Police search for man who defecated on the floor of a Dollar General
Updated: 6:25 PM EDT May 18, 2025
I’M JAKE REYES HERE WITH METEOROLOGIST MARYELLEN PANN. IT’S A LITTLE WINDY YESTERDAY. THAT’S HOW IT KIND OF FELT THAT BREEZE YESTERDAY. YEAH. WHAT ARE WE IN FOR TODAY. YESTERDAY WAS A VERY WARM BREEZE. THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YESTERDAY AND TODAY WILL BE THE TEMPERATURES ABOUT TEN DEGREES OR MORE COOLER TODAY. BUT THOSE WINDS ARE STILL GOING TO BE GUSTY. SO THEY’LL STAY WITH US FOR THE SECOND HALF OF THE DAY. BUT YOU CAN SEE THE FLAG HERE IN GETTYSBURG REALLY NOT MOVING A WHOLE LOT. DO SEE SOME SUNSHINE AND SOME CLOUD COVER THERE IN THE DISTANCE. SO WE’RE SEEING A MIX OF CLOUDS AND SUN THIS MORNING, SOME AREAS SEEING A LITTLE BIT MORE SUNSHINE. STORM TEAM LIVE RADAR NETWORK IS DRY. BUT YOU’LL NOTICE SOME OF THAT CLOUD COVER ACROSS PARTS OF FRANKLIN COUNTY AND ADAMS COUNTY. EVEN LANCASTER COUNTY, WITH CLEAR CONDITIONS UP TOWARDS HARRISBURG AND DAUPHIN. AND IN PERRY, TEMPERATURES WHERE THE SKIES HAVE CLEARED. WE’RE IN THE UPPER 50S LIKE SELINSGROVE, LANDSBERG, LEBANON. WE HAVE 64 IN HARRISBURG AND GETTYSBURG. GOOD MORNING, NEW FREEDOM. YOU’RE SITTING AT 60 DEGREES. DEW POINTS HAVE COME WAY DOWN IN THE 40S, SO A NICE, COMFORTABLE, REFRESHING AIR MASS IS IN PLACE. SO GET OUT AND ENJOY THE WEATHER. MOSTLY SUNNY SKIES TO START THE DAY. WE WILL HAVE A PERIOD OF PARTLY TO MOSTLY CLOUDY SKIES AS A WEAK BOUNDARY COMES THROUGH. TEMPERATURES TOPPING OUT RIGHT AROUND 7273 DEGREES. AND NOTICE THOSE WINDS THEY WILL BE PICKING UP IN GUSTING UP TO AROUND 30MPH. THE DRY WEATHER WILL CONTINUE. I’LL LET YOU KNOW FOR HOW LONG AND THE WINDS STAY BREEZY. I’LL TALK MORE ABOUT THAT COMING UP IN MY FULL FORECAST. ALL RIGHT. THANKS, MARY ELLEN. WELL, IN YORK, EMERGENCY DISPATCHERS SAY A PERSON ON A BICYCLE WAS STRUCK BY A CAR. IT HAPPENED ON EAST COTTAGE PLAZA AND MACKENZIE STREET AROUND NINE LAST NIGHT. DISPATCH SAYS THAT PERSON HAS BEEN SENT TO THE HOSPITAL, BUT WE ARE STILL WAITING TO HEAR HOW THAT PERSON IS DOING. THIS MORNING IN PERRY COUNTY, POLICE IN LANDISBURG ARE SEARCHING FOR A MAN WHO CRASHED INTO A TREE AND THEN RAN OFF. THE LANDISBURG VOLUNTEER FIRE COMPANY SHARED THESE PHOTOS. TAKE A LOOK OF THE CRASH, SAYING THE VEHICLE T-BONED A TREE ON WEAVER’S MILL ROAD. THEY SAY THE DRIVER RAN TOWARDS LEWISVILLE, AND STATE POLICE SAY THE DRIVER WAS WEARING A PURPLE SHIRT AND BLACK PANTS. NOW, ANYONE WITH INFORMATION IS ASKED TO CONTACT STATE POLICE. RIGHT NOW, LANES ARE CLOSED ON ROUTE 30 IN YORK COUNTY SO CREWS CAN REPAIR A SINKHOLE. PENNDOT SAYS RESTRICTIONS WILL BE IN PLACE UNTIL SIX TOMORROW MORNING ON THE WESTBOUND LANES OF ROUTE 30 IN WEST MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP. THEY SAY THE SINKHOLE OPENED UP ALONG THE RIGHT SHOULDER JUST EAST OF THE OFF RAMP TO ROUTE 74. LAST NOVEMBER. PENNDOT SAYS WORK WILL BEGIN TOMORROW ON THE ROUTE 30 BRIDGE, SPANNING ROUTE 15 NEAR GETTYSBURG IN ADAMS COUNTY. THE WORK WILL REQUIRE LONG-TERM LANE RESTRICTIONS IN BOTH DIRECTIONS OF ROUTE 30. NOW, STARTING TOMORROW, THE LEFT LANES OF ROUTE 30 WILL BE CLOSED IN BOTH DIRECTIONS FROM SMITH ROAD TO SHEELER ROAD. THESE RESTRICTIONS ARE EXPECTED TO LAST TWO WEEKS, INCLUDING MEMORIAL DAY WEEKEND AND PENNDOT’S. REAL ID CENTERS WILL BE OPEN TOMORROW FOR ANOTHER REAL ID DAY IN THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. THE CENTER ON LINCOLN HIGHWAY EAST IN LANCASTER COUNTY, AND THE CENTER ON NORTH ENOLA ROAD IN CUMBERLAND COUNTY, WILL BE OPEN FROM 830 TO 415. THE CENTERS ARE OPEN FOR REAL ID ONLY. THE STATE SAYS IT’S STILL SEEING HIGH DEMAND. NOW REAL ID IS REQUIRED TO BOARD A DOMESTIC FLIGHT OR ENTER A FEDERAL FACILITY IN PENNSYLVANIA. AND IN LANCASTER COUNTY. THE NORTH MUSEUM HOSTED THEIR 10TH ANNUAL COSMIC BASH LAST NIGHT. THIS YEAR’S THEME IS POWERING THE FUTURE A CALL TO CELEBRATE RENEWABLE ENERGY RESOURCES. IT’S A CELEBRATION OF THE COMMUNITY’S SUPPORT FOR STEM EDUCATION TO CONTINUE TO FUND THE MUSEUM’S MISSION. THE FESTIVITIES FOR THE NIGHT INCLUDED LIVE MUSIC AUCTIONS AND SCIENCE EXHIBITS. IT’S JUST DYNAMIC TO SEE, YOU KNOW, OVER 300 PEOPLE HERE IN SUPPORT OF THE SAME THINGS THAT WE VALUE IN SUPPORT OF OUR MISSION. AND REALLY, WE ARE FOCUSED ON FILLING A COMMUNITY NEED. AND IT’S GREAT TO SEE THE COMMUNITY COME OUT AND SUPPORT THAT. AND THE MUSEUM SAYS THE COMMUNITY RAISED OVER $200,000. POLICE DEPARTMENTS IN LEBANON COUNTY TEAMED UP WITH THE COMMUNITY FOR THEIR THIRD ANNUAL CRAM CRUISER FOOD DRIVE ORGANIZERS. ORGANIZERS SAY YESTERDAY’S EVENT BROUGHT IN NEARLY 2000 FOOD ITEMS AND HYGIENE PRODUCTS, AND LEBANON CITY POLICE, COUNTY DETECTIVES AND STATE POLICE WERE ALL THERE. THE EVENT HELPED SUPPORT LOCAL FOOD BANKS AND THE NEARLY 14,000 PEOPLE IN LEBANON COUNTY IMPACTED BY FOOD INSECURITY. WE’RE FOLLOWING BREAKING NEWS OVERNIGHT OUT OF UKRAINE. RUSSIA LAUNCHED ITS MOST INTENSE DRONE ATTACK ON UKRAINE SINCE THE BEGINNING OF ITS INVASION. THE COUNTRY FIRED NEARLY 300 EXPLODING DRONES AND DECOYS OVERNIGHT INTO UKRAINE. UKRAINE’S AIR FORCE SAYS 88 WERE INTERCEPTED. OFFICIALS IN THE UKRAINIAN CAPITAL OF KYIV SAYS ONE WOMAN WAS KILLED AND THREE OTHERS WERE HURT. ON FRIDAY, THE TWO COUNTRIES HELD THEIR F
Police search for man who defecated on the floor of a Dollar General
Updated: 6:25 PM EDT May 18, 2025
Pennsylvania State Police in Gettysburg are investigating after a man defecated on the floor of a Dollar General. Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8. The incident happened May 4 around 12:55 p.m. at the Dollar General on Chambersburg Road. Police say a male suspect entered the employee-only area of the store and defecated on the floor. Anyone with information regarding the incident is encouraged to contact Trooper Ferraro with the Pennsylvania State Police in Gettysburg at 717-334-8111 or the Adams County Crime Stoppers hotline at 717-334-8057.
Pennsylvania State Police in Gettysburg are investigating after a man defecated on the floor of a Dollar General.
Video above: Headlines from WGAL News 8.
The incident happened May 4 around 12:55 p.m. at the Dollar General on Chambersburg Road.
Police say a male suspect entered the employee-only area of the store and defecated on the floor.
Anyone with information regarding the incident is encouraged to contact Trooper Ferraro with the Pennsylvania State Police in Gettysburg at 717-334-8111 or the Adams County Crime Stoppers hotline at 717-334-8057.
