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DAILY POLICE LOG
Tuesday, July 03, 2012
State police at Clearfield
The investigation continues after someone entered a pickup truck on Curwensville-Grampian Highway in Pike Township between May 5 and June 16 and removed a Smith & Wesson .357 model 686 revolver valued at $600.
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Someone damaged mailboxes along Old Valley Road in Boggs Township between 9 p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. yesterday. Anyone with information in regard to this incident is asked to contact the state police at 857-3800.
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Following a pursuit at speeds in excess of 120 mph on Interstate 80 in Graham Township yesterday at 5:33 p.m., police took a Chicago man into custody for fleeing and eluding police. The man lost control of his vehicle at mile marker 128 westbound and crashed. He was not injured.
The man was arraigned and placed in Clearfield County Jail on $250,000 cash bail.
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The investigation continues pending phone records from Verizon Wireless after an unknown man made four calls to the control room at State Correctional Institution at Houtzdale on Thursday at 3:10 a.m. and related he was going to blow up the prison.
Anyone with information in regard to this incident is asked to contact the state police at 857-3800.
Clearfield Boro
Officers responded to a verbal domestic incident between a mother and daughter along North Third Street. The incident was handled at the scene.
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A noise complaint was reported on South Fourth Street. Police discovered the incident was a dispute between neighbors and separated the parties for the night.
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An out-of-control patient was reported at the Clearfield Hospital emergency room. Officers handled the incident at the scene, but the patient later escaped the hospital with an IV still attached. Police located the patient and transported her back to the hospital.
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Police located an open door on a local building. After searching the premises, the building was secured.
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While patrolling the Hillsdale area, officers located a lost truck driver on High Street. Officers assisted the driver to his destination.
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Officers located an open door on a local business. Upon searching the area, officers were met by a worker who was maintaining the commercial vehicles.
Lawrence Township
Copper wire was reported stolen at the SPCA building construction site on 21st Street. The investigation is continuing.
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The investigation is continuing on a number of items reported stolen during a burglary that occurred at a residence on Nelson Road.
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A township resident reported a scam where a man from a paving company offered to blacktop a driveway and used high-pressure sales techniques to get her to agree to it. When she asked how much it would cost, he said he couldn't give a price until the job was completed. Police advise residents to use contractors they know and to get estimates or quotes in writing before agreeing to have services provided.
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Police served an arrest warrant on a woman who failed to respond to charges of retail theft. Clearfield Borough police provided assistance in locating the woman.
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Police fingerprinted a suspect in an ongoing theft investigation.
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Police served four subpoenas for upcoming court cases.
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A local juvenile had charges filed against them for criminal mischief.
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Someone reported seeing a child sitting on the lap of an occupant in a truck driving on SR 879 and was not properly restrained in a child safety seat. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.
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A traffic violation was reported on SR 879. Police searched the area but were unable to locate the vehicle.
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An intoxicated male passed out in a vehicle at a local business was reported to police. Police located the male and handled the incident.
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Police assisted EMS personnel with a respiratory distress call in Hyde.
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Police responded to a report of public drunkenness and disorderly conduct on Robinson Avenue. They transported a 43-year-old man to a residence in Clearfield Borough for the evening.
DuBois City
Police found everything to be secure at Tractor Supply on Beaver Drive after an alarm went off Friday.
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Several trees and limbs were reportedly causing a traffic hazard following a thunderstorm on Friday.
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Someone damaged a window on a vehicle Friday while it was parked in the 400 block of Hillcrest Avenue.
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An officer arrested a DuBois man for public drunkenness Saturday after he was observed with an open container on a sidewalk along the 200 block of West Long Avenue and started to drink a beer.
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A Punxsutawney woman was taken into custody Saturday for suspicion of DUI after she was seen driving erratically on West DuBois Avenue.
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Police arrested a DuBois man after he was allegedly involved in a physical altercation with his girlfriend on the 400 block in West Spruce Alley on Saturday.
Morris-Cooper Regional
A Lanse resident threw a baseball at an all terrain vehicle side-by-side cart, breaking the windshield of the moving vehicle.
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Police attempted to stop a red four-wheeled all terrain vehicle traveling on the Morrisdale-Allport Highway then onto Glendale Avenue from the Country Convenience store. The operator was wearing a blue shirt and white ball cap. Anyone with information is asked to call police.
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Police received a complaint of four-wheeled ATVs traveling on the Morrisdale-Allport Highway.
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Grassflat Fire Co. reported an incident of criminal mischief of someone spinning tires in a circle. Police spoke to the person and handled the situation on scene.
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Police responded to Telcott Street in Hawk Run for loud party noise. The owner turned off the music when police arrived.
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Police responded to a burglar alarm in Munson but learned the alarm was a malfunction.
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