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Police accuse him of cutting a woman's throat at a Buffalo Road apartment late Thursday night . Tim Hahn @ETNHahn Wesleyville police have charged a Summit Township man with critically injuring a borough woman when he cut her throat while they were in the woman's apartment late Thursday night . The victim, 52, was rushed to UPMC Hamot after Wesleyville police encountered her at Coney Island Lunch , 3015 Buffalo Road , when officers were called there on a report of a stabbing victim on Thursday at about 11:50 p.m. Police said they saw the woman with a substantial cut to her neck-throat area that was bleeding profusely. The woman was in critical condition at the hospital on Friday, according to police. Her accused attacker, 46-year-old Summit Township resident Christopher R. Beausoleil, was apprehended by Pennsylvania State Police at about 2:20 a.m. Friday when troopers who were pursuing him stopped Beausoleil's truck on Interstate 79, just north of the McKean exit. Be...

Crime Lyra Radford August 9, 2017 The criminal justice system can be a bit tricky. Even if investigators think they know who committed a crime, they still have to be able to link a suspect to the scene without a shadow of a doubt. This is great for those wrongfully accused, but it’s downright infuriating when it helps the guilty get away with murder. Between stalled police investigations , poorly collected evidence , and subpar autopsy performances , the incompetence of the living can be enough to make the dead roll over in their graves. Or perhaps rise right up to solve their murder cases themselves. 10 The Ghost Of Fred Fisher Had To Point Out Where His Body Was In 1826, Australian farmer Frederick Fisher vanished . His shady neighbor, George Worrall , waved a big red flag when he suddenly remembered that his pal Fred had signed his entire farm over to George before mysteriously skipping town . Four months passed before the ghost of Fred Fisher had had enough of the whole charade a...

Police in Manhattan took a man into custody after he allegedly tried to break into the apartment of a tenant with Confederate flags on the windows. The suspect, who identified himself to NY1 as Darren Keen, was arrested on the Lower East Side around 9 p.m. Friday. Police say officers heard the sound of broken glass at a building on East 8th Street near Avenue D.   When they went to investigate, the NYPD says they found a trail of blood leading to the next building and up to Keen's apartment. Police say Keen admitted to breaking a window and was taken into custody. He spoke exclusively with NY1 hours earlier and told us he was upset about the flags. "Everything to make that guy's message go away is good. And I'm going right now to the hardware store and I'm going to pull those tarps up and I'm going to paint a giant Wu-Tang logo on those tarps right now," he said. "I'm from Nebraska, and I came out here because I wanted to, I reject all that,...