- Police are investigating an incident of cruelty to animals. A dog was in the company of several children when a green pick-up truck hit the dog and then fled the scene. Police are interviewing witnesses.
- Police received a report of a vehicle passing a school bus. Citations are pending. Police would like to remind motorists that passing a school bus that is picking up or dropping off children is punishable by fines and suspension of driving privileges.
- Police received a report of a person driving under the influence in Hyde.
- Police assisted another agency with an intoxicated person.
- Police received a report of a fire alarm at Fun Central. They were advised that the alarm was a false trip.
- Police were called to the Clearfield Middle School for a fight involving three boys. The boys will be cited for disorderly conduct.
- Police responded to a local business for a parking complaint.
- Police received a report of a hit and run at Sapp Brothers Truck Stop. Someone hit another vehicle while parked in the parking lot.
- Police are investigating a car jacking that involved a 6’2” to 6’4” white man unlawfully restraining a woman.
- Police responded to Clark Street to assist Clearfield Emergency Medical Service with a possible drug overdose.
- Police responded to Kwik Fill in Golden Rod for a panic alarm. Police found that the alarm was accidentally set off.
- Police are investigating an incident where a juvenile was shot in the arm by with a BB gun by another juvenile.
- Police received a call of kids bullying another kid at the Hillsdale Community Park.
- Police responded to a burglary that occurred on Pifer Road. Sometime during the day someone took a large sum of money from the house.
- Police responded to the Hillsdale area for vehicles that were parked along the roadway causing a traffic hazard.
- Police received a noise complaint at Lawrence Park Village.
- Police responded to Maple Avenue for a report of disorderly conduct. Upon arrival police spoke with the people involved and they advised it would not happen again.
- Police assisted the Clearfield Borough Police with an unwanted man on Cherry Street.
- Police responded to Leonard Street after someone reported that someone was messing with county vehicles. Police were unable to locate anyone after arriving.
- Police responded to the 1200 block of South Second Street for a psychological emergency. Police transported the man to the Clearfield Hospital for evaluation.
- Police were called to Old Town Road for an incident of road rage between two men. Police received a call regarding a civil issue.
- Police received a call for an incident and a PFA violation which was then listed as unfounded.
- Police were called for a civil issue regarding lost or mislaid property.
- Police were called to a two-vehicle accident on Park Avenue Extension that was a result of road rage between two women. Both parties will be cited for several traffic violations. There were no injuries.
- Police were called to Old Town Road for an incident of road rage between two men who proceeded to engage in an argument in the middle of the road after one man slammed on his brakes causing the second vehicle to stop. No charges were filed.
- Police were called to Clarendon Avenue for a suspicious man who was trying to gain entry into a residence. Officers located the person, took him into custody and then transported him to the county jail where he was placed on a 48 hour detainer. Charges of public drunkenness and trespassing will be filed.
- Police responded to a fight between two women in the Hyde area. One was transported to the Clearfield Hospital by family for treatment.
- Police located a man on Dorey Street Extension who was wanted in Maine on several felony charges. He was subsequently taken into custody and transported to the Clearfield County Jail on the request of police in Bangor, Maine.
- Police received a report of an intoxicated woman at the Economy Inn who was causing a disturbance. She was placed under arrest for public drunkenness.
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Police Report: Lawrence Township
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