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Mail carrier injured during attempted armed robbery in Bridgeville
Mail carrier injured during attempted armed robbery in Bridgeville

CBS News

time5 days ago

  • CBS News

Mail carrier injured during attempted armed robbery in Bridgeville

A mail carrier was injured Wednesday during an attempted armed robbery that took place in Bridgeville. A spokesperson for the United States Postal Inspection Service says the attempted armed robbery took place along McLaughlin Run Road in Bridgeville around 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. The mail carrier was injured during the incident and was taken for treatment at a nearby hospital, the spokesperson said. The condition of the injured mail carrier wasn't released by the Postal Inspectors. "The safety of USPS employees is one of the top priorities for the inspection service," the spokesperson said. The U.S. Postal Inspection Service is leading the investigation into the incident. Police officers from Bridgeville and Upper St. Clair also responded to the scene of the incident. Anyone with information about the incident is asked to call the U.S. Postal Inspection Service at 877-876-2455.

Bridgeville residents advised to use caution after coyote sighting, police say
Bridgeville residents advised to use caution after coyote sighting, police say

CBS News

time12-05-2025

  • CBS News

Bridgeville residents advised to use caution after coyote sighting, police say

Bridgeville police are warning residents to exercise caution due to a recent coyote sighting at McLaughlin Park. A coyote and her pup were spotted at the park on Friday evening around 9:00 p.m. The mother reportedly hissed and followed children into the park. The Pennsylvania State Game Warden has been alerted to the incident. If residents encounter a coyote, especially one with a pup, police advise against making sudden movements; rather, back away slowly from the animal. Although coyotes generally avoid contact with humans, mothers will protect their pups if they feel threatened, police said. Residents who walk their dogs at the park are also advised to keep pets on leashes and avoid wooded areas.

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