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Press Release MAY 15, 2025

AG Sunday to Lead Statewide Task Force Focused on Law Enforcement Recruiting and Retention

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday thanks the Pennsylvania Senate for their leadership in furthering efforts to form a statewide task force committed to filling vacancies and retaining law enforcement staff.

Crime MAY 13, 2025

AG Sunday Stops Illegal Gaming Network in Western Pa. with Seizures of Hundreds of Illegal Chance Game Devices

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced seizures of more than 400 illegal gambling devices from dozens of western Pennsylvania establishments, along with the filing of charges against two companies operating the machines.

Press Release MAY 12, 2025

AG Sunday Warns Rite Aid Customers of Deadlines for Returns, Gift Cards, and Rewards Program

HARRISBURG –Attorney General Dave Sunday is advising Rite Aid consumers that they have until June 5 to use any gift cards and coupons, or make exchanges or returns, due to the company’s recent bankruptcy announcement.

MAY 9, 2025

AG Sunday Sues Pittsburgh-Area Interior Designer Over Alleged Failure to Complete Projects and Provide Goods, Totaling More Than $190,000

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a lawsuit against Black Cherry Design, LLP and its owner, Lauren Piasecki, alleging that the Allegheny County interior design company failed…

Crime MAY 7, 2025

CHARGED: Former Executive Director of Cambria County Bar Association Stole More than $300K for Cosmetic Procedures, Vacations, Donations to Family-Run Charity

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced the filing of charges against the former executive director of the Cambria County Bar Association for stealing more than $300,000 from the organization between 2018 and 2023.

Press Release MAY 7, 2025

“Beacon of Hope”: AG Sunday Joins Clearfield County Leaders to Honor Eight Graduates of LETI Treatment Initiative

CLEARFIELD — Attorney General Dave Sunday, along with Clearfield County District Attorney Ryan Sayers and other county leadership, announced the graduation of eight individuals who completed the LETI program — an Office of Attorney General-administered program that diverts qualified candidates to treatment in lieu of criminal prosecution.

Alert MAY 7, 2025

AG Sunday Warns of Potential Scams Following Deadly Storms that Impacted Pittsburgh and Surrounding Areas

HARRISBURG – In the wake of storms last week that impacted thousands of people in southwestern Pennsylvania, Attorney General Dave Sunday is warning everyone to stay alert for…

Press Release MAY 7, 2025

Attorney General Sunday Works with Allegheny County to Strengthen Religious Freedom Protections for Arrestees

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday announced a policy update at the Allegheny County Bureau of Corrections to strengthen religious accommodations for individuals entering the criminal justice system.

Crime MAY 6, 2025

AG Sunday Disbands Western Pa. Fentanyl and Cocaine Trafficking Operation with Charges Against 14 People

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday announced charges against a Beaver County man and more than a dozen co-conspirators for allegedly trafficking fentanyl, cocaine, and crack cocaine — following a recommendation by the 51st Statewide Investigating Grand Jury.

Crime MAY 6, 2025

Schuylkill County Man Jailed up to 33 Years for Distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material on Multiple Social Media Platforms

HARRISBURG — Attorney General Dave Sunday announced that a Schuylkill County man will serve 16½ to 33 years in prison for possession and distribution of child sexual abuse material on multiple social media platforms.

MAY 5, 2025

AG Sunday Advises Consumers of Deadline to File Claims in 23andMe Bankruptcy, and Warns that Consumer Data Could be Sold

HARRISBURG – Attorney General Dave Sunday is advising Pennsylvania consumers that the deadline to file proof of claims in the 23andMe bankruptcy case is July 14, 2025. Consumers…

Crime MAY 2, 2025

Office of Attorney General Encourages Anyone Participating in Protest Against Patrick Vereb/Eternity Pet Memorials do so Peacefully

The Office of Attorney General recognizes that the criminal charges filed against Patrick Vereb regarding actions involving his business, Eternity Pet Memorials, have caused anguish and heartbreak in the community.

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AG Sunday to Lead Statewide Task Force Focused on Law Enforcement Recruiting and Retention

AG Sunday Stops Illegal Gaming Network in Western Pa. with Seizures of Hundreds of Illegal Chance Game Devices

AG Sunday Warns Rite Aid Customers of Deadlines for Returns, Gift Cards, and Rewards Program

AG Sunday Sues Pittsburgh-Area Interior Designer Over Alleged Failure to Complete Projects and Provide Goods, Totaling More Than $190,000

CHARGED: Former Executive Director of Cambria County Bar Association Stole More than $300K for Cosmetic Procedures, Vacations, Donations to Family-Run Charity

“Beacon of Hope”: AG Sunday Joins Clearfield County Leaders to Honor Eight Graduates of LETI Treatment Initiative

AG Sunday Warns of Potential Scams Following Deadly Storms that Impacted Pittsburgh and Surrounding Areas

Attorney General Sunday Works with Allegheny County to Strengthen Religious Freedom Protections for Arrestees

AG Sunday Disbands Western Pa. Fentanyl and Cocaine Trafficking Operation with Charges Against 14 People

Schuylkill County Man Jailed up to 33 Years for Distributing Child Sexual Abuse Material on Multiple Social Media Platforms

AG Sunday Advises Consumers of Deadline to File Claims in 23andMe Bankruptcy, and Warns that Consumer Data Could be Sold

Office of Attorney General Encourages Anyone Participating in Protest Against Patrick Vereb/Eternity Pet Memorials do so Peacefully