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Teen Pleads Guilty in Ethnic Intimidation Case

By: Eric Deabill
Updated: January 18, 2013
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Honesdale, Wayne County - A Wayne County teenager has admitted his role in an ethnic intimidation case at a Jewish summer camp.

Tyler Spencer of Honesdale pleaded guilty Thursday to shooting paintballs at campers and damaging property at Camp Bonim in Clinton Township last summer.

In a separate case, Spencer also admitted hitting a man with his truck the same week.

The 18-year-old will be sentenced in April.

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