When asked for a comment on being arrested for obstruction of justice Tuesday evening, Sandra Reid replied

"Hands Up, Don't Shoot"

Harrisburg Mayor Eric Papenfuse.

The Dauphin county District Attorney's office is reviewing the arrest.

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Archive Wednesday November 26, 2014.

WGAL NBC 8 reported today that Harrisburg city council member Sandra Reid was charged with obstruction of justice Tuesday evening.

From WGAL

Harrisburg City Councilwoman Sandra Reid has been charged with obstruction of justice, after police say she interfered with an arrest.

It happened on Tuesday night at a gas station at 16th and State streets.

Reid has not commented on the incident.

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Harrisburg city council meeting November 25, 2014.

Harrisburg city council member Sandra Reid voiced strong comments on "transient people" who she said "come into the city and benefit from the use of our city."

Reid's comments were related to a proposed commercial development that she supported and voted to approve.

"For the benefit of those transient people that come into our city , that take their high salaries back to the suburbs."

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Archive video published July 9, 2014

Harrisburg city council member Sandra Reid doubles down on comments she made during Monday nights council meeting, Reid once again refers to Harrisburg's restaurant row " A Sodom and Gomorrah that we have now."

Council member Ben Allett asks Reid - Do you realize what religious extremists use Sodom and Gomorrah as a reference for?. "It's to denounce people who happen to be LGBT."

Response from Sandra Reid. "Sodom and Gomorrah was a place for people went to party and revel".

And Reid went on to explain "First time I've ever heard that reference, so I can not be held accountable for something I did not know".

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From Monday's City Council meeting.

Harrisburg city council member Sandra Reid is a little upset that "Outsiders" are visiting second streets restaurant row.

Reid referred to downtown Harrisburg as "Sin City" and having a "Sodom and Gomorrah" type of atmosphere, "It's, I'm going to go here because I don't give a rats butt about the city of Harrisburg anyway."

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Archive April 23, 2914

During Tuesday's Harrisburg city council meeting council member Sandra Reid read from a prepared statement related to her "Trash can donation program"

Is council member Reid talking about the trash problem in Harrisburg, or just trash talking?

Watch the videos of her comments:

Sandra Reid. Only 20 trash cans?

If your not part of the solution then you must be part of the problem. It is plain as the nose on my face.

Whats going on with the trash in Harrisburg? So when I asked two very powerful leaders of this community how they were going to support the trash can drive, they basically told me they were not.

Look at where the codes are being enforced. There are no children, low crime rate, and economic development is everywhere. This cannot just be a coincidence.

United States District Judge Malachy E. Mannion today ordered Graham Spanier's lawsuit against Louis Freeh be remanded to the Court of Common Pleas of Centre County.

Memorandum.

As released by the Pa Department of Education.

Harrisburg – Acting Secretary of Education Carolyn Dumaresq today filed a petition with the York County Court of Common Pleas to place York City School District into receivership and appoint Dave Meckley as receiver.

“For nearly two years, Mr. Meckley has attempted to work with the school board to implement a financial recovery plan – approved by the board in June 2013 – that would ensure students have access to quality academic programs while restoring fiscal stability to the district,” Dumaresq said. “During this time, the board has consistently failed to follow the recovery plan and the directives of the chief recovery officer. It is now necessary for the district to be placed into receivership so the recovery plan can to be fully executed for the benefit of the students and to return the district to financial solvency.”

Under provisions of the School District Financial Recovery law, in December 2012, the Department of Education placed the district in Moderate Financial Recovery Status and appointed Meckley as chief recovery officer.

In creating the recovery plan, Meckley worked with an advisory committee, obtained input from the public and met frequently with the board, district and school administrators, teachers and staff to develop the plan.

Since the recovery plan was approved by the board in June 2013, the board has refused to implement the plan as required, leaving the district unable to advance academic achievement and begin fiscal recovery.

Dumaresq noted several areas in which the school board has failed to adhere to the financial recovery plan: taking action that is inconsistent with the plan, not specifically identified in the plan or not directed by the chief recovery officer as being necessary to implement the plan.

Today’s filing is supported by elected officials and business leaders throughout York County.