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Weekend Police Log
Monday, June 11, 2012
State police at Clearfield
In an act of criminal mischief Saturday, Ann Marie Sinclair reported someone damaged a power wire to the central air conditioning unit at her residence on Irvin Street in Irvona. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 857-3800.
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Following a disturbance on Hillbilly Lane in Bradford Township Saturday at approximately 9:10 p.m., a Mineral Springs woman was arrested for public drunkenness and placed in Clearfield County Jail.
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On Saturday at 3:40 p.m., a Leechburg man was traveling west on Interstate 80 in Graham Township when his vehicle struck a deer that ran in front of it. The driver and his two passengers were wearing their seat belts and were uninjured.
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Andrew Brown of Clearfield reported someone used a key and kicked the side of his pickup truck, causing an estimated $3,000 in damage, between Friday and Saturday. The vehicle was parked at a camp along Kennedy Road in Pine Township. Troopers are seeking more information.
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On Friday at 12:14 p.m., a 17-year-old Philipsburg boy was traveling south on state Route 253 in Woodward Township. A bee flew in the window and stung the boy on the leg, causing him to lose control or his vehicle, which traveled off the road and struck a tree. He was transported to Clearfield Hospital by ambulance for treatment of minor injuries, and was wearing his seat belt. Houtzdale and Madera fire companies assisted at the scene.
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Troopers are seeking more information after someone removed a trailer loaded with steal beams and tubing parked along State Park Road in Pine Township sometime between Wednesday and Friday. The trailer is red and black with its main deck shaped like a "V" with flat decks at the front and back of the main decks.
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Yesterday, a St. Marys man was traveling east on SR 879 in Covington Township when his motorcycle struck a bear. He fell and slid on the road approximately 200 feet before coming to rest. He was wearing a helmet, suffered minor injuries and was transported to Clearfield Hospital for treatment. Karthaus Volunteer Fire Department and Ambulance assisted police.
Clearfield Boro
Officers checked a suspicious vehicle along Water Street and found everything was OK.
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Children loitering in the East Locust Street area were told to leave.
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In an incident of reckless driving along McBride Street, a man spun rocks on and damaged nearby residences and vehicles.
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Following a traffic stop for several violations Friday night, a man was arrested for driving under the influence.
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The suspicious man outside a business had mental disabilities and was trying to help civilians.
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Officers contacted the person responsible for an incident of harassment, reported by a known motorist.
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In an incident of harassment, the person who reported the incident wanted the person responsible removed from the apartment building.
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The investigation continues in a report of harassment by communication.
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Residents are reminded not to give personal information or money to callers following a reported scam in which a man calls the home. He asks for the homeowner to obtain a money card and cash from a bank and he promises to come to the home to take ownership of the money.
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Money was reportedly stolen from a soda machine.
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Police responded to a report of a reckless driver.
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The owner of a lost wallet was located.
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Those involved in a fight at Dinger's claimed the other started the incident and they left without filing charges.
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An individual was reportedly knocking on doors and living at an apartment on Leavy Avenue.
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Juveniles were reportedly throwing rocks and causing a disturbance on East Market and South Fourth streets.
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Following a reported domestic incident on Water Street, police learned no situation occurred and one of the individuals was not home.
Lawrence Township
The known individual who reportedly sent harassing text messages to another individual was contacted by police, and the complaint was handled without further incident.
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No injuries were reported in a two-vehicle accident Friday at Poplar Avenue and Center Street in Plymptonville. A Clearfield woman went through a stop sign and her vehicle struck a vehicle driven by a Frenchville woman.
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Officers contacted a man who allegedly made harassing phone calls and wrote harassing text messages to a woman and advised him to stop harassing her or he would be arrested.
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A child custody dispute was handled without further incident.
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Someone stole a PlayStation game console and a black electric drill from the Goodwill store at Clearfield Mall. Anyone with information should contact police at 765-1533.
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The investigation continues after a Clearfield Area Middle School student was reportedly harassed by another student.
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The investigation continues in an identity theft incident in which someone set up accounts in a Hyde resident's name.
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Someone allegedly forced a vehicle off the road while the motorist was traveling on SR 879.
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A Clearfield Area High School student left the school without authorization.
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The investigation continues in a theft by deception incident in which an area business paid for gas with a canceled check.
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A person of interest in an incident of retail theft was fingerprinted.
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The suspicious woman who was reportedly in the area of a township business left prior to police arrival.
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Individuals involved in a civil property dispute were referred to appropriate agencies.
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The woman reportedly walking in and out of traffic on Old Town Road was located by police and transported to her residence.
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Officers assisted emergency medical services with an emergency at an area business.
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Someone reported the whereabouts of a woman who was possibly wanted; however, police determined she was no longer wanted.
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Police spoke with the possibly intoxicated man wearing dark clothing along SR 879 and determined he was not intoxicated.
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Two people allegedly being disorderly on Turnpike Avenue Extension were told to go inside for the night.
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A known man failed to pay for gasoline at an area business.
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In an incident of harassment at an area business, known individuals who allegedly called an employee names were told to cease their actions.
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Those involved in an act of criminal mischief and disorderly conduct at an area business agreed to pay to fix the damage.
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The investigation continues and police have a person of interest in which the property was recovered.
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Someone reported a lost or stolen license plate.
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A traffic violation was reported.
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Police received a report of a civil property dispute.
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A motorist locked their keys in their vehicle.
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Officers assisted Clearfield Borough police in searching for juveniles involved in an act of criminal mischief.
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The investigation continues and officers have a person of interest after they responded to a Fork Run Road residence in reference to a report of criminal mischief on 21st Street.
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A missing Glen Richey girl was located at a Curwensville address and returned to her family.
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Officers checked the welfare of a person in Hyde, where they located a man and determined he was fine.
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A driver in Curwensville reported seeing a vehicle swerving all over the road, and officers found the driver suffered from a medical emergency.
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The investigation continues in a burglary along Village Road.
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Someone reported barking dogs on Indian Road, and the incident was referred to dog law.
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The act of criminal mischief and vandalism on Montgomery Run Road is under investigation and anyone with information should contact police.
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The investigation continues in a possible rape or indecent sexual assault in Glen Richey, but no other information is available at this time.
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Clearfield Borough police assisted officers with detaining an adult on probation and nine juveniles after someone alleged they were passing around a pipe and smoking something.
Seven of the juveniles admitted to smoking K-2 synthetic marijuana. The juveniles were all under the influence in varying degrees and were released to their parents or guardians.
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Several Hyde residents reported someone burned materials that caused a noxious odor, but the fire was extinguished prior to police arrival.
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The investigation continues after trespassing and criminal mischief were reported on Beaches Road. Witnesses described the individuals involved and they matched the description of some of the individuals involved in the K-2 incident.
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Reports of dogs barking incessantly were turned over to dog law.
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Residents are reminded that wood, paper, cardboard, leaves and brush are the only things that are permitted to be burned following a burning complaint. Burning plastics, shingles or other garbage can result in fines and costs.
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Following a report of harassment by communication, police attempted to contact the individual who issued the complaint but were unsuccessful.
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Police spoke with an individual responsible for loitering and littering at a SR 879 business.
State police at Philipsburg
Astrid Bordas of Philipsburg reported someone entered their residence between May 25-29 and removed several personal items, an Xbox gaming console, controllers and games. Anyone with information is asked to contact police at 342-3370.
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Harassment charges were filed against a Philipsburg man following an argument with a Philipsburg woman that turned physical along U.S. Route 322 in Philipsburg Saturday at 2 a.m.
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The owner of a black and blue bike found in a wooded area near Chalet Park in South Philipsburg Friday at approximately 1 p.m. can claim it by contacting police.
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Following a traffic stop for violations on Loch Lomond Road in Philipsburg yesterday at 1:15 a.m., a Philipsburg woman was found to be under the influence of alcohol.
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A Philipsburg man issued numerous checks to Philipsburg Veterans of Foreign Wars Louis P. Jenkins Post No. 3450 in February and March that were returned.
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Troopers arrested a Philipsburg woman for suspicion of DUI following a traffic stop Saturday at 1:11 a.m. on West Presqueisle Street in Philipsburg.
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Joseph Shedlock reported someone removed the PA registration plate with No. YDE325 from his pickup truck while it was parked in the 100 block of North Fifth Street in Philipsburg between Friday and Saturday.
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Between May 28-31, several items, valued at approximately $300, were removed from vehicles belonging to Jerry and Paulette Spackman while they were parked on Warwick Street in Philipsburg.
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Someone entered Mortimer Electric's construction storage trailer between 3 a.m. and 9:30 p.m. Friday along North Second Street in Philipsburg by cutting a window screen and opening an unlocked window. Once inside, they removed five 2,500-foot rolls of 10-gage copper wire; one 500-foot roll of eight-gage copper wire; three or four 500-foot rolls of 12-gage copper wire; two 250-foot rolls of MC 12-2 copper wire; and a Makita band saw. The total approximate value of the taken wire is $3,162. The investigation continues and anyone with information is asked to contact police.
State police at Rockview
During a sobriety checkpoint this weekend with troopers from Rockton, Lewistown and Philipsburg, 82 vehicles were stopped, with 15 traffic citations, four warnings, three DUI arrests and one other arrest. Additional sobriety checkpoints will be conducted and the public is reminded not to drive if they have been drinking or using drugs.
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