Pittsburg, PA
We went to Pennsylvania to ask voters how they’re feeling. Here’s what we learned
A view of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on July 29, 2024.
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Who’s going to win?
Voters in a handful of battleground swing states will decide whether former President Donald Trump will return to the White House or if Democrats’ gamble of replacing President Biden with Vice President Harris as their nominee will keep him out.
A Morning Edition team visited Pittsburgh and some of its suburbs to hear from voters in Pennsylvania about how they’re feeling about the revamped race. We knocked on doors, visited local parks and attractions and even attended a family dinner.
Voter turnout here in Allegheny County was critical to Biden winning the state four years ago. More people voted than in 2016 and, even in towns that Biden lost, he still picked up support that got him across the finish line.
Pennsylvania narrowly went for Trump in 2016, breaking its run of voting for the Democratic presidential nominee since 1992. His message resonated with working-class voters here, where the coal, steel and manufacturing industries have been in decline for decades.
On our visit, we learned that plenty of enthusiasm and support for Trump remains.
Retired police chief Alan DeRusso told us he’s excited to vote for Trump again as a “Let’s Go Brandon” flag fluttered on his front porch.
What do his neighbors here in Moon Township think of his political sign, we ask.
“I really don’t care,” he said with a chuckle. “I mean, as a cop, I couldn’t do too much. But as I’m retired, I can do whatever I want.”
He told us he’s a registered Democrat, but that he can’t stand the party anymore.
Alan DeRusso poses for a portrait outside his home in Moon Township, Pennsylvania on July 23, 2024.
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He listed off his concerns, including inflation, trans kids in sports and border security, which he linked to Harris.
“She’s been [to the border] once for a drive thru. That was it,” DeRusso said. “What’s come to our border? Nobody knows.”
Some conservatives have incorrectly claimed that Harris was assigned to be Biden’s “Border Czar.” The vice president was tasked with examining causes of migration in 2021, primarily from Mexico and Central America.
When it comes to Trump’s felony convictions – for falsifying business records to hide a $130,000 hush money payment to adult film star Stormy Daniels – the former police chief has concluded that Trump did nothing wrong.
“I think there should be a full investigation as to why those charges were even pursued,” DeRusso said.
Down the street, his neighbor Mahendra Shukla, a naturalized U.S. citizen from India, felt similarly.
Trump’s conviction in New York earlier this year didn’t change his view of the former president and he felt the case was unfair because of when it was tried in court.
“He was guilty, not now, he was guilty whenever he committed the crime, but nobody came after him [then],” Shukla said.
Shukla spoke to us as a construction crew worked on renovations to his home, which he has lived in since 2016.
A neighborhood street in Moon Township, PA on July 24, 2024, where NPR journalists talked to several residents about their views on the election.
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He voted for Trump that year and again in 2020, but his politics are not clear cut, he said. He’s a registered Republican. But in 2008, when he became a U.S. citizen and first eligible to vote, he did so for President Barack Obama.
This election, he said he will definitely not be voting for Harris. Shukla said he was concerned that gender and race played a role in Harris’ selection as vice president in 2020. That year, Biden did say he would select a woman to be his running mate but did not explicitly say that it would be a person of color.
So, we asked Shukla, does that mean he’d vote for Trump a third time? “Ideally, I would not like to vote for Donald Trump,” he said, adding, however, that he sees a benefit to Trump.
“Most politicians are two people. One is on the camera and the other is on the back side,” Shukla said. “Democrats and many Republicans, they don’t show their real person. I want to see the real person. [With] Donald Trump, the advantage is that I get what I see.”
A few miles north in Sewickley, Sylvia Marco was thrilled at the prospect of voting for a woman presidential candidate.
We met her as she was helping to lay out booths for a harvest festival near Beaver Street, an area lined with trendy restaurants and shops in this affluent suburb.
Sylvia Marco poses for a portrait in Sewickley, Pennsylvania on July 24, 2024.
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“I liked [Harris] all along,” Marco said. “Of course, I would love to see a woman president because I was all in for Hillary Clinton.”
She’s concerned about Trump’s fitness for office, the GOP’s 2024 platform, the state of democracy and his seeming admiration of Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Her husband, Bob Marco, whom she described as being a little more conservative than she is, was nearby.
“Bob!” she called and he made his way over. We asked if he would be canceling out Sylvia’s vote with a vote for Trump.
Robert Marco, poses for a portrait in Sewickley, Pennsylvania on July 24, 2024.
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“Yeah,” he responded, chuckling, before quickly backpedaling with “No, I’m not. No, I’m not.”
“If he votes for Trump, he’s being kicked out of the house,” Sylvia quipped.
“I’m voting for Harris,” he said, adding that he doesn’t want a president who is a convicted felon.
In South Heights, a town that sits just off the Ohio River, Reggie and Jim Madonna’s family gathered for their weekly Tuesday night dinner.
There we met their grandson Jimmy Madonna, a 25-year-old working in environmental inspection and compliance in the oil and gas industry. He’s the kind of newly energized voter Democrats are likely to be relieved to hear about.
He sat with us, eating a plate of halupki, a stuffed cabbage dish. He told us he’s always leaned left on politics, but this year, it’s been harder to get excited about the election. Though he disagrees with Trump and is concerned about Project 2025, a roadmap created by a conservative group to expand presidential authority, Biden just wasn’t the candidate for him.
Jimmy Madonna, 25, of Pittsburgh, Pa., poses for a portrait following a dinner with family in South Heights, Pennsylvania on July 23, 2024.
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“If Democrats can’t put up a candidate that can beat Trump and Trump becomes the president, then democracy needs to learn from that,” Jimmy Madonna said. “You have to beat him in an election one way or another, and whatever is produced by him the same way.”
But Madonna said Harris stepping in as the likely new Democratic candidate made him reconsider.
“The day that Joe Biden stepped down, I went from thinking ‘I might not vote in this election’ to ‘I’m definitely going to vote in this election, and be more involved in it,’” Jimmy Madonna said.
The race may come down to voters like Adrian Dilworth of the Hill District, a historically Black Pittsburgh neighborhood, and Cindy Runco of suburban Moon Township.
Dilworth was out and about in the neighborhood, near Salem’s, a grocery store that opened earlier this year to alleviate the area’s need for fresh groceries.
She feels that Biden stepping down was the right move, but she wishes Democrats had considered other candidates. She’s also worried about Harris’ past as a prosecutor and her approaches to criminal justice that have drawn criticism from advocates.
Dilworth, who returned to live in this neighborhood to be near family after many years away, said it needs jobs, more housing and better funding for its schools and roads.
The Hill District neighborhood in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania on July 24, 2024.
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Dilworth said she would like to hear Harris’ plans specifically for the country and Pittsburgh and see them come true. We asked if it mattered at all that Harris could become the first Black woman president. “It doesn’t matter as far as the qualifications. I want somebody who’s qualified to do the job and who’s going to be a candidate for the people,” Dilworth said. “There’s good, bad and indifferent in every color and every race. So I want to see a person that really has the best hearts and minds for the people.”
Back in Moon Township, we met Runco, who had just taken her granddaughter to the playground at Moon Park, where kids played on a splash pad, volunteers walked around picking up trash and as joggers circled the park.
We spoke to Runco as she and her granddaughter watched a plane come in low for a landing at nearby Pittsburgh International Airport.
“I am a registered Republican, but I don’t like the extreme right of the party,” Runco said. “I’m a little frightened by Project 2025 and how that will influence or is influencing the party.”
Runco spent 20 years in a Christian ministry and generally opposes abortion, but feels it is sometimes medically necessary.
She wants a moderate position on that issue and also thinks Democrats veer too far to the left. She’s not a fan of what she called Trump’s “bullying” and him calling people names, but she feels the alleged assassination attempt on him may have humbled him. She thinks he could still move back to the center, which she prefers.
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“I’m right in the middle right now,” she said of how she will vote.
And now there’s one more factor in her indecision.
“I’m concerned with Kamala, a woman, when you go up against somebody in the world like Putin and what’s happening in China in some of those countries, I am concerned about that,” Runco said. “I don’t know that it’s the right time. Running the country is one thing, but international affairs is a whole ‘nother issue.”
She’s not persuaded by the examples of women who have run other nations.
“Because we are such a large, powerful country. It’s not like if you had a woman in a smaller country. Now, I do consider, depending on who the VP is, if it’s a strong man, that there might be enough.”
PennDOT has announced several major construction projects on the Parkway East this year, including a significant 25-day closure for the Commercial Street Bridge project.”I think the biggest thing is for all folks, plan ahead. Know where you’re starting from and where you’re going to, and to best determine the route that you should take during the closure period,” PennDOT senior construction manager John Myler said.Crews are working to finalize preparations to move a new bridge into place. “It’s not like launching a cruise ship where you just cut some cords and it falls into the water. It will be a very slow process,” Myler said. “We’ll continue to monitor the bridge as we’re moving it, and it will take many hours to move the bridge.”Transportation officials also provided updates on current projects and a look ahead at future plans. Part of those plans addresses issues with the notorious “bathtub” portion of I-376 in downtown Pittsburgh.In 2027, drivers can expect an 11-day closure to the section, which is often prone to flooding. “Right now the bathtub floods at 25 feet,” PennDOT executive Jason Zang said. “This would get us five more feet, and we think it will drastically reduce how much the ‘bathtub’ floods.” PennDOT officials assure that, much like the Commercial Street Bridge project, the inconvenience will be worth it in the end.
PennDOT has announced several major construction projects on the Parkway East this year, including a significant 25-day closure for the Commercial Street Bridge project.
“I think the biggest thing is for all folks, plan ahead. Know where you’re starting from and where you’re going to, and to best determine the route that you should take during the closure period,” PennDOT senior construction manager John Myler said.
Crews are working to finalize preparations to move a new bridge into place.
“It’s not like launching a cruise ship where you just cut some cords and it falls into the water. It will be a very slow process,” Myler said. “We’ll continue to monitor the bridge as we’re moving it, and it will take many hours to move the bridge.”
Transportation officials also provided updates on current projects and a look ahead at future plans.
Part of those plans addresses issues with the notorious “bathtub” portion of I-376 in downtown Pittsburgh.
In 2027, drivers can expect an 11-day closure to the section, which is often prone to flooding.
“Right now the bathtub floods at 25 feet,” PennDOT executive Jason Zang said. “This would get us five more feet, and we think it will drastically reduce how much the ‘bathtub’ floods.”
PennDOT officials assure that, much like the Commercial Street Bridge project, the inconvenience will be worth it in the end.
Pittsburg, PA
Pittsburgh native, Multi-Platinum recording artist Bret Michaels joins ‘GMFB’ to share fond memories with Steelers
Multi-Platinum recording artist Bret Michaels joins “Good Morning Football” to chat all things Pittsburgh, from his roots there to the upcoming 2026 NFL Draft, and what that all means for his beloved Steelers.
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We are 21 days away from wow, I mean, come on, I’m supposed to read something and I get to look at Wiz, Brett and Kane.
We are 21 days away from wow, I mean, come on, I’m supposed to read something and I get to look at Wiz, Brett and Kane.
Let’s go.
Let’s go.
The NFL draft kicks off in Pittsburgh and Steel City is bringing it.
The NFL draft kicks off in Pittsburgh and Steel City is bringing it.
They’ve just announced the entertainment series lineup presented by Bud Light.
They’ve just announced the entertainment series lineup presented by Bud Light.
Kane Brown performing on Saturday, April 25th.
Kane Brown performing on Saturday, April 25th.
Pittsburgh natives Brett, Michael, and Wiz Khalifa taking the stage Friday, the 24th, dare I say.
Pittsburgh natives Brett, Michael, and Wiz Khalifa taking the stage Friday, the 24th, dare I say.
Nothing but a good time.
Nothing but a good time.
Oh my, look who we got Bret Michaels, friend of our show, we know him we love him.
Oh my, look who we got Bret Michaels, friend of our show, we know him we love him.
He is a longtime GMFB legend.
He is a longtime GMFB legend.
Mr. Brett, good morning.
Mr. Brett, good morning.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Good morning.
Good morning, man.
Good morning, man.
I am fired up and thank you for having me back on.
I am fired up and thank you for having me back on.
This is awesome.
This is awesome.
I mean, what a promotion to be a part of, to be invited with this.
I mean, what a promotion to be a part of, to be invited with this.
What is, why is it so special for you though, Brett?
What is, why is it so special for you though, Brett?
We love the origin story for you in this participation.
We love the origin story for you in this participation.
Here it is, uh, first of all, uh, where I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Butler, uh, you know, my whole family lives there, works there, my dad not only oncoste, uh, also a veteran, and the reason I’m so excited, I grew up with loving football, sports, music, and to be able to come back to Pittsburgh with my good friend Wiz Khalifa.
Here it is, uh, first of all, uh, where I was born and raised in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, Butler, uh, you know, my whole family lives there, works there, my dad not only oncoste, uh, also a veteran, and the reason I’m so excited, I grew up with loving football, sports, music, and to be able to come back to Pittsburgh with my good friend Wiz Khalifa.
And we have, we have rocked before together.
And we have, we have rocked before together.
We’re going to mash this up and on Friday night at 5:30 make this the most incredible.
We’re going to mash this up and on Friday night at 5:30 make this the most incredible.
We’re going to hit that stage and just explode.
We’re going to hit that stage and just explode.
I called it all killer hits, no filler.
I called it all killer hits, no filler.
It’s going to be awesome.
It’s going to be awesome.
OK, OK, OK, Brett, you said you’re going to mash up.
OK, OK, OK, Brett, you said you’re going to mash up.
You mentioned Wiz Khalifa.
You mentioned Wiz Khalifa.
Could there be a mashup ?
Could there be a mashup ?
Of like a rock, hip hop, black and yellow remix there going on like come on, fill me in some details, man.
Of like a rock, hip hop, black and yellow remix there going on like come on, fill me in some details, man.
I’m giving you full detail right now.
I’m giving you full detail right now.
Here’s the scoop.
Here’s the scoop.
We, so we, we started, we started talking about this.
We, so we, we started, we started talking about this.
We’re calling it black and yellow, nothing but a good time, nothing but a good draft right in Pittsburgh 2026.
We’re calling it black and yellow, nothing but a good time, nothing but a good draft right in Pittsburgh 2026.
We are mashing it up.
We are mashing it up.
We’re building the stage out together.
We’re building the stage out together.
It it’s gonna be unbelievable, and then we, we’re making a song that we’re kind of putting together ourselves, and this, it’s just gonna be, like I said, I’m ready to be there now.
It it’s gonna be unbelievable, and then we, we’re making a song that we’re kind of putting together ourselves, and this, it’s just gonna be, like I said, I’m ready to be there now.
Like I’m ready to go.
Like I’m ready to go.
I’m ready to go.
I’m ready to go.
Let’s go, Brett.
Let’s go, Brett.
I absolutely love it, man.
I absolutely love it, man.
You are the definition of Steeler Nation, and you’re constantly rocking the gear.
You are the definition of Steeler Nation, and you’re constantly rocking the gear.
So I gotta ask, how many terrible towels do you have and do you have any good luck charms, any superstitions before the game?
So I gotta ask, how many terrible towels do you have and do you have any good luck charms, any superstitions before the game?
Great question.
Great question.
I, I’m not gonna lie to you, I have hundreds of terrible towels because it’s all I asked for.
I, I’m not gonna lie to you, I have hundreds of terrible towels because it’s all I asked for.
When I was a kid, um, I got, so football and music, quick story, saved my life, right?
When I was a kid, um, I got, so football and music, quick story, saved my life, right?
I’m a diabetic since the age of 6. when you’re growing up, uh, in, in a town when you didn’t have a lot of, uh, answers for diabetes yet.
I’m a diabetic since the age of 6. when you’re growing up, uh, in, in a town when you didn’t have a lot of, uh, answers for diabetes yet.
It gave me a lot of hope right to this day and inspiration, and with that came a lot of superstition for wins, right?
It gave me a lot of hope right to this day and inspiration, and with that came a lot of superstition for wins, right?
We would, we had all kinds of things in my family, but one of them, I’m going back, I’m harking back to this , right?
We would, we had all kinds of things in my family, but one of them, I’m going back, I’m harking back to this , right?
I, I, I rub it for good luck and I got this.
I, I, I rub it for good luck and I got this.
I don’t know, you, you’re all young.
I don’t know, you, you’re all young.
I’m gonna say this, my my.
I’m gonna say this, my my.
Christmas gift came in an octagon cardboard box with a Pittsburgh Steelers uniform.
Christmas gift came in an octagon cardboard box with a Pittsburgh Steelers uniform.
They forgot to inform us the helmet wasn’t protective.
They forgot to inform us the helmet wasn’t protective.
That may have been part of my, uh, my issues.
That may have been part of my, uh, my issues.
I’m not making light of it.
I’m not making light of it.
I’m saying that, but they, it is the best thing, we rub it for good luck, um, and in Pittsburgh, we have Pittsburghhes.
I’m saying that, but they, it is the best thing, we rub it for good luck, um, and in Pittsburgh, we have Pittsburghhes.
So we’ll always be like, hey, Jin wanna come on down here.
So we’ll always be like, hey, Jin wanna come on down here.
Yin’s gonna go down there to the game to see the Steelers, and, and I’m telling you, it’s, it’s real, but we are passionate about football.
Yin’s gonna go down there to the game to see the Steelers, and, and I’m telling you, it’s, it’s real, but we are passionate about football.
It is a football city.
It is a football city.
Obviously got terrible towels, stuff hanging.
Obviously got terrible towels, stuff hanging.
All over the guitars and I love it.
All over the guitars and I love it.
I love it.
I love it.
Brett, that’s awesome.
Brett, that’s awesome.
Hey, I first of all, before I ask the question, I gotta give some love to the T1D nation out there.
Hey, I first of all, before I ask the question, I gotta give some love to the T1D nation out there.
I have a daughter who’s 14 now who’s been T1D since she was she was 3 years old, so shout out to you.
I have a daughter who’s 14 now who’s been T1D since she was she was 3 years old, so shout out to you.
I know, I know the journey all too well.
I know, I know the journey all too well.
Uh, but yes sir, and to her, we are, we are the diabetic duo, and that’s what with my like Rocks Foundation, we’re doing a big thing there with the draft in the NFL, uh, and a big part of it with diabetes, and you just tell her to keep on rocking the world.
Uh, but yes sir, and to her, we are, we are the diabetic duo, and that’s what with my like Rocks Foundation, we’re doing a big thing there with the draft in the NFL, uh, and a big part of it with diabetes, and you just tell her to keep on rocking the world.
I definitely will let her know, man.
I definitely will let her know, man.
Well, Brett, OK, I need to know.
Well, Brett, OK, I need to know.
I need you to set the stage for us.
I need you to set the stage for us.
We’re about to come to your house and watch a Steelers game.
We’re about to come to your house and watch a Steelers game.
What is the environment?
What is the environment?
What’s required?
What’s required?
How’s it going down?
How’s it going down?
Alright, so first of all, it’s a party.
Alright, so first of all, it’s a party.
I, I, I’m one of these guys.
I, I, I’m one of these guys.
I’m not making this up.
I’m not making this up.
It, it’s anyone who’s been there knows my whole family.
It, it’s anyone who’s been there knows my whole family.
There’s a lot of food.
There’s a lot of food.
There’s a lot of pierogi.
There’s a lot of pierogi.
Uh, I’m just throwing it out there.
Uh, I’m just throwing it out there.
There’s a lot of, there’s a lot of adult beverages everywhere, right?
There’s a lot of, there’s a lot of adult beverages everywhere, right?
Good times are happening.
Good times are happening.
Uh, the game is on and there’s two rooms.
Uh, the game is on and there’s two rooms.
There’s the party happy, we’re winning room.
There’s the party happy, we’re winning room.
And then there’s the room they put me in if I’m not winning.
And then there’s the room they put me in if I’m not winning.
That’s all I’m gonna say.
That’s all I’m gonna say.
I, I get isolated quickly, uh, a lot of remotes have been broken, right?
I, I get isolated quickly, uh, a lot of remotes have been broken, right?
And a lot of great times have been had, so it’s, but honest to God, it’s a, it’s a party with music jamming, everyone having a great time, and I said.
And a lot of great times have been had, so it’s, but honest to God, it’s a, it’s a party with music jamming, everyone having a great time, and I said.
If I’ve learned one thing about uh being able to go out and play music, be able to be at the draft in the amazing city of Pittsburgh, uh, is that just treat people amazing and and be passionate about what you do.
If I’ve learned one thing about uh being able to go out and play music, be able to be at the draft in the amazing city of Pittsburgh, uh, is that just treat people amazing and and be passionate about what you do.
It’s the reason I love your show, the passion you all have for a game that I love as a fan.
It’s the reason I love your show, the passion you all have for a game that I love as a fan.
And you all being incredible, that that’s what matters to me, Brett.
And you all being incredible, that that’s what matters to me, Brett.
We love having you on GMFB.
We love having you on GMFB.
So many ideas already.
So many ideas already.
Like your next tour name should be called Pererogis and Red Solo Cups.
Like your next tour name should be called Pererogis and Red Solo Cups.
I think the fact that you just said that, you better TM that you can have it.
I think the fact that you just said that, you better TM that you can have it.
It’s my gift to you.
It’s my gift to you.
And also what did you say it was uh killer hits and no filler.
And also what did you say it was uh killer hits and no filler.
Like that’s all the linebackers here at the table today.
Like that’s all the linebackers here at the table today.
I know all line.
I know all line.
Let me say this all killer, no filler.
Let me say this all killer, no filler.
It’s all killer hits.
It’s all killer hits.
That’s linebacker lingo, Brett.
That’s linebacker lingo, Brett.
I’m giving it to you.
I’m giving it to you.
Go ahead.
Go ahead.
Sorry.
Sorry.
It’s just an exchange of ideas.
It’s just an exchange of ideas.
All right, Bret Michaels, everybody, uh, everyone go out and see Brett on the road and a live and amplified tour.
All right, Bret Michaels, everybody, uh, everyone go out and see Brett on the road and a live and amplified tour.
Check out the dates and tickets at retmichaels.com.
Check out the dates and tickets at retmichaels.com.
Bret Michaels, everybody, OK, I didn’t go to your, go to your house and watch games.
Bret Michaels, everybody, OK, I didn’t go to your, go to your house and watch games.
That’s what I did, right?
That’s what I did, right?
I love you guys.
I love you guys.
We are gonna do that.
We are gonna do that.
It’s gonna happen.
It’s gonna happen.
I love you too, buddy.
I love you too, buddy.
Heck yes.
Heck yes.
Someday we’re gonna do GMFB live from Brett’s house.
Someday we’re gonna do GMFB live from Brett’s house.
Bye, Brett.
Bye, Brett.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Pittsburg, PA
Pittsburgh-area couple charged in death of 15-month-old appear in court for first time
The Mount Pleasant Township couple that is accused of killing their 15-month-old baby was in court for the first time on Wednesday.
Michael Blasser and Ashley Makarsky face multiple charges, including involuntary manslaughter, endangering the welfare of a child, and third-degree murder of their 15-month-old baby, who the county coroner said likely died from ingesting methamphetamine, which he got through his mother’s breast milk back in February.
The couple did not speak with the media, but they did waive their right to a preliminary hearing, expediting this case to move to the Court of Common Pleas.
KDKA-TV spoke with Makarsky’s attorney, Jonathan Nace, who said that murder charges like this can be complex and that he needs to collect all the facts to aid in his client’s defense.
“She’s gutted by this whole situation, and this is tough for anyone,” Nace said. “As far as I am aware, this is the first time she’s in trouble. So, serious cases need to be taken seriously, and that means you are careful, you’re deliberate, you’re doing what you need to do. It is not going to be a fast process; it never is. But I’m not worried about doing things fast, I am worried about doing things right.”
While this couple remains incarcerated in the Westmoreland County Prison, they are due back in court on May 13.
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