MONONGAHELA (AP) -- Police said an intoxicated woman with a dislike of train whistles parked her car on some Pittsburgh area railroad tracks to stop trains from coming through town.
Monongahela police Chief Brian Tempest told the (Washington) Observer-Reporter that Bridgett Dixon, 42, was "sick and tired of hearing the horn blowing" though, he noted, "she doesn't even live that close to the tracks."
Online court records don't list an attorney for Dixon who faces a preliminary hearing on charges including risking a catastrophe.
NEW YORK -- A motorist already accused in a horrific hit-and-run traffic accident that killed a pregnant woman and her husband in Brooklyn was charged Tuesday with three counts of second-degree manslaughter, including one for the death of the couple's premature child.
Julio Acevedo also was indicted on three new counts of criminally negligent homicide to go along with a lesser charge, annou






