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Exotic snakes abandoned, found dead near Pennsylvania road, troopers find suspect

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By Rian Bossler Verified
| WTRF-TV (Wheeling, WV) Verified
UPDATE: BRADFORD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — State police gave an update Friday on an animal cruelty case involving several exotic snakes that were found dead and abandoned. Troopers announced Friday that a suspect in the case was identified thanks to many tips. An investigation is going and troopers say another update will be given when it is completed.
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Bedford County store owner facing drug charges after customer has bad reaction to gummies Original

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By Rian Bossler Verified
| WTAJ-TV (Altoona, PA) Verified
BEDFORD COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A Bedford County store owner is facing drug charges after a customer allegedly became delirious after eating gummies with illegal amounts of THC. Usman Asghar, 42, of Windber, came forward to state police earlier in June after an investigation resulted in two search warrants at a convenience store and CBD products being seized. Troopers were sent to Bedford Valley Road near Sunny Brook Lane Jan.
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Bomb squad called to Cambria County home for explosive device

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By Rian Bossler Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Bomb squad called to Cambria County home for explosive device CAMBRIA COUNTY, Pa. (WTAJ) — A bomb squad has been called to a home in Northern Cambria Friday for an explosive device that was found. According to Cambria 911 officials, Northern Cambria police were sent to the home along the 300 block of David Street at 11 a.m. Police are now waiting for the Allegheny County bomb squad to help remove the device from the residence.
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