CUMBERLAND CO, Pa. (WHP) — Allow Sky View 21 to take you to a "Moment of Zen" at Lower Allen Community Park, where spring is in full swing. Fisherman are in the creek and trees are blooming as the sun hangs overhead in the blue skies of Cumberland County. This drone shot was taken by Chief Drone Pilot Ed Russo. Get important news about your town as it happens. Something went wrong. Please subscribe again. Get the top stories from across our network. Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates? A Cumberland County man is wanted for sexually assaulting a child and then begging her mother to keep quiet, police announced on Wednesday, March 19. Angel Antonio Rios Rivera, 60, is accused of pinning the juvenile victim against a laundry room wall and forcibly touching her at a home along the 4400 block of Gettysburg Road in Camp Hill, according to Lower Allen Township Police. The girl told her mother, who confronted Rios Rivera while recording the exchange, investigators said. He allegedly admitted to the assault, apologized, and pleaded to keep it "between them only," police said. Detectives obtained an arrest warrant for Rios Rivera, who is wanted on charges of False Imprisonment, Corruption of Minors, Contact/Communication with a Minor – Sexual Offenses, and Indecent Assault, court records show. Anyone with information on his whereabouts is asked to contact Lower Allen Township Police at 717-238-9676 or submit a tip via CrimeWatch. 💥 A Cumberland County man pinned a child against a wall and assaulted her—then begged her mother to keep quiet, police say. Have you seen him? 🚨 Armstrong Williams takes on the news of the week and asks the questions you want answered. Don’t miss our weekly town hall. Unlocked cars in Lower Allen lead to string of break-ins car and property stolen: policeby Alexa Southard (WHP) — Police in Lower Allen Township said several unlocked cars in Cumberland Park were broken into overnight Friday and that the suspects were caught on camera The department was dispatched to several addresses in Lower Allen Township and Shiremanstown Borough Friday morning property and even a vehicle itself were stolen Video obtained by a resident showed at least four suspects in the area around 2 a.m. Police took the time to remind people to lock their vehicles and that locked cars didn't have any items stolen from them Anyone who recognizes the suspects or has additional information is asked to contact the Lower Allen Township Police Department, or submit a tip online SIMILAR COVERAGE |Enola car break-ins caught on camera (WHP) — A widow from Cumberland County has lost her home in a fire that happened on Monday in Lower Allen Township Monday at a home in the 1500 block of Fox Hollow Road The road was closed in the area as crews responded Photos taken by photographers DJM News Media show the extensive damage with flames shooting out the roof of the home: Lower Allen Township Fire Company was the main responding agency (WHP) — Lower Allen Township police are searching for four suspects after the group allegedly stole several hundred dollars worth of electronics from Walmart Loss prevention workers told police that four people entered the store and asked an employee for help unlocking $856 worth of electronics As the employee began to take the items to the register the group offered to help carry the electronics Instead of following the employee with their items the suspects allegedly ran out of the store without paying Anyone with information or anyone who can identify the suspects is asked to call the Lower Allen Township Police Department (WHP) — Police in Lower Allen Township are asking the public for help locating suspects after multiple vehicles were broken into The break-ins were reported around 6:25 a.m. Saturday in the Beacon Hill Development, police said in a news release Surveillance footage from that day showed at least four masked individuals in Beacon Hill between 2:20 a.m Unlike typical vehicle break-ins where suspects check for unlocked cars police said these suspects have been breaking windows and entering vehicles Police said one of the suspects did cut themselves on glass One of the suspects was seen wearing an Under Armour sweatshirt and another was earing a Denim Tears cotton wreath sweatshirt Police are asking anyone with information or "anyone who knows someone who was recently cut and who wears similar clothing" to contact the Lower Allen Township Police Department Neighboring jurisdictions have also seen similar reported break-ins The department offered the following tips: (WHP) — The president of a Cumberland County office furniture store is accused of failing to deliver nearly $100,000 in furniture Lower Allen Township Police have charged Tracey Myers with five counts of fraudulent business practices Myers is the president of Harrisburg Office Furniture in Lower Allen Township Police said from May 2024 to August 2024 they received multiple reports of people making payments to the store but never receiving the furniture Four companies paid Harrisburg Office Furniture $96,336 in total Officers said they interviewed Myers and she admitted to having financial difficulties with the business and she is accused of telling officers she used payments from new orders to fulfill prior orders TRENDING | Note reading 'robbery empty the register' shown to employees at Adams Co. Royal Farms: PSP Police said she misled victims and accepted payments when she allegedly knew there was no way she could fulfill the orders CBS 21 tried calling Harrisburg Office Furniture to get a statement (WHP) — Voters in Central Pennsylvania are hitting the polls to cast their ballots in the 2024 election Sky View 21 flew over the Christian Life Assembly Church on Lisburn Road in Lower Allen Township on Tuesday morning GALLERY | Residents line up to vote in Cumberland County There was a 45-minute wait in the morning hours in Cumberland County (WHP) — A storm system bringing freezing rain has left much of Central Pennsylvania covered in ice Locals in the Arcona neighborhood in Lower Allen Township woke up to a blanket of ice covering their streets and sidewalks The CBS 21 First Warning Weather Team declared Thursday a Weather Warn Day for the dangerous weather WEATHER WARN DAY | Guide to preparing for the incoming ice storm CBS 21 continues to bring you team coverage on air and online with numerous live reports from around the Susquehanna Valley You can stay up-to-date on the latest forecast here (WHP) — An arrest warrant has been issued for a Mechanicsburg man involved in a DUI crash police say left a woman in need of facial reconstruction Officers arrived on scene to find one of the drivers involved in the crash had a severe head injury The driver was hospitalized and had to undergo multiple facial reconstruction and plastic surgeries due to their injuries was found to be under the influence of alcohol He reportedly completed a blood test at the hospital that showed his BAC was .326% The legal BAC limit for drivers in Pennsylvania is .08% officers filed charges and issued the arrest warrant Online court records indicate he has yet to be arrested (WHP) — A man is facing charges after witnesses say he ran around a Sheetz on March 3rd in Lower Allen Township threatening customers was seen running around the store parking lot in the 1500 block of Cedar Cliff Drive He reportedly then entered the store and threatened people Hutton was allegedly disarmed in the store and drove away in a Subaru they reportedly found the large machete style knife on a trash can Additional witnesses told police Hutton was yelling while holding the knife Hutton has been charged with assault by physical menace (WHP) — Authorities have arrested a man they believe grabbed a hotel employee pulled her inside a hotel room with him and raped her According to a release from Lower Allen Township Police 11 at the Courtyard Marriott around 9:20 p.m after he was being served by her at the bar Cates then asked her to bring food and drinks up to his room Officers confirmed that Cates allegedly grabbed the victim by her arm and took her into his hotel room before he threatened and raped her Further investigation revealed that Cates had rented the room under a fake name and also had his credit card declined Cates was later arrested on Tuesday and is currently facing charges of rape (WHP) — Authorities have released some of their investigative findings following a crash on Jan READ MORE | Rt. 15 reopens after wrong-way driver causes crash injuring multiple According to the release put out by Upper Allen Police the crash spurred from an incident involving the 29-year-old wrong-way driver at the Capital City Car Wash where he got into an altercation and hit a 2011 Nissan Rogue with a 37-year-old driver Authorities said the suspect took off the opposite direction on Route 15 traveling southbound in the northbound lanes officials said the wrong-way driver sideswiped a 2020 Volkswagen Jetta driven by a 17-year-old before a final collision involving a tractor-trailer and three other vehicles brought the suspect's car to a halt the suspect allegedly punched an EMS worker in the face Upper Allen Police also squashed rumors that the suspect was an off-duty police officer and stated the driver had "no affiliation with any law enforcement agency." Law enforcement also said they are conducting a thorough investigation and full analysis and reconstruction of the accident The driver's name will not be released until the Cumberland County District Attorney determines appropriate charges for the driver six people including the wrong-way driver were injured (WHP) — A father was arrested and is now facing child endangerment charges after Lower Allen Township Police said his four-year-old child was left in a hot car for about an hour police were dispatched to the Arcona neighborhood near Ruth Way around 8 p.m after a resident called saying a vehicle's alarm had been going off for 15 minutes with the little girl inside but the witness at the scene said they heard the girl screaming in the vehicle beforehand It was 89 degrees outside when police were responding The witness claimed to be in the area when the car alarm was going off They told police that the child was in the backseat of the car the witness said they reached through the cracked window to unlock the car and get the child out The witness said the child told them she was thirsty she only replied with "I'm thirsty." Wall told police he was visiting a friend that lived in the neighborhood and decided to leave the child in the car because she was sleeping when he arrived Police said the windows were cracked about 4 to 6 inches in the back and between 2 to 4 inches in the front Court documents allege Wall went inside and began consuming alcohol and watching TV He claimed he was checking on his daughter by looking out the window every 5 to 10 minutes At no point did he ever go outside to check on her When authorities asked Wall if he heard the car alarm going off Police said the vehicle's tint would have made it hard to see her from the house and there wasn't good circulation within the car Wall is charged with felony endangering welfare of children as police say he had a duty of care for the child as her father who brought her to the residence (WHP) — Police in Lower Allen Township are investigating after 10 juvenile cats were reportedly abandoned at a business Police said the cats were left at Nobody's Cats in the 3900 block of Hartzdale Drive on March 25 they reportedly found the cats in three cages without any paperwork or identification All cats are said to be between the ages of 6 months and 1 year old Police said the cats were in distress and covered in feces and vomit They have since been placed in foster and adoption programs Anyone with information should contact the Lower Allen police at (717) 238-9676 Get important news about your town as it happens Get the top stories from across our network Are you sure you want to unsubscribe from daily updates is accused of defrauding four companies out of more than $96,000 Lower Allen Township Police announced on Friday allegedly accepted payments totaling $96,336 from four companies between May 24 and Aug The businesses filed complaints with Lower Allen Township police Myers admitted she was facing financial difficulties and used payments from new orders to fulfill old ones Police determined Myers intentionally misled the victims accepting payments with no means to complete their orders Myers was charged with five counts of misdemeanor deceptive or fraudulent business practices Her preliminary arraignment was held before Magisterial District Judge Kathryn Silcox on Feb Myers was released on her own recognizance and her preliminary hearing is scheduled for Feb (WHP) — A Gettysburg man and juvenile are facing charges after a credit card skimmer was found at a Lower Allen Township Walmart was charged after Lower Allen Township police were called to the Walmart on 3400 Hartzdale Drive Feb 5 for reports of a skimmer found on a register Walmart's loss prevention team told officers they got a call from Gettysburg State Police informing them that two males had been putting skimming devices on registers Loss prevention workers found the skimmer immediately after Lower Allen Township police officers then spoke with Gettysburg police officers who confirmed that both male suspects were in custody and undergoing interviews with authorities Covaci was identified by video as one of the suspects He was taken to the Adams County Adult Correctional Facility on felony charges related to the unlawful use of a computer and the use of an unlawful device Police said the second suspect was identified and charged as a juvenile (WHP) — UPDATE | Officials in Lower Allen Township are saying that the break was found in a 12" main in the Yellow Breeches Creek north of Green Lane Farms Water pressure is currently increasing throughout the Pennsylvania American Water system It is anticipated that full pressure will be restored by Monday morning and water should be available in most areas The boil water advisory will remain in effect until at least Tuesday morning Two biological water testings have to be completed before it is lifted PREVIOUS COVERAGE | Cumberland County Emergency Management has advised that PA American Water has had a main break causing a loss of water pressure and supply as increased pressure is critical to restart the system Many people in the County are without water altogether Residents in the affected areas received a public service notification on Saturday morning A boil water advisory was also issued in Cumberland and York Counties Friday evening READ MORE |Boil water advisory set for 42,000 PA American Water customers amid storm flooding The boil water advisory will impact customers in the following areas: East Pennsboro Township issued an update Saturday morning on the crisis Pennsylvania American Water will be operating a water distribution point for residents on the east side of Adams-Ricci park from 11am to 8pm Residents are being asked to enter the park from the Center Street entrance via East Penn Drive (WHP) — An arrest warrant has been issued for a Lyft driver after he allegedly followed someone into her Cumberland County home is facing one felony burglary charge and one misdemeanor charge of indecent assault without consent Lower Allen Police were called t o a home in the 1700 block of Creek Vista Drive after someone reported an issue with a Lyft driver who said she got a Lyft home from grocery shopping and that her driver The driver allegedly offered to help the victim carry her groceries inside Demiri grabbed a bag and followed her into her home without her knowing When the victim turned around and was surprised to find him standing him her home Demiri allegedly kissed her on the mouth and made another sexual comment Police said Monday in a news release that they have filed charges against Demiri and issued a warrant for his arrest A Pennsylvania man who repeatedly raped a child over several months will spend up to 46 years in prison state Attorney General Dave Sunday announced on Tuesday was convicted of three counts of rape of a child two counts of involuntary deviate sexual intercourse and one count each of aggravated indecent assault The abuse began in August 2020 and continued until February 2021 The case was initially investigated by Lower Allen Township police and later referred to the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General a Cumberland County judge sentenced Nattress to 23 to 46 years in prison He must also register as a sex offender for the rest of his life “Individuals who prey on and repeatedly harm children have no place in a free society,” Attorney General Sunday said “The bravery of the victim to tell their story along with great work by Lower Allen Township police and my team ensured this defendant is behind bars for decades.” Senior Deputy Attorney General Jaime Keating prosecuted the case (WHP) — A most wanted man considered by police to be "armed and dangerous" has been charged after allegedly assaulting a woman with a shotgun simple assault and harassment following an incident on Jan Police dispatched to the West Shore Hospital around 2:11a.m Officials say that the victim was hit in the head with the butt of a shotgun leading to a sustained laceration on her head Officers also indicate that the victim had bruises on her back and arms as well as her neck from suspected strangulation Lower Allen Township Police identified Spencer as the suspect stating that Spencer had fled the scene of the assault with shotgun Authorities say he left the scene in a GMC Envoy with a PA license plate reading MRR3718 Anyone with information on Spencer's whereabouts is encouraged to contact Lower Allen Township Police or call 9-1-1