Lawrence Township
- Police reported two drug violations occurred Nov. 3 in the area of River Road and Plaza Drive, Clearfield. During a traffic stop, an officer detected the odor of marijuana. A search of the vehicle allegedly turned up marijuana and drug paraphernalia on both the driver and passenger. Charges were filed through the district court.
- Police conducted a traffic stop Nov. 4 in the area of Clearfield-Shawville Highway and Park Avenue Extension, Clearfield. During the stop, the driver was found to have a DUI-related license suspension and also had two prior arrests for driving under suspension. Charges were filed through the district court.
- Police received a report of theft of leased property Nov. 4 at Reed Bros., Clearfield. During the incident, a customer rented a pellet jack, then allegedly only provided one payment and never returned it. Charges are currently pending at this time.
- Police received a report of public drunkenness Nov. 3 at CNB Bank, located on Old Town Road, Clearfield. During the incident, a 60-year-old Clearfield man was allegedly under the influence of alcohol to the degree that he was causing a disturbance and disrupting normal business practices at the bank. He was subsequently charged with summary public drunkenness.
- Police received a report of disorderly conduct and harassment Nov. 2-3 at a local business, in Lawrence Township. According to police, a known male sent harassing text messages and posts to a female while she was at her place of employment. He also allegedly sent messages and posts to her employer. Charges were filed through the district court.
- Police received a report of theft of services Nov. 2 at an Arby’s storage unit in Clearfield. According to police, two known individuals allegedly cut the lock on the storage unit and kept personal belongings there without permission or rental of the unit. Charges are currently pending at this time.
Sandy Township
- On Nov. 1, police received a report after a 16-year-old girl did not come home when she was supposed to. Her father believed she may be with a boy from Reynoldsville but did not know his last name. The girl returned home while her father was speaking with police.
- On Nov. 1, police responded to a domestic disturbance between a 39-year-old woman and her 36-year-old estranged boyfriend. The man reportedly threw the woman’s items out of their residence following an argument. Officers handled the situation without incident.
- On Nov. 1, police were contacted by a 44-year-old Treasure Lake man who reported a known woman was posting compromising photos of him and saying things about him on social media.
- On Nov. 1, police were contacted by a Kiwanis Trail resident who reported a suspicious vehicle has been parking at the end of their driveway with loud music playing on multiple occasions.
- On Nov. 1, police were contacted by a Treasure Lake resident who reported that there was an unknown and unwanted person on their back deck. Their son told police that when he went to put the dog out, he saw the door handle moving, and when he looked out, there was a person wearing a black glove and black hoodie. When the father turned the deck light on, they heard furniture move and suspect the person ran through the back yard.
- On Nov. 2, police were contacted by a Circle Road resident who reported a neighbor’s dog was on her porch and she wanted officers to remove it. She said it was bothering her dog and this was an ongoing issue. She called back moments later, saying that her dog broke its chain and ran off with the neighbor’s dog. Her dog quickly returned home, but she didn’t know where the other dog went.
- On Nov. 2, police were contacted by a 22-year-old woman who reported that while at work on Oct. 31, she received a phone call from an unknown male who insinuated that he was watching her. She hung up and locked herself in an inside room to watch the businesses cameras.
- Police received a report Nov. 2 of a fraudulent unemployment claim. If this has happened to you, go to the department’s Web site, sandypolice.org, to find information on filing a claim with the PA State Unemployment office.
- On Nov. 3, police were contacted by a Platt Road resident who reported that her neighbor’s trash had blown into her yard.
- On Nov. 3, police were contacted by a 36-year-old Jefferson Hills man who reported that while in the parking lot of the Falls Creek Sheetz, he was approached by an unknown mail who tried to sell him drugs. The man was gone upon officers’ arrival.
- On Nov. 3, police were contacted by employees of the Falls Creek Sheetz who reported an older man was causing a disturbance and claiming he lost his wallet in the store and was demanding it back. The man was gone upon officers’ arrival.
- On Nov. 3, police responded to a motor vehicle crash in Sandy Township. According to police, a vehicle driven by an 80-year-old DuBois man pulled from Midway Drive into the path of a vehicle driven by a 19-year-old DuBois woman who was traveling on Industrial Drive. No injuries occurred and both cars were driven from the scene.
- On Nov. 4, police were contacted by employees of Pilot who reported an unknown male approached an Arby’s employee while she was on break, and produced a handgun, and asked if she knew anyone interested in buying guns. When she told him, no he eventually left.