Argument Over Easter Egg Hunt Led to Pushing, Throwing Remote, Police Say

An argument that began over a children’s Easter egg hunt resulted in a Lower Saucon Township woman being charged with harassment, township police said Tuesday.

An argument that allegedly began over an upcoming children’s Easter egg hunt resulted in a Lower Saucon Township woman being charged with harassment, township police said Tuesday.

According to police, the domestic dispute took place on the afternoon of March 24 at the home of Nicole Mosier in the 2100 block of Mixsell Avenue, Steel City.

“Nicole did admit to throwing a TV remote at the victim and pushing him,” police said.

Police added that they spoke to both parties involved in the dispute, confirming that “the argument…did become physical.”

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