….Wellsboro man arrested after DUI crash….NY man charged for stealing motorcycle manual….Buffalo man returned to Bradford on drug charges….PA Archery Deer season opens Saturday…

Tioga County

A Wellsboro man was arrested for DUI after a one-vehicle crash early Sunday morning in Delmar Township. State police allege  39 year old Mark Warner was driving his Audi A7 under the influence when it went off Route 287 and traveled through the intersection with Route 6 and hit an embankment. Warner was not hurt and the vehicle had to be towed away.

Troopers at Mansfield arrested 34 year old Rusty Lane  of Pine City, NY for theft. Authorities claim Lane stole a 1999 unpublished motorcycle operating manual belonging to a 31 year old Millerton man  on the evening of August 23 from a residence on Alder Run Road.

McKean County

  McKean County District Attorney  Stephanie Vettenburg-Shaffer reports that this Wednesday, detectives with the McKean county drug task force transported a suspect who had been wanted for delivering cocaine in the city back from Buffalo.  Michael Lissmore, age 43, of Buffalo, had been wanted by the task force on charges related to drug delivery in the city of Bradford. McKean County drug task force detective Kaolin Strawcutter charged Lissmore with delivery of a controlled substance (cocaine), a felony, within the city on October 4, 2021. The complaint further charges Lissmore with possession of a controlled substance (misdemeanor) and criminal use of a communication device (felony 3).  The arrest was part of an investigation into the sale of cocaine within the area. A warrant was obtained earlier this year and Lissmore was located in Buffalo where he was taken into custody.  On September 28, 2022, the drug task force took custody of him and transported him to McKean County. He was arraigned in front of District Judge Dominic Cercone who set his bail at $10,000 percentage.

Statewide

Pennsylvania’s archery deer season begins Saturday and runs through November 18.  A second archery deer season begins December 26 and continues through January 28. Hunters are limited to one antlered deer per license  year and one antlerless deer for each antlerless deer license or permit. Hunters are permitted to have up to six antlerless licenses or permits.