Falls Township Fire Chief Brian Salt, 36, initially claimed to have no idea how his 3-month-old daughter had been injured when he brought her to his in-law’s house, according to court documents ...

Falls Township Fire Chief Brian Salt has been charged with two felonies Sean Neumann is a reporter at PEOPLE. He has been working at PEOPLE since 2019. His work has previously appeared in Rolling ...

On Friday, March 21, Falls Township Fire Chief Brian Salt faced a judge and was arraigned on several charges. His bail was set at $500,000. Salt is due back in court next month.

While speaking with police, Salt, who was serving as fire chief of Falls Township Fire Company No. 1 at the time of the incident, said he knew he hurt his daughter, but took the baby to his in ...

Police: Fire chief 'simply lost control over her uncontrolled crying' In a follow-up police interview on Thursday with the couple, Brian Salt allegedly told police that while he was caring for his ...

A Pennsylvania fire chief has been accused of deliberately dropping his three-month-old daughter and allowing her skull to shatter, say police.. Falls Township fire chief Brian Salt, 36, “lost ...

Police said Brian Salt told them he "lost control over" his infant's "uncontrolled crying" A fire chief in Pennsylvania has been arrested and "suspended indefinitely" after admitting to dropping ...

Fire Chief Suspended 'Indefinitely' After Admitting to Dropping His 3-Month-Old Daughter and Fracturing Her Skull Police said Brian Salt told them he "lost control over" his infant's "uncontrolled ...

Investigators say Falls Township Fire Chief Brian Salt admitted to losing his temper as the infant cried uncontrollably, throwing the child with such force that she fractured her skull.

Falls Fire Co. 1 Chief Brian Salt, 36, was charged and arraigned Thursday on a charge of felony child endangerment, and ungraded charge of aggravated assault on a person under age 13 and ...