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Pues, Hunter Owen - (1 Count) (18) 4914 (a) False ID To Law Enforcement Officer (M3) and 1 additional chargeWarrantCreated Jan 8, 2025 /...

Ramos, Luis Angel - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (M1) and 2 additional chargesWarrantJan 13, 2025On September 30, 2024, at 3:13...

Retail Theft at CVSCaseJan 13, 2025On January 13, 2025, at 1:00 PM, the Stroud Area Regional Police Department (SARPD) responded to a report...

Tarrant, Shaniah Malikia - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (M1) and 2 additional chargesWarrantCreated Jan 8, 2025 / Updated Jan...

Police release new details in deadly shooting in Monroe County ...
Police release new details in deadly shooting in Monroe County ...
ARREST: Vasquez, Gilbert - PA 75 3733-Fleeing or Attempting to Elude Police (F3) and 1

Embroidery
Intro. to Embroidery Workshop: Heart Bookmark!
Wednesday, February 5th, 1:00 PM – Eisemann Room
Register by 01/25 – Call 570-421-0800 ext. 317. (Adults only)
Learn the basics of embroidery in this hands-on workshop, led by the Pocono Mountain Chapter of the Embroiderers’ Guild of America. Create a beautiful embroidered bookmark featuring cross-stitch heart designs while gaining valuable skills in embroidery. Whether you’re a beginner or looking to refresh your skills, this workshop is the perfect opportunity to explore this timeless craft.
Program includes:
One dead, two injured after shooting in Monroe County
One dead, two injured after shooting in Monroe County
Snow tracks help police find suspects in deadly party shooting
LONG POND, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — An investigation is underway where snow tracks helped police find possible suspects in a shooting that left a partygoer dead.
According to the Pocono Mountain Regional Police Department, on Sunday, January 12 around 4:40 p.m., officers were called for two people with gunshot wounds at a house on Clover Road in Long Pond.
Once on the scene, detectives say a man was found dead inside the house along with two other men with gunshot wounds, identified as Johangel Farfan and Isaat Ozuna.

Tech Classes
Tech Thursdays Are Back – Plus a Special Evening Class
This February, we’re excited to bring back Tech Thursdays at the library, with a lineup of free technology classes designed to help you develop practical skills and build confidence with digital tools. Whether you’re new to technology or looking to expand your expertise, these classes have something for everyone.
All Tech Thursday classes take place at 2 PM in the Pullen Room, and registration is required due to limited space. Some classes also have prerequisites, so please review the descriptions carefully before signing up. Call 570-421-0800 ext. 317 or stop by the Hughes Library Information Desk to reserve your spot.
Encrypted messsages stop cyberattacks
In November, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) informed the public that hackers associated with the People’s Republic of China (PRC) were trying to hack our phones.
According to Usatoday.com, they were trying to crack America’s “telecommunications infrastructure” in a “broad and significant cyber espionage campaign.”
The government reassured that the only victims were individuals involved in government or political affairs.
The FBI and CISA will continue their investigation; however, cybersecurity officials have not succeeded in stopping the hackers which is why they have urged smartphone users to stay safe with their information.
ARREST: Leon, Cristian - (1 Count) Stalking (M1) and 1 additional charge

Snowmen of Stroudsburg 2024
Visit them all before they leave at the end of February. The collection grows each year. How many can you find?
For more upcoming events in the Poconos, check out Pocono Mountains website.
Stroudsburg TSA gears up to host Region 9 Conference
Stroudsburg Technology Student Association (TSA) is getting ready for the Region 9 conference on Jan. 25 at Stroudsburg Junior High. Schools from all over northeastern Pennsylvania will compete in more than 30 events.
Since Stroudsburg is hosting this event, TSA members are required to help set up the night before. During the conference, there will be special interest sessions planned by the Region 9 subcommittee of the student-run Regional Representative Committee. These sessions include topics like how to get more involved in TSA, ways to help your chapter, and how to set up game rooms for students when they are not doing an event.
This year, Stroudsburg TSA has more members than last year, and the officer team is working hard to make it a great season. Here’s the current officer lineup:
Shooting leaves 2 injured, 1 dead in Long Pond
LONG POND, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU) — A triple shooting in the Poconos left one man dead and two others injured.
Police were called around 4:30 p.m. to a home in Long Pond on the 1300 block of Clover Road.
They found one man dead inside and two others injured elsewhere.
Wilkes-Barre church holds final mass
While investigating there, police were called to a burglary in progress not far from the scene on Mohegan Court.
They entered that home and took two other men into custody.
This is a developing story and 28/22 News will provide updates as new information is made available.
Father of suspected Monroe County shooter is arrested | wnep.com
Father of suspected Monroe County shooter is arrested | wnep.com
Marks, Ingrid H - (1 Count) (18) 3929 (A)(1) Retail Theft (M1)ArrestJan 12, 2025Ingrid H. Marks was arrested by the New Jersey State Police...

Quattrochi, Joseph John - PA/CC 2702(a)(1)Conspiracy to Commit Aggravated Assault (F1) and 10 additional chargesArrestJan 12, 2025Joseph...

Father of suspected shooter allegedly aided son in fleeing scene
STROUDSBURG, MONROE COUNTY (WBRE/WYOU)— A Pike County father has been arrested in connection with a homicide after his son allegedly shot a teenager at a Wawa last year in Monroe County, according to District Attorney Mike Mancuso.
Monroe County District Attorney Mike Mancuso stated that 54-year-old Joseph Quattrochi was arrested a his home in Bushkill.
He is charged with aiding his son, 25-year-old Andrew Quattrochi, get away from the crime scene with the firearm that he allegedly used to shoot and kill 17-year-old Garrett Gearheart on November 30.
Andrew Quattrochi is scheduled to have a preliminary hearing on January 13 for the homicide charges.
Officials say the shooting occurred after Gearheart tried breaking up a fight between one of his friends, Andrew Quattrochi, and his 15-year-old brother.