from wnep.com

Man Charged with Robbery, Theft

Friday, January 12, 11:19 a.m.

Police in Wayne County said they have the man who stole drugs from a pharmacy earlier this week.

State police report Danny Bradford, 28, of Lake Ariel climbed over the counter at the CVS in Hamlin and grabbed prescription drugs Wednesday morning. He was arrested Thursday. Troopers said he also stole a car before going to the pharmacy.

Bradford is locked up in Wayne County jail on $50,000.

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Wow. That was quick. Good job, guys. What an experience to go through, yeeeeesh... But I'm thankful no one was hurt.

sorry...

posted to wnep-16 talkback online topic: "selenski's circus" see if they actually post it, i don't know why i posted it..)

The whole point of this issue is attorney-client priviledge and the fact that SCI-Frackville chose to so blatantly violate it. Set aside your blind hatred of Hugo and see how important it is that a defendant that is facing death meet with his/her counsel unmonitored and without barriers in order to go over important documents. These aren't social visits and it isn't about convenience. DA Lupas' comments are as unprofessional and unenlightened as the majority of NEPA's views on this case.

i don't know why but i can never spell 'priviledge'!!!! aaaarghhh!!!!

--after all the posts i've taken the time to put up here (along with the ones i've put up on my myspace blog) and having received little to no response, i'm not gonna do it anymore. i know my myspace blog gets read. this one, i have no idea. so i guess no one's reading if no one comments. so unless i hear otherwise, this is my last post.

maaaaaaaaaaaan, 4 little glands can cause a whole lotta k-rap!!! my mom has had a high blood calcium level for awhile and has had kidney stones several times now.

the last time she went to her internist, he remarked on her calcium level being a 12 (starting to be in the worrisomely high range, if 'worrisomely' is even a word...) and he had the level repeated along with some other tests done. one of the other labs taken was a parathyroid hormone level (PTH), since the parathyroid glands control the calcium level in your blood, and my mom found out today that her PTH is 120, which is almost double the upper limit of the normal range- yikes!

i'd say she's definitely got hyperparathyroidism, which is definitely the cause of her high calcium level, and most likely the cause of her hypertension, gastroesophageal reflux disease, kidney stones, and all the other problems that have surfaced since she has had this problem.

now we've gotta find an endocrinologist and a surgeon that performs parathyroid surgery. the first will be the easy task, the second not so easy- but supposedly there's a surgeon at moses taylor? if anyone out there has/has had/knows anyone with hyperparathyroidism, please contact me, this is quite uncharted territory for us, even though my mom and i are both in the medical field. thanks.........

Times Leader 1/11/2007 (no author cited)
Update: Judge says Selenski should go back to state

WILKES-BARRE – - A judge on Thursday said he has no authority to move homicide suspect Hugo Selenski from a state prison to the county prison.

Judge Chester Muroski made the decision after a brief hearing Thursday.

Selenski, 33, has been jailed at the State Correctional Institution at Frackville where he is serving a two-year sentence for burning the bodies of Adeiye Keiler and Frank James.

A jury convicted him of the charges last year. The same jury cleared him of killing the two men.

But Selenski and Paul Weakley were later charged with killing Michael Kerkowski and Tammy Fassett.

Selenski and Weakley are awaiting trial on those charges.

Selenski’s lawyers had asked for Selenski to be moved from the State Correctional Institution at Frackville to the Luzerne County Correctional Facility so they can have adequate access to him to prepare for the upcoming trial.

Prosecutors had asked for Selenski to remain at the state prison and are reluctant to have him jailed at the county jail because of witness safety and security. Selenski escaped from the county jail in October 2003.

Muroski heard some brief arguments from parties involved in the case Thursday before determining he had no jurisdiction over the matter.

But he did request the state prison to move Selenski to the State Correctional Institution at Dallas so his attorneys can have “closer accessibility” to Selenski.

It is unclear whether the state prison will accommodate his request.

Hmmm, what do YOU think Frackville will do??????? DUH!!!