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Coach Knocks Down Ref, Video Makes National Headlines: Patch PM
Also: 4 a.m. Kohl's brawl / $500M Powerball drawing tonight / $8M home among state's most expensive listings / Plus, your commute.

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Stories worth talking about tonight:
VIDEO: Neshaminy Coach ‘Head Butts’ Ref During Tuesday Game
A varsity basketball coach in Bucks County has been placed on administrative leave after an apparent “head butt” that knocked a referee to the ground during a game Tuesday night against Pennsbury.
A video, captured by a WBCB1490 livestream and posted to YouTube, shows head coach Jerry Devine in an altercation with a referee. He approaches the referee and then appears to head butt him, knocking him down to the ground. The story has made national headlines.
Yesterday’s Patch PM: Bryn Athyn Resident Dies In Idaho Plane Crash
Other headlines:
Brawl Erupts at 4 a.m. at Montgomery County Kohl’s
- Several store employees were involved in a bloody melee that sent two to the hospital.
$8M Bucks County Home Among State’s Most Expensive Listings
- The home has a bowling alley. Get the picture?
Powerball Jackpot Soars To $500M: When To Play, Find a Retailer
- The drawing for the biggest jackpot in nearly a year is Wednesday at 10:59 p.m.
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