Courtroom Sees Tragic Video Of Student's Last Moments, How To Spot A Credit Card Skimmer And Other Top News

Check out the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

'The Courtroom Is Silent': Reactions As Video Of Fatal Penn State Frat Party Is Played

The fraternity brothers charged in the death of a 19-year-old student at a party in February were in Centre County court Monday for a preliminary hearing. It was an emotional day: three hours of video surveillance from the fatal night was played. The accused students were laughing and hugging "as if this was just another fraternity get-together," the deceased student's dad reportedly said.

Card Skimmers Popping Up Across Philly Region: Here's How To Spot Them

Credit card skimmers are popping up across Bucks County. This is what to look out for — and when you should be suspicious.

Teen Assaults Security Guard At Graduation Ceremony

A teen who may have been under the influence of a hallucinogenic drug assaulted a security guard at the Central Bucks South High School graduation ceremony Tuesday, police said.

Doctor Sentenced For Patient Death, Pill Ring

Jeffrey Bado – who practiced medicine at 5735 Ridge Ave. Roxborugh from 2010 to 2011 and at 574B W. Lancaster Ave. in Bryn Mawr from 2011 to 2013 – was sentenced Wednesday to 25 years in prison.

Man Admits Fondling 103-Year-Old Woman At Nursing Home

A former Main Line township commissioner admitted he fondled a 103-year-old woman with a mental disability.

Man Grabbed Woman Outside Wawa, Forcibly Kissed Her: Cops

A Lansdale man has been arrested and charged after grabbing a woman outside of a local Wawa and forcibly kissing her, police said.

Philadelphia, Conrail To Clean Up Kensington Drug Market

"Over the years, thousands of addicts and drug dealers have used this property as an open-air drug market, and the community has been subjected to the public health problems, crime and negative impact to quality of life," the mayor said.

Nature Center In Bucks CountyClosed 'Indefinitely' Due To Emerald Ash Borer Infestation

The walking trails at Clark Nature Center have been closed indefinitely due to an infestation of the tree-killing Emerald Ash Borer

27 PA Health Groups Condemn New GOP Healthcare Plan

A group of 27 healthcare organizations from across Pennsylvania has broadly condemned the Republican American Health Care Act. Here's why.