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Police arrested a Williamsport man on Wednesday evening at the Comfort Inn in Loyalsock Township. The 65-year-old Raymond Ergott now confronts forgery and counterfeiting charges. These actions affect local businesses that accept payments for services like lodging. Troopers were called to the location after the incident occurred.
WOLF-TV · Oct 10, 2026A 46-year-old Williamsport man died Friday afternoon after his SUV left the roadway and rolled multiple times in Loyalsock Township. Damion L. Sims lost control while driving south on Cemetery Road around 5 p.m.. The investigation into this accident remains active for local authorities.
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Pennsylvania State Police report that a Williamsport man is accused of using a counterfeit $100 bill to rent a hotel room. Troopers were called to the Comfort Inn in Loyalsock Township on Wednesday evening, leading to the arrest of 65-year-old Raymond Ergott. He now faces forgery and counterfeiting charges.
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A 46-year-old Williamsport man, Damion Sims, was killed on October 9th during a one-vehicle crash. The accident occurred at 4:58 p.m. along Cemetery Road in Loyalsock Township. Sims's 2005 Mercury Mountaineer lost control and struck multiple trees before rolling multiple times.
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A 46-year-old Williamsport man was killed Friday afternoon after his SUV left the roadway and rolled multiple times in Loyalsock Township. Damion L. Sims lost control while driving south on Cemetery Road around 5 p.m. The crash remains under investigation by police.
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Damion Sims, 46 of Williamsport, has been identified as the driver killed late Friday afternoon in a single-vehicle crash. The incident occurred in the 500 block of Cemetery Road in Loyalsock Township when his Mercury Mountaineer lost control.
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