State police at Clearfield
Between 8 p.m. Sunday and 9 a.m. Monday, someone removed 27 bundles of brown G.A.F. shingles from outside St. Agnes Catholic Church on Deer Creek Road in Morrisdale.
The church is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest in this case.
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Troopers will provide a sobriety checkpoint in Clearfield County this month.
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April Albright of Morrisdale reported a gray 6-month-old miniature horse with a blonde tail, valued at $500, went missing from a Winburne-Munson Highway location between Saturday and Monday.
A reward is being offered for its safe return. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 857-3800.
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Yesterday, troopers investigated the death of a Clearfield man with a self-inflicted gunshot wound.
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Vaughn Carter Jr. and Kayla Wetzel, both of Philipsburg, were charged with simple assault yesterday after the two pushed, hit and kicked each other at a Chester Hill residence.

Clearfield Boro
The owner of a box of narcotic medication found in a parking lot may claim it by contacting police.

Lawrence Township
The owner of a pair of Magnavision eyeglasses, with gray metal frames and black earpieces, recovered at Rainbow car wash may claim it at the police station.
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Someone struck a stop sign.
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The investigation continues in the theft of several tires from a local business.
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In an act of criminal mischief at Edgewood Apartments, someone broke the mirror on a resident's truck.
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Police found a man reportedly looking in vehicles and opening doors at C. Classic.
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A vehicle emblem was reportedly stolen.
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Officers assisted a motorist with a disabled vehicle on Supercenter Drive.
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An Edgewood Apartments man was cited for retail theft following an incident at the Hyde Uni-mart.
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Police responded to a dispute between neighbors at Edgewood Apartments.
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Officers concluded their investigation into the armed home invasion of an elderly Glen Richey couple.
Two more people of interest have been arrested and arraigned, including a Vandergrift man and a Clearfield woman. Last week, police arrested a former Baltimore man in the case.
Preliminary hearings are scheduled for all three next week.
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Police checked the welfare of an out-of-state couple at a local hotel and everything was fine.
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Officers assisted emergency medical services in checking the welfare along Washington Avenue.
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Willie, a yellow lab, with either Williamsport or Lycoming County tags, was reported missing in the Butler Road area.
Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 765-1647.

State police at DuBois
Following a traffic stop for violations on U.S. Route 119 in Winslow Township, Jefferson County, a 27-year-old DuBois woman was arrested for driving under the influence.
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Jon Nussbaum of State College suffered minor injuries Friday when he lost control of his vehicle on Interstate 80 in Sandy Township, it crossed the left lane, struck a guide rail and slid into the median.

Sandy Township
On Friday, someone broke into a Brandon Drive resident's home and took cash and credit card from his son's wallet and attempted to enter a safe.
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Someone reportedly struck a Mayport man's truck Friday while it was parked at Walmart.
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A black and white German short haired pointer was reported missing Friday from an Oklahoma Salem Road residence.
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Walmart employees observed a Reynoldsville girl attempting to take a can of duster spray without paying for it Friday.
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Charges have been filed against a DuBois man and a Brookville man after they attempted to take a CD player and Trak phone from Walmart Friday.
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A domestic dispute was reported on Watson Highway Saturday.
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On Saturday, a Dixon Avenue man and his wife engaged in a verbal argument.
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The investigation continues in an accident that happened Saturday when a Knoxdale man lost control of his vehicle on West Long Avenue, it struck a parked car and he fled prior to police arrival.
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Two people were taken to DuBois Regional Medical Center Saturday after a vehicle driven by a Treasure Lake man struck a vehicle driven by a Bradford woman on Rich Highway.
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A St. Marys woman reported her vehicle was forced off of Bee Line Highway by another vehicle Saturday.
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Police observed a vehicle containing four men who were spotting game on Sher De Lin Road Saturday after permitted hours. The men were uncooperative after the state Game Commission was contacted and two were cited.
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On Sunday, a Treasure Lake man reported someone took several bottles of water and a bag containing a pricing book, valued at approximately $400, from his work truck overnight.
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Someone removed a radar detector, valued at $100, from a Treasure Lake man's vehicle Sunday.
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A Treasure Lake man witnessed several juveniles attempting to dismantle his tree stand Sunday.
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On Monday, a Garden Grove resident reported someone entered her residence and took several items.
No signs of forced entry were seen, despite the residence being locked.

State police at Philipsburg
Christopher Mayhew of Curwensville and Shane Valence of Philipsburg were arraigned on charges of theft, receiving stolen property, access device fraud and forgery after they were apprehended at the Harbor Inn in Philipsburg yesterday.
According to police, Mayhew and Valence are accused of stealing several items from numerous vehicles in and around Philipsburg Borough and Decatur Township between 9:30 p.m. Monday and 9:30 a.m. yesterday. Police said one of them also stole a debit card, which they also used.
Additional items were located in a separate location. Anyone who may be a victim and had items stolen from their vehicles during the listed time frame is asked to call Cpl. Corl at 342-3370 to identify their items.