A bicycle and scooter were turned into police. The items were abandoned at the Joseph & Elizabeth Shaw Public Library.
Police received a parking complaint on Healey Avenue. The owner moved the vehicle at the request of police.
Police investigated a minor accident at the intersection of East Market and North Second streets. An ATA bus was parked along the roadway when another vehicle struck its mirror, causing damage.
Police are investigating the theft of flowers from a yard on East Cherry Street.
Police assisted a disabled motorist on Turnpike Avenue.
Police received a compliant of a man who was panhandling for money at the Sheetz store on Nichols Street. The man was requested to leave the property and complied.
Police investigated a complaint of diversion of services on Turnpike Avenue. A 22-year-old Clearfield man allegedly ran an extension cord from his apartment to the neighbor’s property, so that he would have electrical services.
Police received a complaint of harassment in the South Park area. During the incident, juveniles were ringing doorbells in the area and then running away.
Police were called to the area of South Second and Front streets for a 41-year-old woman who wanted to harm herself. The woman had an argument with a friend, was intoxicated and under the influence of controlled substances. The woman jumped into the Susquehanna River from the riverbank. Police, Clearfield Emergency Medical Services and a family friend assisted the woman from the river. She was transported to the Clearfield Hospital for treatment.
Police are investigating a hit-and-run accident on East Walnut Street. A legally parked vehicle was struck by another vehicle. The suspect vehicle was yellow in color.
Police responded to a burglary alarm on East Pine Street. Upon investigation police found it to be a false alarm.
Police served a warrant on a 50-year-old Clearfield man. Police observed the man operating a vehicle with a suspended license on East Cherry Street and stopped him for the traffic violation. Upon checking police found the man had a warrant for his arrest for failure to pay on a previous traffic violation. He was arraigned by Magisterial District Judge Richard Ireland and incarcerated.