Crime & Safety
Plymouth Woman Encouraged Teens To Fight, Rob Each Other: Report
A Plymouth woman, 19, reportedly encouraged teens to fight and rob each other, recording the incidents.
PLYMOUTH, PA — A Plymouth woman, 19, reportedly encouraged teens to fight and rob each other, recording the incidents.
Jacqueline Schumacker, 19, faces charges of corruption of minors and theft in connection with the cases.
The first incident occurred on March 14 at around 9 a.m. on the first block of Ross Street, according to the Times Herald.
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Schumacker allegedly witnessed one boy beat and rob another another, taking a video of the encounter on her iPhone and doing nothing to stop or report the attack.
Video recovered from her phone shows her egging on an older teen in a different incident as he repeatedly hits a younger teen. She later stole a vape pen from one of the boys after it fell out as they were fighting, the report states.
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A preliminary hearing is set for April 4.
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