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Pulaski Township Wrist-Breaking Assault Lands New Castle Man In County Jail

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Published on March 01, 2026
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State police arrested a New Castle man on Thursday after a reported domestic assault at a Pulaski Township home left a woman with a broken wrist, according to investigators. The suspect, identified by authorities as 38-year-old Jared Joseph Magusiak, was taken into custody and is being held at the Lawrence County jail.

How the arrest unfolded

According to a report in the New Castle News, state police responded to the Pulaski Township residence on Thursday and arrested Magusiak at the scene. The outlet reports that Magusiak lives on the 2300 block of Pennsylvania Avenue and is being held in the Lawrence County Corrections Center. The report was filed by Debbie Wachter.

Local resources and context

Domestic violence continues to be a serious problem across Pennsylvania, with the Pennsylvania Coalition Against Domestic Violence reporting more than 100 domestic-violence deaths in 2024. In Lawrence County, people experiencing abuse or seeking guidance can reach out to the Crisis Shelter of Lawrence County for confidential support and a 24-hour hotline.

What happens next

Magusiak remains in custody while prosecutors review the investigation and determine whether formal charges will be filed and when court proceedings will be scheduled. For information on custody status, bond, or upcoming court dates, the Lawrence County Corrections Center lists contact details and jail-roster guidance on its official website.