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<\/p>\n5 winning Treasure Hunt tickets split $200,000 jackpot in Pennsylvania, including York County<\/p>\n
\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\tPOLICE. WHAT DID THEY HAVE TO SAY? BRIAN LOWRY, THE ACTUAL WOLF ENCLOSURE IN ZOO AMERICA IS SURROUNDED BY TWO FENCES, A WOODEN EXTERIOR FENCE AND A METAL INTERIOR FENCE. AND WE\u2019RE TOLD THAT THE 17 MONTH OLD CHILD WAS ABLE TO SLIP THROUGH THE WOODED EXTERIOR FENCE AND STICK HIS HAND INTO THAT WOLF ENCLOSURE. NOW, ZOO AMERICA MADE A POINT THAT THE WOLF GRABBED THE CHILD\u2019S HAND BY ITS MOUTH AND INSTINCTIVE INVESTIGATIVE MOVE BY WOLVES CALLED MOUTHING, AND THAT IT\u2019S NOT AGGRESSIVE BY NATURE. NOW, POLICE SAY THE PARENTS LEFT THEIR 17 MONTH OLD UNATTENDED WHEN THEY WALKED 25 TO 30FT AWAY FROM THE CHILD TO SIT ON A PARK BENCH. POLICE SAID SURVEILLANCE VIDEO SHOWED THE PARENTS LOOKING AT THEIR PHONE WHEN IT HAPPENED. THE PARENTS OF THE 17 MONTH OLD BOY, 43 YEAR OLD KERRY SAWYER, AND 61 YEAR OLD STEPHEN WILSON OF LIPIDS, ARE EACH CHARGED WITH ENDANGERING THE WELFARE OF CHILDREN. POLICE AND ZOO AMERICA SAY THERE ARE SIGNS AROUND THE ZOO TO NOT LEAVE CHILDREN UNSUPERVISED. OBVIOUSLY, THEY DID NOT FOLLOW THOSE INSTRUCTIONS AND THEY LEFT THE CHILD IN A POSITION THAT ENABLED HIM TO GET INTO THAT ENCLOSURE. I\u2019M NOT SURE EXACTLY HOW BIG THE GAP WAS, BUT IT WAS SOMETHING THAT SOMEBODY WOULD NOT NORMALLY BE ABLE TO GET THROUGH. BUT HE MANAGED TO SQUEEZE THROUGH THERE. THE CHILD DID HAVE MINOR INJURIES. ZOO AMERICA SAYS THAT THE WOLF IS FULLY UP TO DATE ON ITS VACCINES, ADDING IN A STATEMENT, WGAL THE WOLF REMAINED FULLY WITHIN ITS SECURED HABITAT AT ALL TIMES AND THERE WAS NO BREACH OF THE ENCLOSURE. IN THIS INSTANCE, THE CHILD WAS ABLE TO BYPASS THE OUTER BARRIER AND REACH THROUGH THE INTERIOR FENCE FROM THE VIEWING AREA. WE DID MAKE CONTACT WITH THE PARENTS TODAY, BUT THEY DID NOT WANT TO MAKE A COMMENT AT THIS TIME. COURT DOCUMENTS NOW SHOW THAT THE PARENTS HAVE A PRELIMINARY HEARING SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 28TH IN DERRY TOWNSHIP. AJ SISON WGAL NEWS 8. AND AS WE MENTIONED, TWO TEENAGERS AND ONE ADULT WERE ARRESTED AND REMOVED FROM THE PARK ON FRIDAY NIGHT. DERRY TOWNSHIP POLICE SAY THEY WERE CALLED TO ASSIST. HERSHEYPARK SECURITY AFTER SEVERAL FIGHTS WERE REPORTED BETWEEN GROUPS OF TEENAGERS INSIDE THE PARK. STATE POLICE AND OFFICERS FROM NEARBY MUNICIPAL DEPARTMENTS RESPONDED TO HELP. THE PARK SAYS THAT THE INCIDENT WAS SWIFTLY ADDRESSED AND THOSE INVOLVED WERE REMOVED. SAFETY IS OUR TOP PRIORITY. HERSHEY PARK HAS A ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY FOR BEHAVIOR OF THIS TYPE. THOSE WHO DO NOT ABIDE BY OUR POLICY WILL NO LONGER BE WELCOME ON OUR PROPERTY. A BREAKING UPDATE NOW ON THAT DEADLY TRENCH COLLAPSE LAST WEEK IN FRANKLIN COUNTY. STATE POLICE NOW IDENTIFYING THE MAN WHO DIED AND OSHA CONFIRMING THAT IT HAS OPENED UP AN INVESTIGATION IN THIS CASE. INVESTIGATORS SAY 20 YEAR OLD DAYLEN MARTIN OF SMITHSBURG, MARYLAND, DIED WHEN HE WAS WORKING AT A CONSTRUCTION SITE ON CLOVER DRIVE IN HAMILTON TOWNSHIP ON THURSDAY. THAT\u2019S WHEN THE TRENCH COLLAPSED. WE DON\u2019T KNOW THE CIRCUMSTANCES OF THE COLLAPSE STILL, BUT AGAIN, OSHA IS INVESTIGATING. A DAUPHIN COUNTY MAN IS CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE AND RAPE. ACCORDING TO COURT DOCUMENTS, 32 YEAR OLD RAFAEL DURAN MALAVE IS CHARGED WITH HOMICIDE OF A 25 YEAR OLD AMANDA MCCAW IN THEIR SUSQUEHANNA APARTMENT ON NORTH PROGRESS AVENUE ON MARCH THE 28TH. SHE WAS FOUND ON MARCH 30TH. INVESTIGATORS SAY SHE DIED OF ASPHYXIA DUE TO MULTIPLE TRAUMATIC INJURIES, INCLUDING STRANGULATION AND MASSIVE CHEST COMPRESSION. THEY ALSO SAY AN AUTOPSY REVEALED TRAUMA CONSISTENT WITH SEXUAL ASSAULT. COURT DOCUMENTS SAY JARON MALAVE ALSO BOUGHT AIRLINE TICKETS TO PUERTO RICO AND LEFT THAT NIGHT. TONIGHT. CHARGES HAVE BEEN FILED AGAINST THE 26 YEAR OLD MAN ACCUSED OF HITTING AND KILLING TWO FIREFIGHTERS IN BERKS COUNTY OVER THE WEEKEND AS THEY WERE CONDUCTING A SEARCH OPERATION FOR A MISSING WOMAN. THE BERKS COUNTY DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS 26 YEAR OLD ALEXANDER SEPULVEDA RIVERA FROM NEW YORK CITY HIT THE UTV\u2019S, WHICH STANDS FOR UTILITY TASK VEHICLE, WRITTEN BY WALNUT TOWNSHIP FIRE COMPANY CHIEF JEFF BUCK AND ASSISTANT FIRE CHIEF ROBERT SCHICK TROOPER JACQUES ON SATURDAY, INVESTIGATORS SAY SEPULVEDA RIVERA TOLD THEM THAT HE SMOKED MARIJUANA PRIOR TO THE CRASH, ALSO ADMITTED TO HAVING A CRACK PIPE ON HIM, AND HE ALSO FELL ASLEEP WHILE DRIVING, AND THE CRASH WOKE HIM UP. GOVERNOR JOSH SHAPIRO HAS NOW ORDERED ALL COMMONWEALTH AND UNITED STATES FLAGS ON COMMONWEALTH FACILITIES, PUBLIC BUILDINGS AND GROUNDS ACROSS THE STATE TO FLY AT HALF STAFF TO HONOR FIREFIGHTERS. BUCK AND SCHICK TROOPER JACQUES. THE FLAGS WILL STAY THERE UNTIL THE DATE OF INTERMENT, WHICH HAS YET TO BE ANNOUNCED. A BEAUTIFUL START TO OUR WEEKEND FOR THOSE WHO MAYBE STILL HAD THE DAY OFF FROM WORK OR SCHOOL. TODAY WAS A LITTLE CRISP OUT THERE, BUT DUTCH WONDERLAND IN LANCASTER COUNTY WAS THE PLACE TO BE AND BOY WAS IT POPULAR. THE. APPARENTLY THE. IT WAS PACKED. THE. THE PARKING. THERE. AS THE PARK OPENED FOR THE SEASON LAST WEEK, BUT A BEAUTIFUL DAY NONETHELESS. LET\u2019S CHECK IN WITH METEOROLOGIST ETHAN HUSTON FOR A FIRST CHECK OF OUR. IT WAS CHILLY TODAY. FORECAST. YEAH, WE DO HAVE A NIP IN THE AIR OUT THERE ACROSS THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY, AND WE START THE DAY OFF WITH LOTS OF SUNSHINE. BUT THE CLOUDS ARE BACK AND WE DO HAVE THE OPPORTUNITY FOR SOME AREAS OF SOME SPRINKLES OR SOME LIGHT RAIN SHOWERS AS WE GO THROUGH THE EVENING. RIGHT NOW, 54 IN THE CITY, 56 IF YOU\u2019RE JOINING US FROM HARRISBURG. WE HAVE A STIFF BREEZE OUT THERE. NOTICE THE DIRECTION OF THE WINDS. WINDS ARE NOW COMING DOWN FROM THE NORTHWEST. AND WE\u2019LL KEEP THE BREEZE GOING THROUGH THE EVENING ON THE OVERNIGHT HOURS. BULK OF WHAT YOU\u2019RE SEEING HERE ON LIVE LOCAL RADAR IN THE STORM TEAM. LIVE RADAR NETWORK IS NOT REACHING THE GROUND, BUT YOU MAY HAVE TO TURN ON YOUR WINDSHIELD WIPERS TO THAT INTERMITTENT SETTING OR JUST ALLOW FOR A COUPLE OF SWIPES AS WE GO THROUGH THIS EVENING, AS MORE MOISTURE IS MOVING IN FROM THE WEST. NOW, THE CHANCES FOR THESE ISOLATED LIGHT SHOWERS WILL FIZZLE OUT BY THE TIME WE GET TO MIDNIGHT. AND WE\u2019RE GOING TO KEEP THIS EARLY SPRING CHILL AROUND THIS MARCH LIKE CHILL AS WE START TOMORROW. BUT I DO EXPECT THE WORST OF THIS CHILL IS GOING TO BE AROUND TUESDAY NIGHT. WE HAVE A FREEZE WATCH THAT WILL GO INTO EFFECT FOR THE MAJORITY OF THE SUSQUEHANNA VALLEY. TEMPERATURES WILL LIKELY TOMORROW NIGHT. DIP DOWN INTO THE UPPER 20S. NOT MUCH RAIN IN THE FORECAST AS WE GO THROUGH THE NEXT TEN DAYS. AND IF YOU\u2019RE MISSING THIS WARMTH, TEMPERATURES WILL START TO RISE AGAIN AS WE GET CLOSER TO THE UPCOMING WEEKEND. WE\u2019LL TALK ABOUT THAT MORE IN JUST A FEW MINUTES. ARE YOU WINDING THIS DOWN? I CAN\u2019T TELL YOU, I DON\u2019T KNOW. I CAN\u2019T TELL YOU. I GAVE HIM 11, I GUESS INDIRECTLY. I THOUGHT IT WAS INAPPROPRIATE THE DAY AFTER EASTER. I WANT TO BE A NICE PERSON. THEY HAVE TILL TOMORROW. NOW WE\u2019LL SEE WHAT HAPPENS. AS PRESIDENT DONALD TRUMP WILL BE SUCCESSFUL. SEARCH AND RESCUE FOR U.S. AIRMEN DOWNED INSIDE IRAN. HE ALSO DOUBLED DOWN ON HIS DEADLINE FOR IRAN TO REOPEN THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ DURING A NEARLY TWO HOUR LONG PRESS CONFERENCE ALONGSIDE MILITARY LEADERSHIP AT THE WHITE HOUSE TODAY, THE PRESIDENT SAID A MAJOR MILITARY ESCALATION IS POTENTIALLY HOURS AWAY. WASHINGTON CORRESPONDENT JACKIE DEFUSCO WAS IN THE WHITE HOUSE PRESS POOL, WHERE THE PRESIDENT GAVE THAT MESSAGE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE. PRESIDENT TRUMP IS THREATENING TO DESTROY POWER PLANTS AND BRIDGES COME TOMORROW NIGHT. IF IRAN DOES NOT AGREE TO A DEAL THAT INCLUDES REOPENING THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ. AND THIS AFTERNOON, THE PRESIDENT DISMISSED CRITICS WHO WARNED THAT STRIKES ON CIVILIAN INFRASTRUCTURE COULD AMOUNT TO WAR CRIMES. WE HAVE A PLAN BECAUSE OF THE POWER OF OUR MILITARY, WHERE EVERY BRIDGE IN IRAN WILL BE DECIMATED BY 12:00 TOMORROW NIGHT, WHERE EVERY POWER PLANT IN IRAN WILL BE OUT OF BUSINESS, BURNING, EXPLODING, AND NEVER TO BE USED AGAIN. I MEAN, COMPLETE DEMOLITION. IRAN CALLED THOSE THREATS RECKLESS WHILE REPORTEDLY REJECTING A 45 DAY CEASE FIRE PROPOSAL DRAWN UP BY REGIONAL MEDIATORS. IRAN IS CALLING FOR A PERMANENT END TO THE WAR, WITH GUARANTEES THAT THEY WON\u2019T BE ATTACKED AGAIN. NOW, DESPITE THE STALLED DIPLOMACY, PRESIDENT TRUMP SAYS THAT HE BELIEVES THAT IRANIANS ARE NEGOTIATING IN GOOD FAITH, SAYING THAT THE NEW LEADERS ARE LESS RADICAL. HE ASSERTED THAT HIS ADMINISTRATION HAS EFFECTIVELY ACHIEVED REGIME CHANGE, BUT IS STILL CALLING ON THE IRANIAN PEOPLE TO TAKE OVER THEIR GOVERNMENT. WOULD THEY WANT YOU TO BLOW UP THEIR INFRASTRUCTURE TO TO CUT OFF THEIR POWER? WOULDN\u2019T THAT BE PUNISHING IRANIANS FOR THE ACTIONS OF THE REGIME? THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO THEY WOULD BE WILLING AND IT\u2019S SUFFERING. THEY WOULD BE WILLING TO SUFFER THAT IN ORDER TO HAVE FREEDOM. AND ASKED IF HE\u2019S WINDING DOWN THE WAR, AS HE PREVIOUSLY SUGGESTED, OR ESCALATING IT, PRESIDENT TRUMP TOLD REPORTERS, QUOTE, I CAN\u2019T TELL YOU, I DON\u2019T KNOW, ADDING, IT DEPENDS ON WHAT IRAN DOES NEXT. REPORTING AT THE WHITE HOUSE. I\u2019M JACKIE DEFUSCO. SO CHECKING STOCKS AFTER TODAY\u2019S PRESS CONFERENCE, THEY DID DRIFT A LITTLE BIT HIGHER, ACTUALLY DIDN\u2019T MOVE MUCH DURING BEFORE OR AFTER THE PRESS CONFERENCE. THE DOW DID GAIN 100 HUNDRED AND 65 POINTS TODAY.\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n
5 winning Treasure Hunt tickets split $200,000 jackpot in Pennsylvania, including York County<\/p>\n
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\t\tEditorial Standards \u24d8<\/a><\/p>\n \n\t\t\t\t\t\tFive winning Pennsylvania Lottery Treasure Hunt tickets from the Saturday, April 4, drawing will split a $200,000 jackpot, with each ticket worth $40,000, including one in the Susquehanna Valley.You can view News 8 highlights in the video player above. Four of the jackpot-winning tickets were sold by Lottery retailers in:Montgomery CountyYork CountyWashington CountyAllegheny CountyThe fifth winning ticket was sold to an online player in Chester County.Winning numbersThe five jackpot-winning tickets matched all five numbers drawn: 4, 5, 23, 24 and 29.Retailers that sold winning ticketsThe following Lottery retailers sold the four in-store jackpot-winning tickets:Wawa: 2100 Northgate Boulevard, Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery CountyGIANT: 14635 Mount Airy Road, Shrewsbury Borough, York CountyGrab-N-Go: 1100 Steubenville Pike, Hanover Township, Washington CountySheetz: 4723 William Penn Highway, Monroeville Borough, Allegheny County.Thousands of other winnersMore than 69,000 other Treasure Hunt tickets won prizes in the drawing.Lottery officials reminded players to check every ticket, every time.Winners are not known until prizes are claimed and validated.Claim informationTreasure Hunt winners have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes.Tickets purchased at a Lottery retailer should be signed immediately on the back. Online winnings are automatically added to a player\u2019s account after the claim is processed.How Treasure Hunt worksTreasure Hunt debuted in May 2007 and is drawn daily, seven days a week.Tickets cost $1.Players choose five numbers from 1 to 30.Players may select their own numbers or use Quick Pick.Matching all five numbers wins the jackpot.Players can also win prizes by matching two, three, or four numbers.Tickets may be purchased up to seven draws in advance.Odds and drawing scheduleJackpot odds are 1 in 142,506, and overall odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 5.45.Ticket sales end at 1:05 p.m. daily, and results are posted after 1:35 p.m. at palottery.pa.gov.\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/p>\n Five winning Pennsylvania Lottery Treasure Hunt tickets from the Saturday, April 4, drawing will split a $200,000 jackpot, with each ticket worth $40,000, including one in the Susquehanna Valley.<\/p>\n You can view News 8 highlights in the video player above. <\/p>\n Four of the jackpot-winning tickets were sold by Lottery retailers in:<\/p>\n Montgomery CountyYork CountyWashington CountyAllegheny County<\/p>\n The fifth winning ticket was sold to an online player in Chester County.<\/p>\n Winning numbers\t<\/p>\n The five jackpot-winning tickets matched all five numbers drawn: 4, 5, 23, 24 and 29.<\/p>\n Retailers that sold winning tickets<\/p>\n The following Lottery retailers sold the four in-store jackpot-winning tickets:<\/p>\n Wawa: 2100 Northgate Boulevard, Upper Hanover Township, Montgomery CountyGIANT: 14635 Mount Airy Road, Shrewsbury Borough, York CountyGrab-N-Go: 1100 Steubenville Pike, Hanover Township, Washington CountySheetz: 4723 William Penn Highway, Monroeville Borough, Allegheny County.Thousands of other winners<\/p>\n More than 69,000 other Treasure Hunt tickets won prizes in the drawing.<\/p>\n Lottery officials reminded players to check every ticket, every time.Winners are not known until prizes are claimed and validated.Claim information<\/p>\n Treasure Hunt winners have one year from the drawing date to claim prizes.<\/p>\n Tickets purchased at a Lottery retailer should be signed immediately on the back. Online winnings are automatically added to a player\u2019s account after the claim is processed.<\/p>\n How Treasure Hunt worksTreasure Hunt debuted in May 2007 and is drawn daily, seven days a week.Tickets cost $1.Players choose five numbers from 1 to 30.Players may select their own numbers or use Quick Pick.Matching all five numbers wins the jackpot.Players can also win prizes by matching two, three, or four numbers.Tickets may be purchased up to seven draws in advance.Odds and drawing scheduleJackpot odds are 1 in 142,506, and overall odds of winning any prize are about 1 in 5.45.Ticket sales end at 1:05 p.m. daily, and results are posted after 1:35 p.m. at palottery.pa.gov.<\/a> <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"5 winning Treasure Hunt tickets split $200,000 jackpot in Pennsylvania, including York County POLICE. 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