The Daily Mess In Berks County

Outstanding, even with kids in the car yet.

Road rage leads to gunfire in Exeter Township, three children in the car at the time EXETER TOWNSHIP, Pa. -- A case of road rage led to gunfire on Route 422 in Exeter Township.

Exeter Township Electrocution Press Release

Emergency crews responded to a high-angle rescue incident Wednesday morning in the 4300 block of Dunham Road in Exeter Township.

Initial dispatch reports indicated a male worker was stuck in a lift approximately 30 feet in the air after reportedly coming into contact with an electrical wire while trimming trees. His condition was initially unknown.

The incident appeared to involve an employee of a local landscaping company. Utility crews cut power to the area and the lift was safely brought to the ground.

The Berks County Coroner’s Office was later requested to the scene and arrived a short time later. Police are investigating the incident.

This is a developing story. More information will be provided as it becomes available.

We would like to sincerely thank all of the fans, racers, staff members, and supporters who came out to show their support for Action Track USA.

While many of you were unable to speak due to the meeting being postponed because of the overwhelming turnout, your presence alone sent a powerful message. It demonstrated the tremendous support for Action Track USA and the positive impact the facility has on the lives of so many people. Your attendance spoke volumes, and for that, we are truly grateful.

To everyone who submitted emails and letters of support, please know that your voices were heard. The incredible response on social media, including a Facebook post that reached thousands and generated widespread engagement, further highlighted the strength and passion of the Action Track USA community.

Throughout our history, we have always worked hard to be good neighbors and a positive asset to the community. Over the past two days, you demonstrated how a challenging and emotional situation can be handled with professionalism, respect, and dignity. We could not be more proud of the way our supporters represented themselves and our racing family.

Every one of you should be proud of the role you played. We are honored to provide events and experiences for such an outstanding community of fans, racers, families, and supporters.

The flyer that circulated was clearly intended as a call to action by those who oppose what we do. We understand that not everyone will share our passion for motorsports, and we respect differing opinions. However, the overwhelming show of support demonstrated just how important Action Track USA is to so many people. The response from our supporters far exceeded anything we could have imagined, and we are incredibly thankful for that.

As we move forward, we remain committed to being respectful members of the community. Should there be another meeting regarding Action Track USA, our management team and legal counsel will attend on behalf of the speedway to ensure the process remains orderly and productive.

Once again, thank you for your support, your professionalism, and your passion for Action Track USA. We are proud to stand with each and every one of you. THANK YOU!

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It's fast approaching....

You just can't fix stupidity. Lol, 🤣🤣🤣

ARREST MADE FOLLOWING RECKLESS DRIVING INCIDENT

On the evening of June 7, 2026, videos began circulating on social media showing a male engaging in reckless and careless driving in the area of the Pagoda.Shortly after, Reading Police Officers identified the driver as 37-year-old Reading resident Jean Muniz-Hernandez.

On the morning of June 8, 2026, members of the Reading Police Department Traffic Enforcement Unit located and took Muniz-Hernandez into custody following a brief foot pursuit. Officers also discovered that he had several outstanding warrants.Appropriate charges will be filed in connection with this incident.

The Reading Police Department reminds motorists that reckless driving endangers everyone on our roadways and will not be tolerated.

The Reading Police Department wants residents and visitors to enjoy community gatherings and events throughout our city in a safe, respectful, and lawful manner.

We welcome the public's use of our parks, landmarks, and public spaces, but reckless behavior, dangerous driving, and actions that place others at risk will not be tolerated.

Our goal is to ensure that everyone can enjoy these events safely while protecting the quality of life of those who live, work, and visit Reading.

-RPD

Oh brother....

GOOD MORNING ACTION TRACK FANS & RACERS. The crusade to shut down Action Track continues this Tuesday night at the Community Development & Public Safety Meeting led by our neighbor Fredrick Engelhardt.

As we continue to follow the rules, Fredrick continues to push his agenda to shut the track down. We always operate as good neighbors, but it's just never enough.

Racers, Race Fans, please come out tomorrow night Tuesday June 9 at 7:30 PM and let the borough know. No one is here trying to cause any harm, we are all trying to enjoy our "Quality of Life". We come in for 12 events a year, for a few hours a night, enjoy our freedoms and go home.

No, the world is not perfect, yes there are things others do that we don't care for. But it is America where we all have our Freedom within rules and laws. Maybe one day everyone in America will all get along and realize the wonderful things we all have in life and appreciate them.

EVERYONE, PLEASE SHARE THIS POST and come out to the meeting located at 45 Railroad St Kutztown PA 19530.

"Let your HAPPINESS & QUALITY OF LIFE be heard"

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