A case against a former City of Allentown employee has been settled. As WDIY’s James Zipprodt reports, the woman will not see ...

Latarsha Brown applied for the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition Program and a judge granted the request, ordering she ...

An Allentown city employee was sentenced to pay thousands in fines and participate in a first-time offenders program after she pled guilty to falsely reporting that someone placed a noose on her desk.

The 42-year-old city woman must complete two years in the first-time offenders program and pay $1,985 for DNA testing that ...

An Allentown woman, who reported to city police that someone left a noose on her desk in city hall, was admitted to the Accelerated Rehabilitative Disposition program after admitting to charges ...

A former Allentown employee who was criminally charged after falsely claiming someone left a noose on her work desk has been ...

LaTarsha Brown deserves justice.” “I am calling on the people of Allentown, the media, and everyone who believes in justice to stand with LaTarsha,” she added.

On Jan. 10, LaTarsha Brown called the Allentown Police Department and reported that she found what she believed was a noose on her desk on the third floor of Allentown City Hall when she arrived ...

Let me be clear. LaTarsha Brown is innocent. LaTarsha Brown deserves justice.” According to Lopez, Brown walked into her office on Jan. 10 and found an item on her desk that appeared to be a noose.