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.
- Lehigh County store sells nearly 200K lottery ticket
Fast Play ticket worth nearly 200000 sold in Lehigh County
Middletown, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player who bought a Fast Play ticket in Lehigh County is holding a progressive top prize worth $197,473 after the winning ticket was sold Sunday, lottery officials announced.
The winning Suite Winnings ticket was sold at E-Z Shoppe, located at 52 West Main St. in Macungie Borough. The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top prize-winning ticket.
Suite Winnings is a $10 Fast Play game that offers progressive top prizes starting at $125,000. Fast Play tickets print on demand from a lottery sales terminal or self service touchscreen vending terminal. The games operate similarly to Scratch-Off tickets but do not require scratching or waiting for a drawing.
Players can determine if they have won by reviewing the printed ticket or scanning it at a lottery retailer or by using the Ticket Checker feature on the Pennsylvania Lottery’s official app.
Lottery officials said the holder of a top prize-winning Fast Play ticket should sign the back of the ticket and contact the Pennsylvania Lottery. Prizes must be claimed and tickets validated before winners are identified.
Fast Play prizes must be claimed within one year of the ticket purchase date. Lottery prizes exceeding $5,000 are subject to applicable withholding.
The identity of the winner has not been released.
One printed ticket in Macungie Borough has now delivered a $197,473 prize to an unidentified Pennsylvania Lottery player.
Key Points
- A $197,473 Suite Winnings Fast Play ticket was sold Sunday in Lehigh County
- The winning ticket was purchased at E-Z Shoppe in Macungie Borough
- The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top prize ticket
- Pop N Brew store rings up six figure Pennsylvania Lottery winner
Fast Play ticket worth more than 116000 sold in Westmoreland County
Middletown, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player who purchased a Fast Play ticket in Westmoreland County is holding a progressive top prize worth $116,503 after the winning ticket was sold Tuesday, lottery officials announced.
The winning Lightning Loot ticket was sold at Pop ‘N Brew Super Store, located at 260 East Main St. in Mount Pleasant Township. The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top prize-winning ticket.
Lightning Loot is a $5 Fast Play game that offers progressive top prizes starting at $50,000. Fast Play tickets print on demand from a lottery sales terminal or self service touchscreen vending terminal. The games are similar to Scratch-Off tickets but do not require scratching or waiting for a drawing.
Players can determine if they have won by reviewing the printed ticket or scanning it at a lottery retailer or by using the Ticket Checker feature on the Pennsylvania Lottery’s official app.
Lottery officials said the holder of a top prize-winning Fast Play ticket should sign the back of the ticket and contact the Pennsylvania Lottery. Prizes must be claimed and tickets validated before winners are identified.
Fast Play prizes must be claimed within one year of the ticket purchase date. Lottery prizes exceeding $5,000 are subject to applicable withholding.
The identity of the winner has not been released.
One ticket printed at a Westmoreland County store has now turned into a six figure payday for a Pennsylvania Lottery player.
Key Points
- A $116,503 Lightning Loot Fast Play ticket was sold Tuesday in Westmoreland County
- The winning ticket was purchased at Pop ‘N Brew Super Store in Mount Pleasant Township
- The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top prize ticket
- Clarksburg store employee accused of secretly filming women in dressing rooms
GAITHERSBURG, MD – A 19-year-old Clarksburg man has been arrested after police say he secretly recorded women changing clothes inside dressing rooms at a Banana Republic store in the 22000 block of Clarksburg Road. Investigators believe there may be additional victims and are asking shoppers who visited the store between May and August of 2025 to come forward.
Detectives say Fabio Delrio, who was employed at the store during the time of the incidents, allegedly used his cell phone to record multiple women without their consent. According to investigators, the first reported incident occurred around 7 p.m. on May 10, 2025, when a woman noticed a phone lens aimed into her dressing room. She later reported the discovery to police.
A second incident took place just over a week later, on May 18, when another woman contacted authorities after suspecting she had been recorded. Then, on August 9, a third victim spotted a cell phone camera pointed at her from beneath a dressing room door. After confronting the situation, she immediately called 911.
Responding Montgomery County Police officers reviewed store surveillance footage and interviewed witnesses, ultimately identifying Delrio as the suspect. His phone was seized and subjected to a forensic search under warrant.
Search uncovers additional potential victims
During the search, investigators reportedly found photos of the three known victims as well as several other unidentified women. One of the women was later identified as a fourth victim who had been photographed both on the sales floor and inside a dressing room on August 6, 2025.
Delrio now faces four counts of peeping tom and four counts of visual surveillance with prurient intent, along with related offenses. He was arrested on February 11, 2026, and later released on a $5,000 unsecured personal bond pending further proceedings.
Key points:
- Fabio Delrio, 19, accused of recording women in Banana Republic dressing rooms
- Incidents occurred between May and August 2025 in Clarksburg, Maryland
- Police discovered photos of multiple victims on Delrio’s phone
- Investigators believe more victims may exist and urge them to contact authorities
Authorities are urging anyone who shopped at the Banana Republic store during that time and believes they may have been recorded to contact the 4th District Investigative Section at (240) 773-5530. Tips can also be submitted anonymously through Crime Solvers of Montgomery County at www.crimesolversmcmd.org or via P3Tips or by calling 1-866-411-8477.
- Lehigh County ticket scores massive payout
Winning Fast Play ticket worth 197473 sold in Lehigh County
Macungie, PA – A Suite Winnings Fast Play ticket worth $197,473 was sold Sunday in Lehigh County, according to the Pennsylvania Lottery, marking a progressive top prize win for the on-demand game.
The winning ticket was sold at E-Z Shoppe, located at 52 West Main Street in Macungie Borough. The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the top prize ticket. The win occurred on Feb. 15.
Suite Winnings is a $10 Fast Play game featuring progressive top prizes that start at $125,000. Fast Play tickets print on demand from Lottery terminals or touchscreen vending machines and function similarly to Scratch-Offs, but do not require scratching or waiting for a drawing.
Players can check tickets by reviewing them directly, scanning them at a Lottery retailer, or using the Ticket Checker in the Lottery’s official mobile app. The holder of a winning Fast Play ticket is advised to sign the back immediately and contact the Pennsylvania Lottery at 1-800-692-7481.
Prizes must be validated before winners can be identified. Fast Play prizes must be claimed within one year of purchase. Lottery winnings above $5,000 are subject to withholding.
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Key PointsFast Play ticket worth $197,473 sold at E-Z Shoppe in Macungie
Prize is a progressive top win from the Suite Winnings game
Pennsylvania Lottery advises winner to sign ticket and call for validation
- Former fire marshal convicted in gunfire chase as West Grove man admits to killing infant
WEST CHESTER, PA – Two high-profile Chester County prosecutions reached major turning points this week, with one former public official found guilty of opening fire during a confrontation and another man pleading guilty to killing a baby in his care.
Following a four-day bench trial, Timothy Hubbard, 50, the former Fire Marshal for Charlestown Township, was found guilty of Aggravated Assault with a Deadly Weapon and related offenses. Judge Allison Bell Royer delivered the verdict after hearing evidence that Hubbard fired multiple rounds at a moving vehicle during a fire investigation confrontation.
Prosecutors said Hubbard chased a man he believed was linked to a fire, shooting twice into the rear window and trunk of the suspect’s car before ramming it with his own vehicle. According to testimony, Hubbard later misrepresented the events when questioned by Pennsylvania State Police investigators.
District Attorney Christopher de Barrena-Sarobe praised the conviction, saying, “Being a Fire Marshal does not give him a free pass to endanger others.” Hubbard is awaiting sentencing on the assault and weapons charges.
West Grove man pleads guilty in child’s death
In a separate case, Enrique Lopez-Gomez, 32, of West Grove, pleaded guilty Tuesday to Murder in the Third Degree and Endangering the Welfare of Children in connection with the death of a 9-month-old boy. Lopez-Gomez was caring for the infant in June 2024 when he punched the child in the abdomen after reportedly falling on top of him and becoming frustrated when the baby cried.
Investigators said Lopez-Gomez did not seek medical attention even as the child’s condition deteriorated. The baby was later pronounced dead at Nemours/A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children, where doctors determined the cause of death to be blunt force trauma leading to an intestinal rupture and internal hemorrhaging.
“The guilty plea to murder is an important step toward accountability for this unthinkable death,” DA de Barrena-Sarobe said. Lopez-Gomez remains held in Chester County Prison pending sentencing.
Justice and accountability in Chester County
The Chester County District Attorney’s Office credited thorough investigations by the Pennsylvania State Police for both cases, underscoring their ongoing efforts to prosecute violent crimes involving both public officials and civilians.
- Former fire marshal Timothy Hubbard convicted of shooting at a car during a confrontation
- Enrique Lopez-Gomez pleaded guilty to third-degree murder of a 9-month-old child
- Both defendants awaiting sentencing in Chester County Court