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Reporter @BaltimoreBanner. Past: The York Daily Record/Sunday News (@ydrcom). @SyracuseU/@DailyOrange graduate. Always in search of a damn fine cup of coffee.

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Dylan Segelbaum’s Biography

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Dylan Segelbaum is the courts reporter at The Baltimore Banner. He previously worked for 7 1/2 years at the York Daily Record/Sunday News, where he covered courts and issues in the criminal justice system. That’s in addition to completing internships at the Philadelphia Daily News and CBS-3 (KYW-TV) in Philadelphia. The Pennsylvania Keystone Media Awards have recognized his work in investigative, enterprise and beat reporting. His reporting about a former Boy Scout scoutmaster in Chambersburg, …

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Court documents reveal dark, conflicting portrait of Delta area fugitive

Court documents reveal dark, conflicting portrait of Delta area fugitive

Before he was sentenced to die in the electric chair, John Woodards took the stand to testify in his murder t…

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Police officers in York County could soon be equipped with heroin antidote

Police officers in York County could soon be equipped with heroin antidote

York County is poised to become one of the few places in Pennsylvania to equip police departments with a hero…

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Former Northern teacher shocked by charges of having sex with student, attorney says

Former Northern teacher shocked by charges of having sex with student, attorney says

The former band director of Northern York High School who was charged this week with having sex with an under…

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Northern York County Regional officer testifies: 'I heard a shot go off'

Northern York County Regional officer testifies: 'I heard a shot go off'

Officer Isaiah Emenheiser was not supposed to be patrolling Conewago Township on May 6.

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Court battle over control of York City School District has cost at least $135,000

Court battle over control of York City School District has cost at least $135,000

Pennsylvania's attempt to take control of the York City School District and the months-long court case that's…

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At Roosevelt TV Supply, history meshes with present-day electronics

At Roosevelt TV Supply, history meshes with present-day electronics

The walls of Roosevelt TV Supply are covered with advertisements, and are overflowing with almost every spare…

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Man admits to intentionally setting 3 fires that terrified neighbors in Hampden

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By Dylan Segelbaum Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
A man will serve more than five years in federal prison for intentionally setting three fires in Hampden that were part of a wave that rattled the Northern Baltimore community and put neighbors on edge. Justin Reeves pleaded guilty Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Baltimore to one count of malicious destruction of property by fire. “I just want to say I’m sorry for my actions,” Reeves, 29, of Remington, told U.S. District Judge Stephanie Gallagher.
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Baltimore Police sergeant pleads guilty to stealing more than $5,200 by inflating pay

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By Dylan Segelbaum Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
A Baltimore Police sergeant resigned Wednesday and then admitted to pocketing more than $5,200 through two separate schemes to illegally inflate his pay. Mark Rutkowski, who had been a 25-year veteran, pleaded guilty in Baltimore Circuit Court to theft and misconduct in office. Following his indictment in March, he had been suspended without pay. In 2024, the Baltimore Police Department conducted an audit of its payroll, uncovered discrepancies with his compensation and put him under surveillance.
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Baltimore Police officer guilty of assault, but not attempted murder, judge rules

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By Dylan Segelbaum Verified
| The Baltimore Banner Verified
A Baltimore Police officer who was captured in a viral video driving directly at a man with his patrol vehicle during a pursuit has been found guilty of second-degree assault, misconduct in office and reckless driving, a judge ruled Thursday. But the judge found him not guilty of the most serious charges lodged against him of attempted murder and first-degree assault.
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