State police at Clearfield
Yesterday morning, police apprehended a man and woman from Ohio for a traffic stop on Interstate 80 in Bradford Township.
Following a consensual search, a small amount of marijuana and cocaine and $3,020 were discovered and seized.
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In an act of criminal mischief, someone broke four outside lights at St. John's Catholic Church in Hawk Run Sunday.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 857-3800.
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On Sunday, a Broomall woman suffered minor injuries when she lost control of her vehicle on a wet Interstate 80 in Lawrence Township, it spun out of control and struck an embankment and trees.
The driver and her passenger, a Pottstown man, were taken to Clearfield Hospital.
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A two-vehicle accident happened Tuesday on Rollingstone Road in Cooper Township when a juvenile driver lost control of his vehicle while traveling east and it crossed into the path of a vehicle driven by Andrew Rackish of Lanse, who was traveling west. The vehicles collided head-on.
The juvenile driver suffered minor injuries; however, Rackish was not injured.

Clearfield Boro
A parking complaint was reported on Cherry Street.
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Police checked the welfare of a possibly intoxicated man walking on Fourth Street, but he could not be located.

Lawrence Township
Officers were called to assist Fullington Bus Co. with kids who were jumping and pushing each other into traffic in the morning when the bus picked them up.
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Police assisted a motorist at the Hyde traffic light.
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The investigation continues after someone cut the lock and entered a trailer at Sapp Bros. Truck Stop, but nothing was reported missing.
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Police handled a noise complaint.
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The investigation continues in the theft of a purse at Wal-Mart.
State police at Punxsy
Douglas Schultz of Mahaffey reported someone scratched the doors and fenders on his vehicle while it was parked in his backyard between Sunday and yesterday.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 938-0521.

State police at DuBois
Anna Lucas of Curwensville was taken to DuBois Regional Medical Center Tuesday for treatment of moderate injuries she suffered in a two-vehicle accident on U.S. Route 219 in Brady Township.
Lucas was traveling north when Tera Harman of Curwensville failed to stop at a stop sign and pulled into Lucas' lane of travel.
Harman was not injured.
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Mary Trich of Huston Township reported someone scratched the hood and passenger-side doors of her vehicle and damaged the license plate holder between Sunday and Tuesday.
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On Sunday, a Virginia man suffered minor injuries and was taken to DRMC after he lost control of his vehicle on state Route 153 in Huston Township, it left the roadway, struck an embankment and overturned.

DuBois City
Police responded to a two-vehicle accident Sept. 23 when a vehicle pulled in front of another on North Fourth Street.
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In an act of criminal mischief Monday, someone damaged a mailbox on McCracken Run Road.
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Officers responded to a fight in front of Coyote Joe's Tuesday.
When approached, one man fled from the group. Police learned a Hispanic man was trying to fight with a large group, but he could not be located.
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On Tuesday, a South Brady Street resident reported an act of criminal mischief in which someone flattened one of the tires on his truck, scratched a long swirl on the passenger side and scratched profanity on the door.
The investigation continues.
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The investigation continues in a report of fraud that occurred Tuesday when two separate individuals reported a female, who said she was with Nationwide Insurance on Beaver Drive, called to advise that they were entitled to a free security system installation.
Both individuals said they were called approximately 10 times.
Police and Nationwide confirm this incident is a scam.

State police at Philipsburg
Charges of harassment were filed against a man after he reportedly grabbed a Port Matilda woman by the arms and threw her on a bed and against a wall yesterday.
She was able to call the police and the man fled the residence.
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Between Sept. 19 and Saturday, someone forced open a kitchen window at a Linnwood Drive residence and stole prescription medications.
Anyone with information is asked to call the police 342-3370.
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Residents are reminded not to participate in any sweepstake-type events where they are contacted by an unknown person by telephone or by mail and told they have won a large sum of money.
Some signs that it is fraudulent include the unknown individual requesting taxes be paid on the winnings upfront before receipt of the prize money or a request that a portion of the winnings be sent back after payment has been rendered. Not being able to recall entering any sweepstake is also a sign the information is not legitimate.
Anyone who suspects they may have been the target of a scam is asked to contact police before cashing a check or sending money from a bank account. Even if a check looks legitimate and initially clears, it can later be found fraudulent and the individual who cashed it is held responsible for repaying the full amount to the bank.
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The investigation continues in two similar incidents at the Philipsburg B.P.O. Elks Lodge No. 1173 Country Club that occurred Sept. 1 and 13.
Damage was intentionally caused to the golf course by vehicles, an all-terrain vehicle in the first, resulting in $1,500 damage, and an automobile in the second, causing approximately $300 in damage.
Anyone with information is asked to contact troopers.