry, 24, faces aggravated assault and child endangerment charges.