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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2 weeks ago |
wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
SALISBURY TWP., Pa. - A woman is lucky to be alive after being hit by not one, but two cars on Emmaus Avenue in Salisbury Township Thursday night. Flashing emergency lights flood Emmaus Avenue in Salisbury Township Thursday night after a 23-year old woman is struck while crossing the street. "My son told me that I guess a car hit her and another one dragged her," said Emmaus Street resident Osiris Guzman.
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2 weeks ago |
wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
L. MILFORD TWP., Pa. - At Hausman Fruit Farm in Lower Milford Township, Justin Hausman has one word to describe the recent rain. "Frustrating," said Hausman. The fifth-generation family farm has seen so much moisture lately it's causing a host of problems. "Planting is one of them, very, very difficult to get in the fields this time of year. And why is that?
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2 weeks ago |
wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
BETHLEHEM, Pa. - The race for Bethlehem mayor is down to the wire. Tuesday's vote may pick the next Democratic mayor, as there are no Republican challengers on the ballot. Mayor J William Reynolds says he wants another term, as there's still work to be done for Bethlehem, while challenger Grace Crampsie Smith says that responsibility should be given to her. Both candidates say affordable housing is a top priority.
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3 weeks ago |
wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
LEVITTOWN, Pa. - Deep inside a warehouse in Levittown a new state-of-the-art ballistics lab is already helping Bucks County investigators fight crime. "Our expert now has the tools at his disposal to immediately examine either evidence recovered from a shooting scene or evidence from a firearm and turn that investigative material around within hours," said Bucks County District Attorney Jennifer Schorn. Det. Greg Welsh is the ballistic expert who runs the lab.
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1 month ago |
wfmz.com | Jaccii Farris
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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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