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Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro (D) repeatedly declined to label the arson attack on his house a hate crime, saying in a new ...

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Police in Dauphin County, Pennsylvania have released the 911 call from the suspect accused of setting Governor Josh Shapiro's ...

A man faces charges after police say he broke into PA Governor’s mansion, Josh Shapiro (D), home in the middle of the night ...

The suspect in the arson at the Pennsylvania governor's mansion allegedly made a 911 call after the incident in which he explained that he was motivated by the war in Gaza.

In the rambling message obtained by Action News on Friday, Cody Balmer takes full responsibility for his alleged actions and tells the 911 dispatcher that he was justified in what he did.

The suspect, Cody Balmer, referred to Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro and himself by name in the call, according to the ...

ABC News obtained the 911 call authorities say a man made moments after allegedly firebombing Gov. Josh Shapiro's home.

Jeffrey B. Miller led the state police under former Gov. Ed Rendell and later served as chief of security for the National ...

Dauphin County officials released the 911 call placed by Cody Balmer, the man accused of setting fire to Pennsylvania Gov.