Jaccii Farris
Docujournalist and Senior Reporter at WFMZ-TV (Allentown, PA)
WFMZ-TV Emmy - Murrow Award Winning News Reporter, Docujournalist and Filmmaker. Re-tweets are not endorsements. Have a news tip? LMK
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Diocese of Camden Bishop Joseph Williams says he won't object to a grand jury investigation into alleged clergy sex abuse in New Jersey. Williams told the Associated Press:"Our people need to hear this, the clergy needs to hear this, so that it never happens again."The declaration comes after nearly seven years of legal battles between the Diocese and victims advocate group SNAP, Survivors Network of those Abused by Priests.
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wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - Crews rushed to the scene of a fire at a South Bethlehem apartment building this afternoon. Firefighters were dispatched to the Five 10 Flats in the 500 block of E. Third Street around 1:30 p.m. Friday. Initial emergency dispatches called for heavy fire coming from the roof. Thick, billowing black smoke and ferocious flames greeted firefighters when they pulled up on the scene. "We had a fire on the roof when we arrived. Because of the wind, it spread quickly across the entire roof.
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wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - Two Allentown police officers are headed to trial on charges they raped women while wearing a badge. First on the stand at Jason Krasley and Evan Weaver's preliminary hearing was a woman who claims both men sexually assaulted her during the same incident in 2015. NH says she knew Weaver before the incident because she allegedly had been giving him sexual favors dating back to 2011 to stay out of jail and help her boyfriend.
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wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - At the Allentown Art Museum, in the glow of two Tiffany River of Life stained glass windows, is Gardens in Glass. "Tiffany's Gardens in Glass is a new traveling exhibition organized by the Neustadt," said Lindsy Parrott, Executive Director and Curator of The Neustadt Collection of Tiffany Glass.
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wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
ALLENTOWN, Pa. - For more than a century, two Tiffany "River of Life" stained glass windows cast their light upon the faithful at United Presbyterian Church in Pottsville. The windows memorialize two former congregation members. The first was installed in 1913 for Heber S. Thompson. The second, six years later for Sara Ann Derr. Before Louis Comfort Tiffany elevated glassmaking to an art form, stained glass windows were made of mostly painted glass.
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BREAKING: The Allentown Parking Authority announces it has agreed to sell the property at 10th and Hamilton to the Allentown Art Museum. Details at 4 @69News
BREAKING: The Lehigh County DA charges a former APD officer with stealing money during police raids. Jason Krasley is also named in a whistleblower lawsuit alleging police officers stole drug money and had sex with prostitutes. Krasley turned himself in today. Details @69news https://t.co/xfNcFrufIA
The APD police whistleblower lawsuit is back on. A judge reversing the dismissal. In the lawsuit, two veteran police officers say when they told their bosses about members of the vice unit allegedly stealing drug money and having sex with prostitutes, they faced retaliation