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General News State police step up patrols in Farmington
Cpl. Richard Douthit, standing in for new Tionesta station
commander Sgt. Greg Kunselman, attended the July 2 meeting of the Representatives of the state police station usually visit
the township meeting once or twice each year to hear residents’ concerns. “We didn’t do a lot of business in Douthit said state police troopers from Tionesta responded
to 33 incidents in the township in June, including three criminal incidents and
five vehicle crashes. “The rest were minor incidents,” said Douthit. Supervisor David Crise asked if troopers could increase
their presence along “It’s the same people every morning and evening, going
to and from work,” said Crise. “I know the people along that road have called in about
it several times,” said Crise. “And I know you guys have been up there
several times, but it hasn’t been at the right times. “I know it’s hard for you guys to be there all the
time. I know you have a lot to do.” Douthit said he would try to arrange more patrols along the
road during the hours Crise suggested. Township road master Francis Allio said he has noticed an
increase in trash and junk strewn along Douthit said it is hard to prosecute littering incidents
unless a trooper actually sees the offense occur. State police at Tionesta also responded to 19 incidents in
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