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Driver said "the Devil had taken over" when he sped past Halloween parade crowds in Freeport

DeAndre Washington
DeAndre Washington
DeAndre Washington
Sports Reporter · East Liberty, PA

DeAndre Washington is a lifelong Pittsburgh resident and graduate of Robert Morris University. With over 5 years of experience reporting on high school and collegiate sports for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review, he is passionate about elevating local athletes and celebrating community pride through sports.

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Driver said "the Devil had taken over" when he sped past Halloween parade crowds in Freeport — Sewickley Health news

A driver was arrested after police said he claimed "the Devil had taken over his body" when he sped past crowds gathered for Freeport's Halloween parade on Wednesday.The Southern Armstrong Regional Police Department said they were closing down Fifth Street to traffic ahead of the parade when the driver of a silver sedan began speeding down the road. Families were already gathering on either side of the street.An officer conducting traffic control initiated a traffic stop and was momentarily able to get the driver to stop at an intersection. When asked to roll down his window, the man said "no" and sped off down the street past more people who were getting ready to watch the parade. "All it could have taken as a young kid or an adult just to walk out across the street to go be with their family on the other side, and things could have been completely different," Southern Armstrong Regional Chief Hunter Tackett said. The driver, identified as 41-year-old Kyle Pulaski, drove his car to a

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