A months-long noose investigation has led to the arrest of a Pennsylvania city employee who allegedly made false claims to ...

Allentown officials announced charges Monday against a city employee, alleging that she made a false police report and tampered with evidence after reporting she found a noose on her desk in January.

During the investigation, every employee who could have placed the noose on the desk was asked to submit their DNA, Capt. Steve Milkovits said. “Every employee agreed, except for Ms. Brown." ...

A noose found on the desk of a Black city hall worker in Pennsylvania prompted a monthslong investigation, with some calling it a possible hate crime. Now, authorities have determined the worker ...

A Pennsylvania city employee who called police in January to report a noose she found on her desk is now accused of having ...

On Jan. 10, 2025, shortly after 7 a.m., Allentown city worker LaTarsha Brown, 42, arrived at her office on the third floor of the City Hall building in Allentown, Pennsylvania. About a half hour ...

LaTarsha Brown is charged with tampering with or fabricating ... The noose was submitted to Pennsylvania State Police for DNA testing on Jan. 14, according to Milkovits. A search warrant for ...

LaTarsha Brown, 42, of the 600 block of North Randolph Street in ... Beyond thanking their law enforcement partners with the FBI, Pennsylvania State Police, and the Lehigh County District Attorney’s ...

According to the Allentown Police Department, LaTarsha Brown arrived at her office that ... On January 14, the noose was submitted to the Pennsylvania State Police crime lab for DNA testing.

A Pennsylvania city worker was accused Monday ... Allentown City Hall employee LaTarsha Brown was charged with a pair of criminal counts after DNA pulled from the noose only belonged to her ...

ALLENTOWN, Pa. — A city hall employee in Pennsylvania was charged with planting a noose at her desk in January, according to police. LaTarsha Brown is charged with tampering with or fabricating ...