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DA: Smoke alarm leads authorities to Pennsylvania apartment used to make guns, drugs
MEDIA, Pa. – A Pennsylvania man is going through costs after prosecutors stated a smoke alarm name lead authorities to an condominium used for manufacturing meth and ghost weapons.
Emergency responders in Media, Pennsylvania had been known as to the 300 block of West State Avenue on Might 8 for experiences of a hearth alarm. Authorities searched the constructing and finally gained entry to the upstairs flats from a landlord, in response to prosecutors.
After a knock went unanswered, prosecutors stated authorities entered the condominium and located it utterly trashed. An individual, later recognized as 36-year-old Jeffrey Neithammer, was discovered unresponsive and initially regarded as useless.
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Officers later spoke to Neithammer, who was described as “very pale and sweating profusely.” Whereas looking for the energetic smoke alarm, authorities allegedly discovered varied gun-making instruments and drug paraphernalia that advised the condominium was getting used to make meth.
“Weapons and medicines, that’s what this defendant was manufacturing in an condominium on State Avenue in Media. An space busy with workplace staff in addition to kids, and solely a block away from the courthouse,” District Lawyer Jack Stollsteimer stated.
A search warrant later uncovered weapons and medicines, together with “quite a few 3D printed handguns magazines and silencers.” Police say quite a few bullet holes had been discovered within the door, ceiling and planks of wooden all through the condominium.
“Along with the apparent risks of the merchandise he was producing, the defendant discharged firearms in his condominium with out regard for the protection of his neighbors or Borough residents,” Stollsteimer stated.
Neithammer faces weapons and drug costs, in response to the District Lawyer’s Workplace. He’s being held in a Delaware County jail after failing to put up bail.
A man was tased by police after attempting to enter the press area of a Donald Trump rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania on Friday.
The failed storming of the press corral came after Trump criticized CNN’s interview with Kamala Harris as overly deferential, according to the Associated Press. In a video shared by CBS News’ Taureen Small, the man can be seen climbing the riser before being pulled down by a gaggle of sheriff’s deputies.
In the clip, Trump supporters can be heard jeering the man, with one attendee shouting, “Cut his head off.” Attendees also cheered when police escorted the man away, leading the president to remark from the stage “Is there anywhere that’s more fun to be than a Trump rally?”
Trump’s comments follow his campaign’s line of attack against the interview, which drew 6 million viewers to the cable news outlet. Senior campaign adviser Jason Miller told Newsmax earlier this week that Harris didn’t “look presidential.”
“There’s a certain threshold that you have to meet,” he said. “Can you lead this country? Other candidates in the past have had it. I don’t see that with Kamala Harris.”
The former president’s speech was full of inflammatory language directed at Harris and her running mate, Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz. He repeatedly referred to the vice president as “Comrade Kamala” and told attendees that she wants to “outlaw your car and truck and force you to buy electric vehicles” as part of a “radical left war on Pennsylvania.”
Trump worked blue at certain points throughout the rally, which was held less than 80 miles from the site of a rally where he was nearly assassinated in July. He told the crowd that “every place [Harris] has touched has turned to s**t.”
A chaotic scene—and police intervention—played out during Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump’s rally in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, on Friday, just 75 miles from the town of Butler, where a would-be assassin shot at the former president last month, killing one rallygoer and injuring two others.
As Trump spoke onstage, a man in the audience attempted to enter the cordoned-off press pen, according to multiple reports and videos from the scene. The individual was able to breach a barrier of bicycle racks surrounding the pen, and was climbing a riser on which reporters and cameramen were stationed when he was tackled and subdued by security officers and law enforcement officials, who eventually tased him.
Law enforcement officers detain a rallygoer who tried to climb onto the press riser during a campaign event for Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, on Aug. 30, 2024.
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The unnamed man was subsequently taken into custody, the Johnstown Police Department told the Daily Beast on Friday night, but has subsequently been released. No information concerning his identity or potential motive has yet been made public; speculation on social media has presented him as either an incensed Trump supporter or a radicalized counter-protester. Pick your poison!
(The Daily Beast has reached out to the Johnstown Police Department and the Cambria County Sheriff’s Department for further comment.)
At the time of the incident, Trump was criticizing the media for its coverage of his campaign and the election more broadly—and, in particular, attacking CNN’s recent interview with his opponent, Kamala Harris.
As the man was detained and removed from the rally, the former president quipped, “Is there anywhere that’s more fun to be than a Trump rally?” per the Associated Press.
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