A Beaver County Judge has ruled the Pennsylvania Attorney General’s Office can not revoke the immunity from prosecution it granted to a Sheriff’s Deputy who repeatedly lied to the Pennsylvania State Police and then allegedly provided false testimony while under oath. Judge Harry Knafelc ruled that the Attorney General’s Office does not have the authority…
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