Extremely terrifying and unprofessional. They arrest sober people without a second thought. They…read moreare aggressive in every way and are ready to shoot you so please be very very careful when dealing with the PA state police. I was cornered by 3 very aggressive police officers who wrongfully accused me of being arrested when I wanted to leave the station. During this ordeal the cops did not state their names or identify themselves in any way but the one officer had his hand on his gun ready to shoot me because I was trying to leave. I asked if I was arrested and they said no. I asked if it was a crime to leave the station and they said no but still would not let me leave. I was and still am terrified. These people are not good people and do hardly anything to keep the state of Pennsylvania safe.

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them.

You can visit the US Army War College in the Carlisle barracks if you want. they search your car…read moreand check it for bombs, drugs, etc, etc. you just need ID and some patience. on base they have a PX, subway and a few other buildings, like fire department, police, sports stadium, mess hall, and private housing. one of the cooler points of interest: the Hessian Powder Magazine was build by captured hessians (a German mercenary who fought on the british side in the war of independence) in the spring and summer of 1777 close to Letort Spring. it has stood all these years, with new doors and windows added, but the same building remains. a magazine is a place where they would store guns, cannons, shell and armaments during war time. they build dozens of buildings and public works in the area, but most later burnt in a fire in the 1800's. later the carlisle barracks were attacked and bombarded by J E B Stuart in the Civil War, during the battle of Gettysburg. His father in law was actually commander of the post. Whats that you didnt kill yourself during my history lesson? then treat yourself to a free trip to steelton on me!

Tee boxes and fairways are In very good condition. Don't play on Thursday, new holes are cut on…read moreMonday and Friday. Thursday greens are fuzzy and the hole edges are not sharp.

They need to learn that they have No jurisdiction in a postal office. They need the postal police…read morethere. 2 Police were very rude to a guy in post office just because he was recording which is Legal for him to do so as of Poster 7 that is posted in Postal office. That is a First Amendment covered activity, perfectly legal for him to do. Mind your business, educate yourself, be kind and do better.

Dont rely on them for assistance especially if you are a female in a DV situation. Never going to…read moreforget how the two officers treated me when i walked down to the station for help. minimized my concerns, trivialized everything i told them and put the weight of everything on my MH. i'll never forget walking away from there feeling defeated and hopeless. if i were a man, youd have bent over backwards to help. youre sexist lazy pigs and the last resource i'd explore for emergencies.

Manheim Police in my experience have been respectable and kind…read more Also, some barns just happen to have barn animals living in them. Animals breed, its what they do, nothing fishy going on, just animals being animals. Why are the puppies and kittens given away? Because the farmers don't want their barns overrun, and people love puppies and kittens so they give them away.

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them.

I want to give officer Mike Shedder a 5 star rating. My car broke down on West Market St. in…read moreEtown on Saturday, June 8. My cell phone would not work to call anyone. Fortunately for me, someone in traffic, called 911. Mike responded and used his phone to contact AAA for me and also my family. He stayed with me the whole time until the tow truck arrived and also kept me in contact with my family. I am 71 years old and was alone in the car and was a complete wreck. I and my family cannot thank him enough for his help and the reassurance he provided to me and my family. If I could, I would give him a promotion! Sincerely, Barbara Dunne Mount Joy, PA

i currently live at 300 lewis st apt 402 Pennsylvania 17954. Maintenance and two other people…read moreforced their way into my apartment using wire cutters when i asked for a warrant. I seriously need help. I called local police but am being ignored. My life was threatened twice by them. Minersville police refuse to respond.

Took 45 min and three separate calls until I had to flag an officer down myself. On The second…read morecall, I spoke directly to dispatch after being transferred there from 911 In which they just straight up lied to me saying they had no way to communicate to the officers. After flagging down an officer and them getting updated, He told me he was given the wrong address and that dispatch was rude because people talk to him rudely!so instead of being helpful, he just lies. It concerns me that they didn't have the right address after three separate calls and even giving them my phone number but failed to call. Seems like the department has no sort of organization or communication between officers and dispatch. Unfortunately, after reading about how bad crime is in Baltimore County... I fully understand why.

I visited Baltimore about a month ago…read more I got off of the Amtrak train from New York City and walked around the city - sightseeing. While sitting at a bench in Carroll Park minding my own business, a Baltimore PD helicopter hovered above me as if I was a fugitive on the run. I figured that it must be some kind of mistake. I mean, I was just sitting there on a bench in front of a tree! Sitting. Nothing else. Sitting. Not eating, not drinking, not talking on the phone, just sitting. After resting at Carroll Park for about an hour I resumed walking around, sightseeing. Again, bothering no one. Just walking. And again, the helicopter continued to follow me around, beaming its spotlight on me from the sky several times like the plan was to project me up to the mothership. The discriminatory experience of being singled out and overtly harassed in plain sight, was emotionally distressing, demoralizing, felt utterly dehumanizing, and after a few times of this, it was clear that I was not being followed around by a Baltimore PD helicopter by chance. It was initially my intention to go and visit the Edgar Allen Poe gravesite the next day, but after Google mapping the distance from my hotel at Inner Harbor to the late poet's gravesite, I didn't feel safe trying to travel and visit it. I didn't want the Baltimore PD to terrorize me with their HELICOPTER for being a tourist trying to do tourist-y things in their pristine, perfect little city that clearly isn't accepting of African-American tourists. I mean, we're in 2022! It wasn't traumatizing at all. Awful people. Truly awful.

I called them because my mother was verbally abusing me for hours. I mean telling me she wished she…read morehad an abortion. wish I'd die. etc. etc. at the top of her lungs. I finally can't take it anymore and call them. A. it took forever for them to get there. B. they came in. my mom is amazing at changing actors. C. I was crying so they thought I was the one. my mom proceeds to say something's wrong with me. D. I was like you're not going to do anything?! they're like nope. you're allowed to be loud in your own house. E. I told them what she said and they're like maybe one of you should leave. F.he's like look if I want to play loud music I can. as long as there isn't a noise ordinance being broken. I SAID THERE IS. they left and said have a good day ma'am. I'll never call 911 again

The State Police in York/Loganville Pa are wonderful! Wanted to thank both Trooper Burns and…read moreTrooper Moore from the Loganville State Police for their help tonight. They said they are "there to help" and that's exactly what they did. Thank you!

I recently called the barracks to check on a roadway closure…read more I expected to be treated poorly as I was on the phone. Sadly, MSP phone interactions, in the past, have been disappointing and frustrating. To my surprise, the young woman, that answered the phone, was polite and courteous (what a nice surprise). Nice job MSP, keep up the good work!

I was recently appointed Personal Representative of my father"s Estate. Upon taking inventory of…read morehis residence, discovering personal property missing and talking to the insurance company, I contacted the MSP and a Trooper arrived and was both Professional, and Courteous.He was very attentive to detail and maintained the highest standard of the MSP. I was then and I am now very grateful to this man, he made me feel at ease and yet he is determined to see this property theft to the end. So Thank You!