The Philadelphia Inquirer from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on December 22, 2003 · Page B08
BLOOMINGDALE’SGIFTCARDS The gift that always fits.Available in 10.00-500.00 denominations in store,at 1-800-555-SHOP and bloomingdales.com. LIKE NO OTHER STORE IN THE WORLD CHRIS ARLOTTA CAMISOLE & SHORT SET Soft silk/cashmere set in pink,black or ivory.S,M,L.Imported.Camisole.46.00 Short.42.00 GUESS? LAYETTE G-BABY 3-PC. SET In pink cotton/polyester.0-9 months.Imported.39.50 S’MORES MAKER Set includes:rotating tray,4 customized ramekins,4 roasting forks and burner holder.Chafing fuel not included.29.99 THE HEAVENLY BASKET Filled with cookies,assorted nuts and truffles.35.00 AQUA JELLY SATCHEL In pink,light blue,orange,black or white.98.00 PHILOSOPHY WILL POWER SHOWER 3-in-1 shampoo,conditioner & shower gel in delicious baked goods scents.16 oz.16.00 MRS. PRINDABLE’S APPLES Granny Smith apple drizzled in chocolate,caramel and nuts.18.50 To order, call 1.800.555.SHOP, #N814. Sorry, no phone orders on items with general descriptions. Delivery fees apply. Savings may not be based on actual sales. Savings are off regular prices. No adjustments to prior purchases. No home items at Beverly Center, Bridgewater Commons or NorthMichigan Avenue. No fashion at Medinah Temple, Oakbrook Center or Las Vegas. No kids items at Beverly Center, Chestnut Hill or Newport Beach. Sale ends December 24th, 2003. NEW EXTENDED HOLIDAY HOURS: THE COURT AT KING OF PRUSSIA,KING OF PRUSSIA 610-337-6300 AND WILLOW GROVE PARK MALL,WILLOW GROVE 215-706-3300. MONDAY AND TUESDAY 9-11,WEDNESDAY 8-6,FRIDAY 8-10,SATURDAY 10-10,SUNDAY 10-7ALL BLOOMINGDALE’S STORES CLOSED THURSDA Y FOR CHRISTMAS ON GOSSAMER HIP-G THONGS Crocheted flowers on nylon mesh.In mint chip, bubblicious,cinnamon swirl,blueberry pop or strawberry & cream.S/M or M/L.Imported.19.00 PERLIER 2-PC. HONEY SET Includes an 8.4-oz.bath and shower cream and a 3.4-oz.hand cream (a 33.50 combined value).25.00 ONLY@BLOOMINGDALE’S PARTY RUDY BY BIA CORDON BLEU Set of four reindeer mugs. Reg.30.00 Sale 22.50 LULU GUINNESS DAISY TOTE Pink two-handle tote reads “He loves me... He loves me not....” Also available in black.195.00 ByKathleenBradyShea INQUIRERSTAFFWRITER Thefactthatadefenseattorney w antedhisclientreleasedfrom prisonwashardlysurprising. Thefactthattheprosecutor agreedgavethejudgepause. Afterall,EmmaJoBandy,49, ofRisingSun,Md.,hadrepeated- lyrammedhercarintothehorse andbuggyofaNottinghamman andslashedapoliceofficerwith aknifeinSeptember. “WhyshouldIacceptthis [pleabargain]?”askedChester CountyCourtJudgeJuanR. Sanchez.“Itwasaviolentact.” Butafterlisteningtoexplana- tionsfrombothAssistantDistrict AttorneyWilliamRossStoycos anddefenseattorneyFrancisC. Miller,thejudgeapprovedasen- tenceonFridayof83daysto23 monthsforresistingarrestand recklessendangerment. BecauseBandyreceivedcredit forthetimeshehadservedin prisonsinceSept.27,shewaspa- roledandwillspendChristmas withherfamily,whichincludes twochildren.Thatwasbasedon areportfromNorristownState Hospital,whereBandywassent forevaluation.Stoycossaidboth victims—EliStoltzfusKing,19, ofNottingham,andWestNotting- hamTownshipPoliceOfficer DonaldMcIvor—werecomfort- ablewiththepleaagreement. Underitsterms,Bandymust spendtwoyearsonprobation andundergomental-health treatment.Shemustalsopay restitutionof$3,000toKing. Courtrecordsprovidethefol- lowingaccount: Policereceiveda911callon Sept.27fromamanwhosaw Bandyslammingherwhite FordsedanintoKing’shorse andbuggyonRedPumpRoad inWestNottinghamTownship. WhenKingturnedontothe laneleadingtohisbarn,Bandy followedhim.Kingjumpedout ofthebuggyandattemptedto closethebarndoorasBandy drovetowardhim,crashing throughthedoorandpullingit outofitsframe.Kingmanaged toavoidbeinghit. Bythen,McIvorhadarrived. WhenheapproachedBandy,he noticedthatshehadaknifeand heorderedhertodropit.She threwitinthegrassbutthen beganviolentlyresistingarrest. Sheregainedcontrolofthe knifeandslashedMcIvor. MillersaidBandy,whosuf- fersfrombipolardisorder,had hermedicinechangedseveral weeksbeforetheincidentand becamedelusional,suddenlybe- lievingherchildrenwerebeing kidnappedbytheAmish. Shegotintohercarandhead- ednorthintoPennsylvania, whereshesawKing,Millersaid. “Iheardmyson’svoice;I thoughthewasbeingtaken,”Ban- dytoldthejudge.Shesaidshe hadneverheardvoicesbefore. Millersaidauthoritiesin CecilCounty,Md.,hadagreed tosuperviseBandy’streatment. ContactstaffwriterKathleenBrady Sheaat610-701-7625or kbrady@phillynews.com. J udgeacceptspleadealforMd.womanwhorammedAmishbuggywithcar B8 C BucksCounty www.philly.com THEPHILADELPHIAINQUIRER Monday,December22,2003
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