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.
- Allegheny County crackdown nets ghost gun and stolen pistol
Seven illegal guns seized in Allegheny County raids including stolen weapon and ghost gun
ALLEGHENY COUNTY, PA – Seven illegal firearms are now off the streets after a series of targeted search warrants executed this week across multiple Allegheny County communities, part of an ongoing effort by the Violent Crimes and Firearms team to crack down on illegal weapons.
On September 23, detectives executed a search warrant in the 800 block of Benton Street in Braddock. The operation led to the seizure of four firearms, multiple high-capacity magazines, approximately six pounds of marijuana, and drug paraphernalia. Two suspects were taken into custody and now face a series of weapons and narcotics-related charges.
On Friday morning, September 26, additional warrants were served in Homestead and Clairton.
In Homestead, officers searched a home in the 100 block of E. 14th Street and recovered two more firearms, including one confirmed as stolen, along with several high-capacity magazines. Two individuals were arrested and are facing multiple charges.
In a separate operation in Clairton, detectives recovered a 9mm “ghost gun”—an untraceable, privately assembled firearm—during a search of a home in the 500 block of Washington Avenue. One person was arrested and is also facing weapons-related charges.
Officials say these seizures are part of a broader strategy to disrupt illegal firearm trafficking and reduce gun violence throughout Allegheny County.
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Key Points
- Seven illegal firearms were seized this week in Braddock, Homestead, and Clairton
- Weapons included a stolen gun, multiple high-capacity magazines, and a 9mm ghost gun
- Five individuals were taken into custody and face weapons and drug-related charges
- $450K winning lottery ticket sold at Allegheny County gas station
Allegheny County gas station sells $450K winning Cash 5 lottery ticket
UPPER ST. CLAIR, PA – One Pennsylvania Lottery player is $450,000 richer after hitting the jackpot in the latest Cash 5 with Quick Cash drawing, with the winning ticket sold at a gas station in Allegheny County.
The ticket matched all five numbers—1, 3, 26, 27, and 28—in Wednesday’s drawing, securing the $450,000 top prize before taxes. The lucky ticket was purchased at Krupa Gas Corp (Sunoco) located at 2520 Washington Road in Upper St. Clair Township. The retailer will receive a $500 bonus for selling the winning ticket.
The identity of the winner remains unknown until the prize is officially claimed and validated. Lottery officials urge all players to sign the back of their ticket immediately and contact the nearest Lottery office if they believe they hold the winning ticket.
The winning ticket was part of the Cash 5 with Quick Cash game, which includes a nightly drawing and an instant-win component. Main game prizes must be claimed within one year of the drawing date, and Quick Cash prizes must be claimed within one year of the purchase date.
In addition to the jackpot winner, over 12,400 other tickets claimed prizes in the same drawing. Lower-tier winnings can be collected at any authorized Pennsylvania Lottery retailer.
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Key Points
- A $450,000 winning Cash 5 ticket was sold at a Sunoco station in Upper St. Clair Township
- The winning numbers were 1, 3, 26, 27, and 28 from Wednesday’s drawing
- More than 12,400 other tickets won prizes in the same draw
- Elderly man charged with groping nurses in Pennsylvania care home
Retirement home resident charged with sex assaults on nurses at Penn Township care center
PENN TOWNSHIP, PA – A 67-year-old resident of a Westmoreland County retirement home has been charged with sexually assaulting two nurse practitioners in separate incidents reported nearly two years apart, according to Penn Township Police.
Henry Davis is facing charges of indecent assault and harassment after staff at the William Penn Care Center, located at 2020 Ader Road in Jeannette, accused him of repeated inappropriate conduct while under their care. Davis was arrested on Thursday and is scheduled to appear in court next month.
The first complaint was filed in October 2023, when a nurse practitioner told police that Davis grabbed her inappropriately while she was attempting to check his blood sugar. The victim said Davis also made sexually explicit comments and repeatedly propositioned her by flashing money and making lewd remarks about her body. The alleged behavior was said to have occurred multiple times.
In a separate incident, a second nurse practitioner reported a similar encounter in August. She told police that while helping Davis out of his wheelchair so he could use the bathroom, he grabbed her pelvic area without consent. That victim also claimed that Davis had a known pattern of harassing other female staff members and residents at the facility.
Police have not released further details about Davis’ prior behavior or whether additional allegations are under investigation. The retirement home has not issued a public statement.
Davis remains presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. His court date is scheduled for October.
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Key Points
- Henry Davis, 67, is charged with indecent assault and harassment at a Jeannette, PA retirement home
- Two nurse practitioners accused Davis of groping and making repeated lewd remarks
- Incidents were reported in October 2023 and August 2025 at William Penn Care Center
- Small-town store in Pennsylvania sells big-time $1.05M winning ticket
Greene County store sells $1.05M winning Match 6 ticket in Pennsylvania Lottery draw
CLARKSVILLE, PA – A Pennsylvania Lottery player is holding a ticket worth $1,050,000 after hitting the Match 6 jackpot in Thursday’s drawing, with the lucky ticket sold at a small-town convenience store in Greene County.
The ticket matched all six winning numbers — 11, 12, 13, 22, 30, and 35 — in the September 25 drawing, securing the full jackpot prize, which will be subject to standard tax withholdings. The winning ticket was purchased at Muhly’s Little Store (Holy Geeta LLC), located at 137 Center Street in Clarksville Borough. The store will receive a $10,000 bonus for selling the jackpot winner.
As of Friday, the identity of the winner has not been confirmed, as all claims must go through a validation process. Pennsylvania Lottery officials advise all players to sign the back of their tickets immediately and ensure they are securely stored until claimed.
Match 6 players have one year from the date of the drawing to claim any winnings. For those who purchased tickets online, winnings are automatically credited to their Lottery account once processed.
In addition to the jackpot hit, more than 43,900 other Match 6 tickets won prizes in Thursday’s draw at various prize tiers. Players are urged to check all tickets carefully, as even non-jackpot prizes can still be substantial.
The Match 6 Lotto is one of the Pennsylvania Lottery’s popular draw games, giving players the chance to win by matching six numbers from a field of 49. Tickets can be purchased in-store or online through the Lottery’s official platform.
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Key Points
- A $1.05 million Match 6 ticket was sold Thursday at Muhly’s Little Store in Clarksville, Greene County
- The winning numbers were 11, 12, 13, 22, 30, and 35
- The retailer earns a $10,000 bonus and the jackpot winner has one year to claim the prize
- Bucks County man busted after Snapchat child porn tip
Warminster man arrested in child porn case after Snapchat tip
Warminster, PA — A Bucks County man is behind bars after investigators say he uploaded and shared child sexual abuse material through a Snapchat account, leading to his arrest and detention on multiple felony charges.
The Bucks County District Attorney’s Office said it received a CyberTip from the National Center for Missing and Exploited Children (NCMEC) alleging that a Snapchat user had saved and shared explicit images of children. Detectives identified the account owner as Kyle Binder of Harting Circle, Warminster.
A search warrant for the Snapchat account records uncovered numerous graphic images and videos involving prepubescent females. Further investigation revealed Binder also spent time at a residence on Cavalier Court in Bensalem. Bucks County and Bensalem detectives executed warrants there and seized three mobile devices linked to the account. A forensic review of the devices showed additional child sexual abuse material depicting both male and female children.
On Thursday, September 25, Binder surrendered at Bensalem Township Police Department headquarters. He has been charged with sexual abuse of children (dissemination of photos/videos), criminal use of a communication facility, and related offenses.
Binder was arraigned by District Justice Michael Gallagher and ordered held at Bucks County Correctional Facility on 10% of $500,000 bail.
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Key Points
- Snapchat CyberTip led investigators to Kyle Binder of Warminster
- Search warrants uncovered graphic child sexual abuse material on multiple devices
- Binder was arrested September 25 and jailed on $500,000 bail