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Area state trooper being sued for alleged false arrest of Morrisdale woman

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A lawsuit was filed this week in U.S. District Court in Johnstown. Lana Hubler-Thompson, 59, is the owner of Forgotten Hearts Horse Sanctuary. According to reports, she was hauling a bale of hale in her pickup truck on her way to the sanctuary.

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Area state trooper being sued for alleged false arrest of Morrisdale woman

JOHNSTOWN — A Morrisdale woman who owns a nonprofit horse sanctuary has filed a federal civil rights lawsuit against a Clearfield-based state police trooper who alleged in June 2023 that she was driving under the influence of methamphetamine.

5 months ago·Du Bois, United States

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