Maybe he appeared a bit too relaxed this time around. Sorry I hindered anybody, I’m going to enjoy it,” said DeAngelo.ĭeAngelo has been going to that part of the river for years to relax and cool off. A jackpot-winning Cash 5 with Quick Cash ticket sold for the Tuesday, February 15. “Enjoy life as you have it, that’s what I was doing. A lucky Pennsylvania Lottery player cashed in on a ticket sold in Lycoming County. He said he was sorry for wasting everyone’s time, but that he was just living the best way he knew how. I looked up at the clouds and I was laying on a cloud, and it was a wonderful thing,” he said.Ī wonderful thing for sure for all those who thought DeAngelo was gone. “I was out like a light, it was comfortable,” said Joseph DeAngelo.ĭeAngelo fell asleep in the river and was oblivious to what was going on around him until a dragonfly landed on his nose. It turns out he was out for an afternoon nap in the Susquehanna River. One of the strangest parts about the whole thing was that the onlookers noticed the man in the river was wearing a life vest, and so if he was a drowning victim, they wondered how he got there. It’s great!” said Williamsport Police Captain Michael Orwig. “We were standing here talking to you, all of a sudden he sat up, and apparently wasn’t dead,” said Matthew Kranz of Williamsport. People who witnessed it could not believe it. He was okay, just floating in the river on a hot summer’s day. It was not long, though and the man sat up. “I saw him down there all by myself, second thought was oh my gosh,” said Hubbard. Sue Hubbard was under that impression, she first spotted the man’s body in shallow water. Police and the coroner were on scene, fully prepared to investigate a drowning. The body was discovered floating face-up in the river just below a spill-dam, an area that has seen drownings before. Sometimes, things are not quite what they seem, and in this case that is a good thing. Just before noon a body was discovered in the Susquehanna River in the Williamsport area. (WNEP) – It started out as what could have been a drowning in the river in Williamsport, but this particular story has a happy ending. The temperature in Williamsport reached 97 degrees Friday.WILLIAMSPORT, Pa.
I mean, damn, wow," said Lonnie Brooks of Williamsport. "I know she is sad and torn, you know, because she lost a loved one because she left the baby in the car. "And with today's heat, it’s horrible, horrible, makes me want to cry, Makes me think of my kids, you know, that would never happen but," said Bert Briggs of Williamsport.
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These closings or delays will be made public through the radio stations and TV stations listed below. The District Superintendent will determine when it is necessary to close or delay the opening of schools in the Northern Tioga School District because of severe storm or other emergency conditions. Neighbors say they saw emergency crews arrive, but didn't know why they had the street blocked off. February 3rd all district schools will be closed today. The girl was in the back seat of the car for most of the day, authorities believe.Īccording to Williamsport police, the woman did not come out to the car until around 3:30 p.m.Įmergency crews tried to revive the child who was taken to an area hospital where she died. When she came out at the end of the day, she found the girl unconscious in the car, officials said. But on Friday, instead of dropping the girl off, she apparently went straight to work.
Williamsport officials told WNEP the woman who takes care of the girl usually drops the child off at daycare in the morning. A 4-year-old girl is dead after she was left in a hot car in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, on a day when the temperature was expected to hit the low 90s, according to police.
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