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Rohrer, Patrick Oshay - (1 Count) (75) 3733 A Fleeing & Eluding Police (F3) and 10 additional charges

MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — Monroe County officials on Tuesday said they identified about 30 irregular mail-in ballots.

Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso announced on Facebook the Monroe County Board of Elections identified about 30 irregular forms after a regular review of Voter Registration/Mail in Ballot Request forms were received in its office.

The irregular forms were segregated and the matter was referred to the Monroe County District Attorney for an investigation, Mancuso explained.

Several of the Voter Registration Applications and Mail in Ballot Request forms have been found to be fraudulent as they were not authorized by the persons named as applicants.

Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso

In one example, Mancuso says the named applicant had previously passed away and several of the fraudulent voter registration forms were traced to a specific person.

BRODHEADSVILLE, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A federal investigation is underway into political flyers dumped into the trash in Monroe County.

"It was surprising because..one, she shouldn't be dumping here, and two, she had a postal uniform on and postal hat," said Blue Line Security Guard Mike.

Mike is a security guard at the Shop Rite Plaza in Brodheadsville, Monroe County.

He says the mail was dumped last week into this trash can at the end of the parking lot.

"I observed the car pull up here, open its trunk, and they weren't unloading groceries. I was looking through binoculars seeing what they were doing and she took something from the back of the trunk and went over and put it in the trash can over here," Mike explained.

The woman dumped several bins, similar to US Postal Service bins, into the trash can.

PARADISE TOWNSHIP
PUBLIC NOTICE

On Monday afternoon, during the fifth period, the power cut out in SHS. The power outage didn’t last longer than a minute before it quickly turned back on. Though students were left confused and hoping for an early dismissal, the power was not disrupted the rest of the day.

The cause of this blackout was revealed only a period later. A squirrel had chewed through an electrical wire. According to  Principal Sodl’s announcement, the hungry squirrel with an acute taste for danger had unfortunately met his “demise.”

“I’m really hoping it’s not Nutty Buddy, our art department squirrel who eats from the dumpster outside room F10,” expressed art teacher, Sarah Cepin, “He was in the musical playbill”

Friday night had magic in the air for the Mountaineers. They completed a 21-point comeback to defeat Pleasant Valley, 35-21.

Stroudsburg got out of the gates slowly, falling behind early by three possessions. Down 21 at half, the Mountaineers came out firing in the second half.

In the locker room at halftime, Coach Jim Miller stated, “We weren’t coming out in the first half playing football…we had to crank it up a little.”

When Center Emanuel Laboy, ’25, said, “The first drive when we came out in the second half, we punched them, we moved them unlike we did in the first half.”

Crank it up they did. In a 3-minute span, Stroudsburg scored touchdowns from WR Ethan Dudsak, ’25, WR Kamari Coleman, ’25, and RB Jaylin Rieara, ’25. Stroudsburg also got key turnovers from the defense, with Brian Burns recovering a fumble and the Mountaineers intercepting a pass in that span.

(1 Count) (75) 3802 A1 DUI GENERAL IMPAIRMENT (M)

Age

43

Race

White

Gender

Male

Height

5' 5"

Weight

170 lbs

Hair

Bald

Eyes

Brown

(1 Count) (35) 780-113 A32 Use/Possession of Drug Paraphernalia

Age

56

Race

White

Gender

Male

Height

5' 10"

Weight

200 lbs

Hair

Gray

Eyes

Brown