Police: Robber Tells Pa. Pizza Clerk He's Having A 'Bad Day'
Police say the man demanded cash and at one point told the female clerk she wasn't moving fast enough and had 10 seconds before he grabbed the money and ran away.
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Police say the man demanded cash and at one point told the female clerk she wasn't moving fast enough and had 10 seconds before he grabbed the money and ran away.
Under current Pennsylvania law, ignition interlock systems are mandated for DUI offenders with two or more offenses within ten years.
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Voting along party lines, the state Senate approved legislation that would provide about four months of state funding for many budget lines and would free up federal money.
Police say the incident occurred on the afternoon of Sunday, September 6.
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Pennsylvania Governor Tom Wolf has ordered all United States and Pennsylvania flags a the Capitol Complex and at Commonwealth facilities to be lowered to half staff on Friday, September 11.
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Gov. Tom Wolf's moratorium on executions, which has angered law-enforcement groups and energized death penalty foes, is the focus of a hearing before the state's highest court that will probe the constitutional issues.
Eastbound lanes were closed while crews worked to clear the accident.
