Teen Charged For Aiding ISIS / Abduction Attempt / Wedding Brawl Apology / Weird Weather: This Week On Patch

Here’s a look at the top news that made headlines this week across the Patch network in Pennsylvania:

Groom Apologizes For Wedding Brawl That Made National Headlines

• The brawl, which happened in Berks County in June, required 25 officers to break it up, plus a prisoner transport vehicle.

Pennsylvania Teen Arrested For Aiding ISIS

• Authorities say Jalil Ibn Ameer Aziz, 19, used 57 Twitter accounts to spread ISIS propaganda. He was arrested Thursday.

Abington Man Who Allegedly Cheated His Way Into Boston Marathon Becoming Legend

• The running community has not forgiven - nor forgotten - Mike Rossi, who continues to attempt to defend himself.

Attempted Abduction Reported In Montgomery County Park

• State police are investigating reports of an attempted abduction in Green Lane Park in Montgomery County.

Bucks County Woman Guilty In Gay Attack, Jury Finds

• Kathryn Knott of Southampton is guilty of numerous misdemeanors in connection with a 2014 attack on a gay couple in Philadelphia.

Temperatures Break Records For Three Straight Days

• Monday’s 70-degree weather broke a previous high temperature of 69 degrees that was set in 1881.

Snow, Ice Possible This Weekend in Pa.

• Some snow and ice pellets are expected to fall overnight in parts of Pennsylvania, forecasters said Friday.

Other Driver In Double Fatal Rt. 202 Crash Identified

• Sean Michael Adee, 32, of North Wales was driving the Nissan XTerra that left the roadway and crashed head-on, killing a Solebury couple.

Central Bucks Mourning Lenape Student Killed Saturday

• Steven Kim, 14, died after being hit by a car on Dec. 12 while skateboarding.

Penn State Sued For Student’s Suicide

• Brutal hazing by a fraternity led to a Penn State Altoona student leaping off of an 11-story building, a father’s lawsuit alleges.

Suspect Pleads Guilty In Norristown Shooting Which Left Victim Without Eye: Report

• Police on the scene of the horrific incident found blood smeared on the blinds, furniture and walls.