PETERSBURG — A Washington man involved in a fatal accident Nov. 20 has been charged in Pike County.
Ryan T. Parsons, 23, 1315 E. Walnut St., was recently released from Deaconess Hospital and arrested by Pike County deputies. He was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated with a controlled substance, an A misdemeanor; illegal drug lab and involuntary manslaughter, both D felonies; and criminal recklessness, operating a vehicle resulting in death and reckless homicide, all three C felonies.
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Petersburg men arrested in truck wash armed robbery
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Taking care of those who took care of you
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Senior and Family Services ready to help
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Free senior seminars
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Important Phone Numbers for Seniors
Important Phone Numbers
Washington Senior Center 254-1881/1-800-536-1881
Odon Senior Center 636-4722
Petersburg Senior Center 354-8727
Winslow Senior Center 789-9405
Ride Solution 254-3225/1-800-369-8899
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Pot, cash found during stop
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WHS NJROTC does well at local meet
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Foggy sunrise
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