October 19, 2015- Commonwealth v Clark Huff:  Clark Huff pleaded "no contest" to criminal attempt homicide, aggravated assault, terroristic threats and recklessly endangering another person in exchange for a sentence of 10-20 years in a state correctional institution.  The charges stemmed from an incident that occurred on January 20, 2015.  Huff and his estranged wife attended a counseling session to discuss their impending divorce, the session did not go as Huff wished and he left the session early.  When the victim left the session she again encountered Huff at which time a verbal altercation ensued with Huff threatening to kill her and himself.  Victim became scared for her well being and attempted to leave, Huff attempted to block her with his body but she was able to get into her vehicle and leave.  Huff began to follow the victim in his car down Front Street, weaving around traffic, until catching up with the victim’s vehicle and ramming her car several times causing both vehicles to crash.  The victim did suffer injuries.  Several bystanders ran to provide assistance to the parties at which time Huff again told them that he was attempting to kill his wife and kill himself. 

At sentencing, the victim stated that she still lives in fear that Huff will attempt to kill her again after this incident.  In addition to the 10-20 years in state prison, he received a consecutive 5 year probation sentence for a revocation on a 2009 child sexual assault docket.

This case was investigated by Officers Erik Henry, Kenny Young, Chris Silvio from Harrisburg Bureau of Police and Officer Jeremy Barrick from Swatara Township Police Department.  The case was prosecuted by Deputy District Attorney Codi Tucker who praised the "excellent police work in this case."