A domestic assault was reported on West Chestnut Street

WILKES-BARRE, Pa. – Wilkes-Barre City Police responded to a domestic violence incident on West Chestnut Street. The incident occurred on October 8 at 10:38 p.m. and involved a confrontation between two people.

The defendant, identified as 38-year-old Ramel Williams of Wilkes-Barre, was involved in an altercation with a 32-year-old female victim, also of Wilkes-Barre. When they returned home from playing poker, a verbal argument broke out between the two parties. During the argument, the defendant allegedly physically assaulted the victim by throwing her to the ground and repeatedly punching her in the face.

The responding officers noticed visible injuries to the victim, concentrated in the area of ​​the right eye and neck. Based on the victim’s statements and statements at the scene, Ramel Williams was taken into custody. He was then transported to city headquarters where he awaited arraignment.

Vineland, NJ – The Cumberland County Prosecutor’s Office will host the 9th Annual Family Fun Night on Tuesday, October 22nd from 6:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. The event was moved from Gittone Stadium to Vineland High School, located at 2880 East Chestnut Avenue.

Family Fun Night is a free event open to the public. It offers families the opportunity to enjoy a community-oriented gathering. The goal of the venue change is to accommodate more attendees and improve the experience for all attendees.

Following the cancellation of this year’s National Night Out, attendees can look forward to a vehicle display area. Additionally, an area will be designated for setting up decorated 10′ x 10′ tents. Anyone who would like to exhibit their vehicles or set up tents can register using a link provided.

This initiative by the DA highlights its commitment to fostering community engagement and providing a platform for local interaction. For those wishing to attend the exhibition, registration details can be found online.

Boston, MA – Members of the District A-7 Community Service Office spent a fall day with seniors at Cheverus School Apartments in Russell Orchards. The event included activities aimed at engaging the community and connecting with local law enforcement.

The day’s activities began with apple picking, followed by a trip to see various animals including goats and chickens. Attendees enjoyed these experiences, which highlighted the agricultural aspects of Russell Orchards. Interacting with animals provided seniors with a unique opportunity to engage with nature.

No visit to the orchard would be complete without sampling the famous apple cider donuts. Known for their warm and sugary quality, these treats were a highlight of the day and added a delicious touch to the visit. The focus on local treats emphasized the importance of enjoying seasonal offerings.

The journey was framed by the bright autumn leaves of New England, which made both the journey to and from the orchard a scenic experience. This natural beauty gave the excursion a special dimension and increased the fun of all participants. The connection between the community members and the officers was highlighted by the shared experience in a picturesque setting.