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Daily Police Log
Thursday, May 17, 2012
State police at Clearfield
No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident Friday on state Route 970 in Osceola Mills Borough. Raymond Maines of Osceola Mills pulled his vehicle from a stop sign into the path of a vehicle driven by Harry Nelson of Philipsburg.
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The investigation continues after a Lumber City man reported someone stole five coffee jars containing approximately $45 in change while he cleaned his house along Church Street.
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No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident May 8 on Interstate 80 in Graham Town-ship.
A Lake Ariel man lost control of his vehicle on the wet roadway, it traveled from the left lane to the right lane and struck the back of a New Jersey man's vehicle. Both drivers stopped their vehicles on the north berm a short distance from initial impact.
Clearfield Boro
The investigation continues in a hit-and-run accident at CVS Pharmacy, where police know the vehicle that left the scene by utilizing surveillance video.
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In a trespassing incident along South Fourth Street, officers spoke to those involved.
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During a fight along South Second Street, a woman struck a man in the face several times.
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Charges were filed against a Tennessee man for theft by deception stemming from an incident in April.
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Police investigated a harassment by communication complaint.
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Officers handled a parking complaint along East Locust Street.
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Unwanted phone calls concerning threats were reported.
Lawrence Township
The man who was reportedly soliciting money from shoppers inside Walmart could not be located.
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Police assisted a resident with verifying who owned two handguns.
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The investigation continues after police recovered stolen property from a burglary at an area business.
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Officers responded to numerous storm-related incidents throughout the township.
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Unwanted individuals reported at Walmart left prior to police arrival.
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The reported protection from abuse violation that occurred in Erie was referred to Erie Police Department.
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Someone called police in regard to a civil matter.
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