New York Couple Leads Police on Interstate Chase
Warren – Nathan and Rebekah Klien of Sinclairville New York have both been charged with around two dozen crimes apiece after a pursuit spilled across state borders from New York to Pennsylvania. After allegedly assaulting a deputy during a traffic stop in Chautauqua County, the pair fled into Warren County where the Pennsylvania State Police joined the chase. The chase ended when the driver, Nathan, lost control and crashed their vehicle; the pair then tried to fight officers with a wooden sword and troopers had to deploy a stun gun. Three young children were also in the vehicle, they all suffered injuries from the crash.
Nathan, 45, and Rebekah, 29, have both been charged with multiple felonies and misdemeanors for their actions on Saturday including aggravated assault and child endangerment. They will also be extradited to New York to face further criminal charges there.

Man Sues Fish and Game
Harrisburg – A Pennsylvania man named Tim Thomas has filed a federal lawsuit against the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania alleging that state laws give unconstitutional levels of authority to Fish and Boat Commission officers to perform warrantless searches on private property. Thomas and his legal representatives from the non-profit Institute for Justice argue that Pennsylvania’s current statutes violate the Fourth Amendment. The Fish and Boat Commission has declined to comment on the suit, saying that it is against their policy to comment on ongoing legal matters.

Missing, Endangered, Roger Allen White
Cambridge Springs – The Pennsylvania State Police are searching for an elderly Cambridge Springs man who is missing and may be endangered. Roger Allen White is 78-years-old and has been missing since 9 a.m. on Tuesday, October 1st, and troopers believe he may be trying to visit a friend at a hospital but is confused about his destination. Roger is an elderly man with a slight build, he has blue eyes, prominent ears, and white hair; he wears glasses and his face was clean-shaven when he went missing. Police have not released information about his height and weight but he was said to be wearing a red shirt with dark slacks. Roger’s last known location was the Sheetz on Liberty Street in Franklin, he left there at 8:15 a.m. on Tuesday and was driving a silver 2011 Jeep Patriot with Pennsylvania license plate number LHR-1000. If you may have information about the whereabouts of Roger Allen White please call the Pennsylvania State Police in Meadville (814)332-6911.