Lockdown on Atherton
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Just send our offensive line out there to surround him.
Someone with a gun. And he’s black. So basically worst case scenario for centre countians. White guys carry in wal mart every day and nobody cares.
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Unless they've really erred or are lying, the person - white, black, yellow, green, or purple - is an armed roberry suspect.
Facts don't matter to that fool when he can maybe foment some racial hate.
You make a great point. I have found that many people in Centre County are prejudiced against those who commit armed robbery
It’s been a while since I’ve seen a post that was racist toward both blacks and whites at the same time. Quite an achievement.
True...assuming they don't stick up one of the cashiers.
Nobody cares because the Walmart guy has a CCL, is not flashing his weapon for the world to see, and he is not robbing the store. But hey, you do you, racist.
A search for an armed robbery suspect is unfolding in State College, a borough police lieutenant said Sunday. Officers were dispatched about 3 p.m. Sunday to the Fullington bus terminal at 152 N. Atherton St. Penn State issued two emergency alerts via Twitter, one of which said “Seek shelter. Secure doors. Be silent. Be still.” Officers were still searching for the suspect as of about 3:45 p.m. Borough police Lt. Todd Scholton declined to release information about the suspect, saying information was “limited.”
A bus station employee is being evaluated at Mount Nittany Medical Center. “He’s being checked out, I think, just from the stress of it,” Scholton said.
Residents were encouraged to remain sheltered until police tracked down the suspect, Scholton said.
Has anyone notified the football coach?!?!
What kind of an idiot would pull an armed robbery at a bus station??
I haven't seen one official release that it was an armed robbery, all I have seen is a person with a gun, which is legal in PA.
It's in both the alert and news article I quoted in this thread. Maybe they aren't official but the police officer seems somewhat credible. Then again, maybe the employee who was shaken up just saw a gun and freaked. That's possible. Information is "limited." They guy might just be walking around with a firearm. Open carry without a license is de facto legal in PA, except for Philly and in certain vehicles. Of course, you're likely to draw attention to yourself if you're open carrying at the Bus Station in State College.
Sun 10/31/2021 3:47 PM
02PSU AlertU-P: Visit (armed robbery suspect still at large. remain alert avoided the area) (152 North Atherton Street) update.
A search for an armed robbery suspect is unfolding in State College, a borough police lieutenant said Sunday. Officers were dispatched about 3 p.m. Sunday to the Fullington bus terminal at 152 N. Atherton St. Penn State issued two emergency alerts via Twitter, one of which said “Seek shelter. Secure doors. Be silent. Be still.” Officers were still searching for the suspect as of about 3:45 p.m. Borough police Lt. Todd Scholton declined to release information about the suspect, saying information was “limited.”
A bus station employee is being evaluated at Mount Nittany Medical Center. “He’s being checked out, I think, just from the stress of it,” Scholton said.
Residents were encouraged to remain sheltered until police tracked down the suspect, Scholton said.
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My dad's messages from OPP make it clear this isn't some happy go lucky concealed weapon owner.
Spin it that way until it is "proven" though.
Semi auto glock.
My daughter says he is supposedly now in Cedarbrook, which is where she lives
Omg! I spit up my beer! This might be the funniest retort ever.Just send our offensive line out there to surround him.
Sounds like someone isn’t handling the demise of the McAndrew board very well.
Thanks for this info. I live a few miles from the scene. I'm going to pick up a pizza. I'll be on the lookout for a white WalMart shopper with a MAGA hat.
University Park Alerts
Sun 10/31/2021 5:28 PM
03PSU AlertU-P: All-Clear (There is no longer a known threat to the University community. No evidence the suspect is still in the area.).
Sun 10/31/2021 5:28 PM
03PSU AlertU-P: All-Clear (There is no longer a known threat to the University community. No evidence the suspect is still in the area.).
Do you understand the concept of context ?
There are ways to sometimes tell what's up. Is the weapon holstered? Bad guys don't usually carry a gun in a holster .
Next , how are they acting ? Someone carrying normally act like any other person you'd run into . They're not trying to hide anything , obviously.
No. Or logic. I know thin limb here. Just a guess.
‘No evidence to believe the suspect is still in the area,’ State College police say of armed robbery BY BRET PALLOTTO UPDATED OCTOBER 31, 2021 5:47 PM
Police issued several safety alerts Sunday afternoon after an armed robbery was reported at the Fullington bus terminal in State College. A man entered 152 N. Atherton St. at about 2:50 p.m. Sunday, struck a worker with a pistol, stole money from the register and fled, police wrote in a news release. The man is Black with a black and gray beard, about 6 feet tall, about 230 pounds and about 30-40 years old, police wrote. He was last seen wearing a black sweatshirt that had white lettering, black pants and was wearing a black disposable mask.
“The surrounding area was thoroughly searched and there is no evidence to believe the suspect is still in the area,” police wrote about 5:10 p.m. Sunday. The worker was evaluated at Mount Nittany Medical Center for injuries that are not life-threatening, police wrote.
“He’s being checked out, I think, just from the stress of it,” borough police Lt. Todd Scholton told the Centre Daily Times. Soon after the robbery was reported, Penn State police issued two emergency alerts via Twitter, one of which said “Seek shelter. Secure doors. Be silent. Be still.” The alerts were required because the robbery occurred adjacent to campus, police later tweeted. Officers were still investigating as of about 5:30 p.m., but said there is no need to still shelter in place. Those with information were encouraged to call 814-234-7150, email police@statecollegepa.us or submit an anonymous tip online. Trick-or-treating will proceed as scheduled from 6-8 p.m. in the Centre Region, police said.
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