Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 857-3800.

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Yesterday, an Allport man was arrested for driving under the influence after he lost control of his vehicle on Old Turnpike Road in Morris Township, crossed the roadway and overturned after striking an embankment.

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A Winburne man reported someone drove through his yard Wednesday, leaving approximately 150 tire marks on the lawn and causing an estimated $300 in damage.

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Troopers are seeking more information after someone removed a black iron table with an umbrella and four matching chairs from a West Decatur location between July 1 and Friday.

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On Friday, a Houtzdale woman was cited for harassment after she struck a Coalport woman in the face and scratched her in the neck and chest.

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Between June 28 and Friday, someone removed a radiator, valued at $800, from a truck parked on private property along Shawville-Frenchville Highway.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police.

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One man was arrested after he allegedly removed $750 in automobile parts from Natalie's Salvage in Woodward Township June 27.

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The investigation continues in an incident of criminal trespass at a Wallaceton Road residence in which a Morrisdale man reported a person began staying in his rental unit without permission.

The person had been staying with another individual who was evicted and refused to leave and continued to live at the location.

Clearfield Boro
A parking complaint was reported on East Cherry Street.

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Police checked the welfare of a High Street woman and everything was found to be OK.

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An intoxicated woman was arrested and jailed after she was seen walking on Walnut Street and found to be on probation.

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Following reports that a work scene on South Second Street was unsafe, officers determined it was safe.

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A young child was found to be responsible for a 911 hang-up call.

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No injuries were reported in a hit-and-run accident on Nichols Street.

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Officers assisted Lawrence Township police with a domestic incident at Edgewood Apartments.

Lawrence Township
In separate incidents, parking complaints were reported on Weaver Street Extension, at Clearfield Area High School and involving a Tyrone woman, which police are investigating.

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No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident at Daisy Street Extension and Woodland Road.

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Officers assisted a Plymptonville woman in locating her daughter, who left without permission.

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A missing bankcard was reported.

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A malfunctioning traffic light was reported at Woodland Road and Daisy Street.

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Police responded to an act of disorderly conduct on Montgomery Run Road.

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An incident of corruption of minors involving a 27-year-old man and a 17-year-old girl was reported.

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Officers responded to a domestic incident on Grice Road in Glen Richey.

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An Illinois man was apprehended following a large fight at a local establishment.

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The investigation continues in an act of criminal mischief on Grice Road in Glen Richey, where juveniles vandalized mailboxes.

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An incident of harassment was reported.

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Three separate incidents of suspicious activity were reported.

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An incident of trespassing was reported at a local hotel.

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A vehicle reportedly cut off another vehicle on state Route 879.

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Loud music was reported on Weaver Street Extension.

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A truck was reportedly being driven erratically and struck the curb on South Second Street.

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In separate incidents, police checked the welfare of a Dorey Street Extension resident and a Flegal Road man and found everything to be OK.

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Officers responded to an incident of trespassing in progress at the Army Reserve building and found the man had permission to be there.

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Clearfield Borough police assisted with a domestic disturbance on Valley View Drive.

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Seven juveniles were arrested for underage drinking and related offenses following a disturbance on White Road.

State police at DuBois
On Saturday, a vehicle pulled into the path of another vehicle on Interstate 80 in Sandy Township.

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Someone damaged a mailbox at a residence along Home Camp Road in Union Township Saturday.

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A Luthersburg man reported someone removed a 2007 white 35-foot-long Fifth Wheel camper trailer with blue and yellow splash marks from along U.S. Route 219 between 11 p.m. Saturday and 7 a.m. yesterday.

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Between 5:30 a.m. and 2:40 p.m. Friday, someone removed an orange 2001 KTM 200 cc from a residence on DuBois-Rockton Road.

Morris-Cooper Regional
Police handled a child custody incident over the phone.

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In an incident of theft of services, someone dumped garbage in the Morris Township recreation building Dumpster.

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The owner of a four-wheeler recovered from a Sylvan Grove Road residence front yard on Friday was contacted. The ATV, which belongs to a Spring Grove resident, was stolen.

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A suspicious vehicle with two females inside in Hawk Run was reported and it was learned one female was following her boyfriend.

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Two neighbors fighting over property lines were advised to seek attorneys and have the ground surveyed.

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Barry Gormont Jr. reported someone removed a Global Positioning System, two walkie-talkies, and a box with a pitcher and four glasses from his vehicle while it was parked in Drifting between 11 p.m. Thursday and 6 a.m. Friday.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 342-5621.

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Following a report of a possible burglary in progress on School House Road at a strip mine site, police asked four people to leave.

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Police are seeking more information in a camp burglary along Viaduct Road in which someone removed a .22-caliber rifle, four boxes of Remington ammunition, and a four-wheeler and two others from a shed.

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In an act of criminal mischief, someone damaged a vehicle at Hawk Run Apartments when they pried on the trunk lid.

Police are seeking more information.

State police at Philipsburg
Three people placed four all-thread rods in a skid steer along Loch Lomond Road in Rush Township between July 6 and Thursday owned by Frank Emel of Philipsburg. The rods caused damage when he began to operate it.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 342-3370.

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William Cartwright reported someone spread nails on the roadway near Hannah Furnace Road and Sharie Street in Rush Township, which punctured tires on several vehicles.

Troopers are seeking more information.

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Diane Smith of Clearfield was operating her all-terrain vehicle on Twin Oak Street in Rush Township, it sideswiped a parked unattended vehicle and the impact threw her onto the road. She suffered minor injuries.

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The investigation continues after a Port Matilda man reported receiving harassing phone calls numerous times at all hours of the day.

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Someone smashed the driver's side window of a vehicle belonging to Victoria Delre of West Decatur while it was parked in a lot near Beaver Street in Philipsburg between 4:30-11:30 p.m. Friday.

Anyone with information is asked to contact police.

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Between May 15 and Saturday, someone stole several items from a house and vehicle in the Curtis Park area in Philipsburg Borough.

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A Philipsburg woman and a 16-year-old girl were cited for harassment and disorderly conduct Saturday following a verbal and physical altercation during Heritage Days on Front Street in Philipsburg Borough.

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Nathan Lucas and Waneta Lingenfelter, both of Philipsburg, reported someone entered their vehicles and stole various items including a pistol, shotgun ammunition, a watch, loose change and other items.

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Yesterday, troopers arrested Alan Harris of Philipsburg for public drunkenness after they received a report of a man staggering along U.S. 322 near Cold Stream Dam in Rush Township.

He was transported to the office of Magisterial District Judge Leslie Dutchcot in State College, who imposed a $300 fine plus court costs. He was taken to Centre County Correctional Facility because he was not able to post collateral.

State police at Rockview
A Brooklyn, N.Y., man was cited for harassment and removed from a motor coach traveling on I-80 eastbound in Rush Township Saturday because he improperly placed his hands on a woman's leg.

The incident was reported when the bus made its scheduled stop in Milesburg, and Mr. Kokota was removed from the bus by the driver.