The Pennsylvania State Police released law enforcement statistics spanning over the COVID-19 pandemic.
As of today, state police Troop A, which covers Indiana, Ebensburg, Somerset, Kiski Valley and Greensburg report that no health and safety enforcement warnings or citations were issued since April 19. However, police issued two stay-at-home citations dating back to April 1st, and 35 business closure enforcement warnings dating back to March 23rd.
When comparing these statistics to the rest of Pennsylvania State Police troops, Troop A handed out the third-most business closure enforcement warnings since March 23rd, and the second-most stay-at-home enforcement citations in the state. Only Troop F – Coudersport, Mansfield regions – leads ahead of Troop A with stay-at-home citations with seven.
A complete troop-by-troop breakdown can be found on the Pennsylvania State Police website at psp.pa.gov.
