Author: Breaking Local News Report

Butler, PA — Former President Donald Trump announced on Friday he would hold another rally in Butler, Pennsylvania, according to a post on Truth Social. Trump disclosed the return to the site of the July 13 assassination attempt that injured his right ear. A gunman fired at him from a rooftop. Trump stated his intention to honor former volunteer fire chief Corey Comperatore, who was killed in the attack, along with two other attendees who were wounded. “I WILL BE GOING BACK TO BUTLER, PENNSYLVANIA, FOR A BIG AND BEAUTIFUL RALLY, HONORING THE SOUL OF OUR BELOVED FIREFIGHTING HERO, COREY,…

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STAFFORD, Va. — A trio of loose horses created quite a scene on Garrisonville Road near Rock Hill Church Road on the night of July 19th. At 10:05 p.m., Sergeant A.T. Leckemby responded to a call from the Emergency Communications Center reporting the roaming animals. Upon arrival, Sergeant Leckemby discovered the three horses—humorously dubbed Harry Trotter, David Hasselhoof, and John Bon Pony—trotting along the roadway. Despite their unexpected freedom, the horses were not far from their corral. Sergeant Leckemby, channeling his inner Rip Wheeler, managed to stabilize the situation. With the assistance of a helpful neighbor, the horses were safely…

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LINDENWOLD, N.J. — While typically a job for firefighters, Lindenwold Police officers responded to an unusual call last month involving a stuck kitten. Officers Gallegos, Glassman, and Medina were dispatched to rescue a cat trapped in a car engine bay. Taking extra care, the officers crawled under the car and used gentle coaxing sounds to free the kitten. The rescue was successful, and the kitten was unharmed. The Lindenwold Police Department shared the heartwarming incident on their social media, highlighting the officers’ dedication to all community members, both human and feline.

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SALISBURY, Md. — A Delaware teacher’s rare visit to Salisbury turned into an extraordinary stroke of luck, landing her a $50,000 prize on a Money Rush scratch-off ticket. The winner, who typically does not purchase lottery tickets, recounted her unexpected fortune on Thursday. “A good friend of mine, whom I haven’t seen in years, was passing through Salisbury on the way to the beach,” she explained. Arriving early to meet her friend, she decided to refuel her car and went inside the Riverside Market for a drink. “At the register, the Lottery urge hit me,” she said. Guided by a…

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NEW ROCHELLE, N.Y. — On July 20, 2024, at approximately 11:40 a.m., New Rochelle Police responded to a call at 463 Pelham Road where a male resident was heard screaming for help. Upon arrival, officers found a 71-year-old male victim who reported being assaulted by his roommate, Kathleen Ganley. The investigation revealed that a physical dispute occurred between the two residents. Ganley, 58, allegedly broke a vase over the victim’s head, stabbed him multiple times, and prevented him from calling the police. Both Ganley and the victim sustained injuries and were treated at a local hospital. Kathleen Ganley was arrested…

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — Jack Campitelli, 58, was arrested on July 24 after allegedly throwing chairs from a hotel balcony in downtown Nashville and making threatening statements about former President Donald Trump. Campitelli, who was reportedly irate and ranting about political figures during his booking, declared: “Trump needs to die because he was a liar.” He is currently held at the Downtown Detention Center, charged with vandalism, disorderly conduct, and trespass, according to jail records. His bond totals $2,500. The incident occurred in the early hours of the morning at the JW Marriott on 8th Avenue South. Metropolitan Nashville Police were…

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WESTFIELD, N.J. — Officers Beal and Testa of the Westfield Police Department were dispatched to assist a turtle found crawling down East Broad Street. The incident occurred on the shoulder of the road, prompting concerns for the animal’s safety. Officer Testa relocated the turtle to the wooded area surrounding Fairview Cemetery, ensuring its safety and saving it many hours of travel. The department shared a photo of Officer Testa with the turtle, highlighting their commitment to community and animal welfare.

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NEW YORK — Former President Donald J. Trump has announced he will not participate in a planned debate until the Democratic Party confirms its nominee for the upcoming presidential election. Trump’s decision comes amid uncertainty within the Democratic Party about whether President Joe Biden or Vice President Kamala Harris will be the nominee. Biden remains the official candidate after securing the nomination in the June primary, but speculation persists about a potential shift to Harris, particularly with the Democratic National Convention approaching. Trump’s camp argued that debating now would be premature, given the ambiguity surrounding the Democratic ticket. “It’s unclear…

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EGG HARBOR TOWNSHIP, N.J. — Multiple people were killed in a crash on the Black Horse Pike late Friday night, according to local police. Egg Harbor Police Captain Cherie Burgan reported that details about the crash were still forthcoming as of 10:40 p.m. The collision occurred on a busy section of the highway, prompting authorities to close the road in both directions. The Black Horse Pike, a major thoroughfare spanning several towns in Atlantic County, was shut down as police conducted their investigation into the fatal incident. Further information, including the number of casualties and the circumstances leading to the…

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CHARLES COUNTY, Md. — Members of the Tenth District Volunteer Fire Department participated in a training session focused on vehicle rescue techniques last night. The session included the use of new equipment acquired through a grant from the Charles County Department of Emergency Services. The department recently received an “Emergency Plug,” a device designed to deactivate electric vehicles, ensuring the safety of emergency responders while working around them. This addition is part of the department’s efforts to stay updated with the latest safety measures and technologies. In addition to familiarizing themselves with the Emergency Plug, firefighters also practiced lifting and…

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