He was arrested about a quarter-mile away from the house in the 400 block of Erford Road. Police say a retired state trooper passing the scene in his car assisted in the arrest, using the vehicle to cut off the barefoot Fishel as East Pennsboro officers pursued him on foot. He is accused of distributing marijuana. Fishel was charged with unlawful delivery or possession of a controlled substance. No additional charges were filed against Dibeler.
Police say they also found a small amount of marijuana in the house.
Since the house is within 1,000 feet of a school, Fishel's sentence could be doubled, Huss says. Although police say there is no indication the men were selling drugs from the house, Chief Dennis McMaster says construction workers at West Creek told police they suspected drug activity at that location. Jury rules against CV team The York Catholic High School defense team celebrated as the jury foreman announced the verdict of not guilty. In mock trial action Tuesday at Dauphin County Courthouse, York Catholic defeated the prosecution team from Cumberland Valley High School by an 8 to 1 margin to win the district championship. Cumberland Valley edged Carlisle High School's team 6-5 last week to reach the district final.