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Daily Police Log
Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Clearfield Boro
The investigation continues in a bicycle accident on the Nichols Street Bridge in which a Clearfield man lost control of his bicycle and fell over.
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Officers received a complaint about loud noise coming from the ethanol plant along Bigler Avenue.
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The parents of a young girl riding her bicycle on Nichols Street unsupervised were notified.
Lawrence Township
A motor vehicle theft occurred on Fletcher Street.
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Someone found property in their vehicle in Hyde that did not belong to them.
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A motorist locked their keys in their vehicle on Supercenter Drive.
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In an incident of theft, someone driving a white box truck pumped fuel at Sapp Bros. and left without paying.
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Cruelty to animals was reported in Hillsdale, and officers spoke with the person and found he was not shooting animals with a BB gun.
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Traffic control was provided on Village Road.
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Someone stole a bicycle at Edgewood Apartments.
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Police received a call regarding a civil issue involving marital property.
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A verbal altercation on Weaver Street was resolved at the scene.
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Extra patrols were requested at an area business after its owner found someone possibly attempted to enter a storage shed.
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The owner of a backpack recovered on Turnpike Avenue Extension can claim it by calling police at 765-1647.
State police at Punxsy
Someone removed a Stihl 440 chainsaw with a 24-inch Windor bar, valued at approximately $1,100, from the bed of a truck parked outside a Punkin Ridge Road residence in Chest Township Thursday. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 938-0510.
State police at DuBois
In an act of criminal mischief, someone punctured the tires and fuel tank on a DuBois man's motorcycle while it was parked along U.S. Route 322 in Rathmel, Jefferson County, between May 25 and Monday.
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During an argument at Chapman's Trailer Park in Brady Township yesterday, a DuBois man allegedly struck another DuBois man in the face with his fist.
DuBois City
The DuBois woman who called regarding an incident was visibly intoxicated when officers arrived. They advised she shouldn't leave due to her level of intoxication, but she was seen driving erratically on First Street a few minutes later. Following a traffic stop, she was taken into custody for suspicion of driving under the influence.
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Someone broke out the windows in two buildings in the first block of East Long Avenue.
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In a phone scam, an individual was contacted and advised he won $2.5 million and was told to send a $250 money order to collect his winnings.
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Officers located a vehicle involved in a hit-and-run accident in the Giant Eagle parking lot after a witness obtained a registration number.
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