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Snake Caught at Stafford High School

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Snake Caught at Stafford High School

**Stafford, VA** – On Thursday morning, a DeKay’s brownsnake was found in the hallway of Stafford High School. Initially thought to be a large snake, it turned out to be small and harmless.

Deputy V.R. Weadon responded to the high school following the report of the snake. The English teachers humorously noted that the snake did not have a hall pass.

Named Barack Cobrama, the brownsnake was initially headed towards the Chemistry labs. It made a swift turn to a Geometry class before being captured.

Deputy Weadon successfully captured and released the snake, bringing the brief excitement to an end.

Drug Dealer Arrested near Pawling Schools in Meth and Fentanyl Operation

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Drug Dealer Arrested near Pawling Schools in Meth and Fentanyl Operation

**Pawling, NY –** The Dutchess County District Attorney’s Office Drug Task Force has been conducting an investigation into methamphetamine and fentanyl sales in Pawling. The investigation identified William Frenza, 59, selling drugs near Pawling Middle and High Schools.

On Wednesday at around 9:00 PM, agents executed a search warrant at Frenza’s residence. They found a significant quantity of packaged fentanyl, methamphetamine, and other narcotics, leading to his arrest.

Frenza faces several charges, including criminal possession with intent to sell both narcotic drugs and methamphetamine. He was arraigned in the Town of Pawling Court and held on varying bond options.

Authorities urge the public to contact the Drug Task Force if they have information on drug activities. They emphasize that charges against Frenza are accusations, and as in all criminal cases, innocent until proven guilty applies.

Paraprofessional Charged After Striking 10-Year-Old Special Needs Student at Sto-Rox Upper Elementary School

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**Incident at Sto-Rox Upper Elementary Leads to Charges**

**Pittsburgh, PA** – The Allegheny County Police have pressed charges against an adult paraprofessional following an incident at Sto-Rox Upper Elementary.

On Monday, the police department’s General Investigations Unit received a ChildLine report regarding a contractor. The contractor, employed at Sto-Rox Upper Elementary, allegedly struck a 10-year-old student with special needs.

The investigation revealed that the incident occurred on Thursday. Video evidence shows the student in the hallway when London Simmons, aged 31, allegedly opened a door into her, causing her to fall and break her glasses. Witnesses reportedly saw Simmons leave the scene without offering help, and the student suffered a minor eye injury.

After discussions with the district attorney’s office, charges were filed against Simmons. She faces endangering the welfare of a child and simple assault, both misdemeanors.

Investigation Launched After Man Boarded County School Bus

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Title: Investigation Launched After Man Seen Boarding County School Bus

**Suitland, MD** – Prince George’s County Police Department officers and detectives responded to an incident on Suitland Road involving a school bus carrying elementary students. On Thursday at approximately 2:05 PM, a 911 call reported a man boarding the bus. Officers arrived promptly, stopping the bus by 2:09 PM and confirming the students’ safety while noting that the man was no longer aboard.

Initial findings indicate that the bus driver transported the man to Washington, DC, before returning to Prince George’s County. The driver is believed to be acquainted or related to the man. Prior to the bus boarding, the man was allegedly involved in a dispute with another individual on Suitland Road. During the altercation, the suspect may have been armed, although the weapon was not taken onto the bus.

The gun involved in the earlier dispute was found at the location of the altercation. PGPD officers are actively searching for the man who left the scene. The investigation remains ongoing, and anyone with information is encouraged to contact Crime Solvers through their website.

Wall Township Resident Charged Following High School Football Incident

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Wall Township Resident Charged Following High School Football Incident

**WALL TOWNSHIP, NJ** – Kelly Davis, a 53-year-old resident of Wall Township, was charged with disorderly conduct and harassment following an incident at a high school football game. The charges were filed Saturday, October 19, after an altercation at the game between Howell Township and Wall Township on Friday night.

During the post-game, Davis allegedly entered the field and confronted a 17-year-old player from Howell Township. The confrontation led to a disturbance that required police and school security to intervene. Witnesses stated that Davis’s behavior was aggressive, causing concern for players, coaches, and spectators. Officers and school staff managed the situation and escorted Davis off the premises.

After the incident, police gathered witness statements to understand the event fully. Consequently, charges were filed against Davis, who is now set to appear in Wall Township Municipal Court. Patrolman John Kelly is the investigating officer in this case.

The Wall Township Police Department emphasized their commitment to maintaining a safe environment at school events. They encourage the community to report incidents threatening the safety and well-being of youth. Davis is presumed innocent until proven guilty in court as per United States and New Jersey state law.