A woman in her mid 50s was found dead from multiple stab wounds at a home in North Lebanon Township on Sept. 21, township police said.
A man in his mid 30s also was found with stab wounds at the home on Lake Drive, police said. He was transported to a local hospital for treatment.
The Lebanon County District Attorney’s Office and North Lebanon police are investigating the death.
Pinheads puncture tires on four vehicles
Goons used an unknown instrument to puncture tires on four vehicles at Klick-Lewis Professional Detailing Service on East Main Street in Palmyra on Sept. 21, borough police said.
The victim is Todd Young, 38. The total value of the damaged tires is $700.
Police: Woman’s dogs ran loose
A woman’s dogs allegedly were found running loose multiple times on East Maple Street in Annville between Sept. 1 and Sept. 6, township police said.
Lauren Lezon, 24, was cited with dog law violations.
Five students cited with noise violation
Five Lebanon Valley College students were cited with violating a noise ordinance at their off-campus home on North Railroad Street in Annville on Sept. 13, township police said.
The people cited are Charles Parker, Jeff Ochoa, Chris Lynch, Joseph Brennan, and David Ochoa.
Slugs shoot steel ball that smashes window
Goons shot a steel ball, apparently from a slingshot, that smashed a window on the side of a home on Riders Way in West Cornwall Township on Sept. 15, Cornwall police said.
The victim is Rickie Ebling. Damage is estimated at $200.
Troopers: Man punched man in head
A man allegedly punched another man in the head during a disturbance in the parking lot of PA’s Place on Jonestown Road in Union Township, Lebanon County, on Sept. 20, state police at Jonestown said.
The suspect is Jeremy Lutz, of Jonestown.
The victim is a 30-year-old man, of Jonestown, state police said.
Man trapped in vehicle after accident
A man was trapped in a vehicle after an accident in Jefferson Township on Sept. 20, state police at Reading said.
A vehicle driven by Zachary Strunk, 20, of Bernville, went out of control on a curve, became airborne, struck a tree down an embankment, and landed on its passenger side on Summer Mountain Road near Summer Hill Road, state police said.
Matthew Fessler, 20, of Womelsdorf, who was a passenger, was trapped inside the vehicle and had to be extricated by mechanical means, state police said. Fessler suffered serious injuries, and he was transported by PennSTAR Lifeflight to Reading Hospital.
Strunk suffered moderate injuries, and he was transported by Western Berks EMS to Reading Hospital.
Bernville, Mt. Pleasant and Rehrersburg fire companies assisted with traffic control.
Goons use blunt object to strike mailbox
Goons used a blunt object to strike a mailbox on Christman Road in Greenwich Township on Sept. 20, state police at Hamburg said.
The goons were traveling in a light-colored, possibly white, mid-size car, state police said.
The victim is Richard Weaknecht, 47. Damage is $70.
Anyone with information is asked to contact state police at 610-562-6885.
Vehicle travels across center grass median
A vehicle driven by Wesley Smith, 39, of Annville, traveled across the center grass median, and struck the elevated road and a guardrail on I-81 in East Hanover Township on Sept. 18, after Smith was distracted by his cellphone, state police at Jonestown said.
Smith suffered a minor injury.
Troopers: Woman enters home without permission
A woman allegedly entered another woman’s home without permission, and made threats to her and her property on Camp Swatara Road in Bethel Township, Berks County, on Sept. 20, state police at Hamburg said.
The suspect is Lois Raifsnyder, 33, of Womelsdorf.
The victim is Wendy Perry, 32, state police said.
Troopers: 2 try to steal metal
Two suspects allegedly attempted to steal metal from Bethel Truck Services in Bethel Township, Berks County, on Sept. 18, state police at Hamburg said.
The owner of the business arrived at the scene on Old 22 after a burglar alarm activated, and noticed a black Jeep Cherokee on the property that he did not recognize, state police said. Metal previously had been stolen from the business, and the owner contacted police.
Troopers check the area but did not find anyone. However, two suspects were developed through an investigation, state police said.
The vehicle was towed.
