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One City Faces Spike In Cell Phone Thefts

WILKES-BARRE — Police in Wilkes-Barre are issuing a warning to the public after a rash of recent cell phone thefts in the city.

Officers say, since Tuesday night, there have been four incidents of cell phone thefts.

In one instance, a victim was allegedly assaulted by a group of men.

That victim got away with minor injuries.

Police are still investigating the thefts, but want to remind people not to confront thieves if targeted.

Officers are reviewing city surveillance video for evidence.

Anyone with information should call police at 570-826-8114.

Police Release Surveillance Photo Of Suspected Shooter

WILKES-BARRE — Authorities in Wilkes-Barre are asking for your help tracking down a man accused of shooting at employees outside a bar in the city.

It happened Monday morning around 2 a.m. outside Hun’s Cafe 99 on George Avenue.

Police say the man seen in the surveillance pictures tried to leave the bar with someone’s drinks.

Investigators say when he was confronted by employees he spit at them, fired a shot and took off.

No one was hurt after the incident in Wilkes-Barre.

Anyone with information is asked to call Wilkes-Barre police at 570-826-8114.

RailRiders Looking For Wins

The Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders AAA baseball team sits 11 games out of the division lead in the IL North here on June 19th, 2013 with a record of (31-39). They also have a losing home record of (14-21) at PNC Field and sit near the bottom in many offensive categories in the International League.

Tuesday the New York Yankees recalled Zoilo Almonte from Scranton/Wilkes-Barre to help with the big league club, and that same day also recalled Adam Warren.

On Wednesday Fernando Martinez was traded from the Oklahoma City Redhawks to the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre RailRiders. Also pitcher Francisco Rondon assigned to Scranton from Trenton.

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Man Faces Trial For Hanging Death of Nephew’s Dog

HAZLE TOWNSHIP – A Luzerne County man arrested for the hanging death of his nephew’s dog gave up his right to a preliminary hearing in court Wenesday.

Gino Saullo was arrested in March for animal cruelty and was released after posting $2,500 bail in May.

Troopers said a 3-year-old mixed breed pit bull was found dead, hanging from a dumpster on the side of a retaining wall.

Neighbors subpoenaed for the hearing said the lifeless dog was found bloodied and beaten.

Following the hearing, Gino Saullo told Newswatch 16 that he was not involved with the dog’s death.

“I don`t know. I`ll tell it in court,”said Saullo. “Got nothing to say. Get it out of my face. I did not kill no dog.”

Shawn Saullo says his uncle took the dog named “Pumpkin” for a walk, one day after it scratched his step-daughter’s face.

Theft Charges Forwarded, Forgery Charges Withdrawn

SHICKSHINNY — Theft charges against a woman accused of stealing more than $15,000 from a junior football league when she was president will continue onto Luzerne County court.

Friends of Mary Kramer of Shickshinny tried to keep our cameras from taking her picture after she gave up her right to a hearing.

Prosecutors claim she was writing checks out to herself from the Northwest Area Junior Football League.

Even though she is still charged with theft, forgery charges against her were withdrawn in Luzerne County.

HIDDEN CAMERA: JC Penney Marks Up Prices, Then Holds “Sale”

Signs for deals can be found at JC Penney stores at the Viewmont Mall in Dickson City, the Laurel Mall in Hazleton, and the Wyoming Valley Mall near Wilkes-Barre.

“When ever I go shopping, I go there,” said Alyssa Evans of Kingston.

Shopper Anna Rittenhouse adds, “I just bought shoes the other day, and they were 20 percent off and I thought that was nice.  I like sales when I go shopping.”

But here`s what shoppers didn`t see, but our hidden cameras did:

  • A T-shirt with a $20 price tag slapped over a tag that lists a price of $15,
  • A purse with a $44 dollar price tag that when peeled back lists a price of $40,
  • A soap dispenser with a price tag of $22 covering a price of $16.

We found a lot of merchandise at area Penney stores that have stick-on tags of higher prices covering the old price tags.