Western of the city accused of planting a knot on his desk in a Pennsylvania town hall

An employee of the city of Pennsylvania was arrested following a survey of months after presumably falsely reported that you have found a noose on his desk.

During a press conference on Monday, the Alnerown Police Department announced the arrest of the employee of the city Latarsha Brown, which the police said that he made a report on January 10, after reporting that he had found a noose on his desk when he arrived to work at the Town Hall.

A criminal investigation was started following Brown’s report to identify the person responsible for positioning the noose on his desk.

During the investigation, the police said that the control and building control registers were reviewed to identify the employees of the city present On the third floor of the Town Hall Among the moment when Brown left the work on the afternoon of January 9 and his arrival on the morning of January 10th.

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Alnerown officials, Pennsylvania, announced on Monday that an employee of the city had been accused after saying that he had planted a noose on his desk and presented a false relationship. (Alnerown Police Department)

Each employee was interviewed, said the police, and was asked if they would provide a buccal swab for DNA tests if necessary.

The police said that every employee of the city agreed, with the exception of Brown, that the officers declared that he was “initially cooperative”, but later he asked that the investigations were interrupted.

Days later, Brown’s DNA champion was obtained through a research mandate after the noose was presented at the Pennsylvania state police crime laboratory for DNA tests.

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An Allentown City employee was accused after reporting a noose found on his desk at the Town Hall. (Alnerown Police Department)

The police established that Brown’s DNA corresponded to the DNA found on the noose, according to a forensic ratio issued on March 10.

“No DNA profile of no other person was found on the evidentiary articles involved in this investigation,” said the police in a press release.

As a result of the results, the police said that Brown is facing accusations in relation to the investigation into the noose, including tampering or manufacturing physical evidence and false relationships to the authorities of the police.

To the question about the future of Brown’s employment, Chief of the Police of Allentown Charles Roca He said he couldn’t comment, but that Brown is still currently employed by the city.

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Allentown, Pennsylvania, as seen from the Tilghman Street Bridge. (Charles Creitz/Fox News Digital)

Roca added that Brown’s reason for his actions could not be discussed.

Brown is scheduled for a preliminary hearing of the court on April 22nd.

The mayor of Allentown Matt Tuerk told Fox News Digital that it was a “serious accident” and who are working closely with the police.

“This was a serious accident that has a profound impact on employees who are dedicated to serving Allentown and are praying for peace for all affected,” Tuerk’s office shared in a note.

“We are grateful for the work of Allentown Pd, the State Police of Pennsylvania and the FBI for their in -depth investigations. We remain engaged in a safe and welcoming workplace in our city.”

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The case of Brown imitates the case of the actor Jussie Smollett, who reported to the Chicago police that he was a victim of A racist and homophobic attack by two men who wear ski masks in January 2019.

The actor “Empire” was originally convicted of having orchestrated the crime of hatred, but after presenting a petition, Smollett had his accusations Overturned by the Illinois Supreme Court in November 2024 since a judge established that he should not have been accused a second time due to an agreement that he reached with public ministries and that he violated his rights.

Fox News Digital’s Lauryn review contributed to this relationship.