A accused of an employee in the city of planting the gallows on their office in Pennsylvania Hall

The Pennsylvania city employee was arrested after an investigation for months after he claimed that she had claimed I falsely mentioned the gallows On her office.

During a press conference on Monday, the Allentown Police Administration announced the arrest of the city’s employee, La Marcha Brown, who said the police said a report on January 10, after she reported that a rope had been found on her office when she arrived in the city hall.

The criminal investigation began after the Brown report to determine the person responsible for putting the gallows on its office.

During the investigation, the police said that video monitoring and access control records were reviewed to identify the city’s attendees On the third floor of the city hall Between the time, Brown left work on the afternoon of January 9 and arrived on January 10.

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Police said that each employee was interviewed, and was asked whether he would provide a tiny tank to test the DNA, if necessary.

Police said that every city employee agreed, with the exception of Brown, who the officers said was “a cooperative at the beginning”, but later asked to stop the investigation.

A few days later, a DNA sample was obtained from Brown through an inspection order after the gallows were submitted to the Pennsylvania State Police Crime Laboratory for the DNA test.

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The police decided that the Brown DNA matches the DNA on Nose, according to the forensic report issued on March 10.

“The DNA profile of another person has not been found on the proofs participating in this investigation,” the police said in a statement.

As a result of the results, the police said that Brown is now facing charges of investigating the gallows, including tampering with physical evidence or manufacturing and wrong reports to law enforcement authorities.

When asked about the future of Brown’s work, Al -Antown Police Commander Charles Roca He said he could not comment, but Brown is still currently working by the city.

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Roca added that Brown’s motive cannot be discussed.

Brown is scheduled to be a preliminary hearing on April 22.

I told the mayor of Allentown Matt Tuerk Fox News that this was a “serious accident” and that they are working closely with the application of the law.

“This was a serious accident that strongly affects the employees of the ALENTOWN service, and we pray for peace to all the affected,” Tuerk office participated in a statement.

“We are grateful to the work of Allentown PD, Pennsylvania State Police and the Federal Investigation Office for a comprehensive investigation. We are still committed to a safe and welcome work place in our city.”

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The Brown case mimics the case of actor Jossi Smollett, who informed Chicago police was a victim Racist By two men wearing ski masks in January 2019.

The actor was originally condemned the “empire” to organize the crime of hatred, but after presenting a petition, Smollett was concerned The Illinois Supreme Court canceled in November 2024 when a judge stated that he should not have been charged for the second time for an agreement he reached with the prosecutors and that he had violated his rights.

Lauryn Overhultz of Fox News Digital contributed to this report.

Stepheny Price is a writer in Fox News Digital and Fox Business. It covers topics including missing persons, murders, national crime cases, illegal immigration, and more. Story tips and ideas can be sent to Stepheny.price@fox.com