Allison Hill area, (17104) – A disturbing incident unfolded in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, where a Subway restaurant manager allegedly trapped a 10-year-old girl behind a locked backroom door, according to police. The incident occurred at a Subway location in the Allison Hill neighborhood. Authorities say the child was left frightened and shaken. The manager, whose identity hasn’t been released yet, is under investigation, and Subway corporate has suspended the employee pending further review. Police are urging anyone who witnessed the event or has relevant information to come forward. This is the second troubling report involving a child in a local business this month, raising community concern.
Key Facts
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BREAKING: Manager allegedly locked a 10-year-old girl inside Subway’s back room
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IMPACT: Child emotionally shaken; family pursuing legal action
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OFFICIAL SOURCE: “We’re treating this seriously,” – Sgt. Linda Davis, Harrisburg Police
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ACTION: Officials urge any witnesses or customers to contact local authorities
Impact Of Local News
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Precise Location:
Allison Hill area, ZIP 17104 – Subway at S. 17th St. & Market Street -
Community Connection:
“This is terrifying. We walk past there daily with our kids.”
– Maria Green, parent & local resident -
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Crisis Response
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IMMEDIATE RESOURCES:
» ChildLine Abuse Hotline: 1-800-932-0313
» Dauphin County Crisis Support: 717-232-7511 -
OFFICIAL GUIDANCE:
“Keep an open dialogue with your kids. What they experience matters.”
– Sgt. Davis, Harrisburg Police Department
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