GANT Police Blotter

State police at Clearfield

• State police reported a missing 17-year-old Coalport teen who they say became angry and took the keys to his 2015 blue Ford Focus on Tuesday night. It has a Pennsylvania registration of KBS8491. The teen left his Union Street home in his car at about 11 p.m., state police said.

State police at Philipsburg

• State police received a report about an incident of harassment that occurred Aug. 19 at an East Presqueisle Street address in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, a State College teen allegedly grabbed the victim and put her against the wall. He also dumped milk on the victim, state police said. Charges were filed through the district court as a result of the incident.

State police at Ridgway

• On May 31 Twisted Metal Garage of Kersey allegedly failed to comply with an order from a judgment in the Elk County Court of Common Pleas, Civil Division. State police are continuing their investigation at this time.

Clearfield Borough

• Police were dispatched to Spruce Grove Lane for a report about an incident of burglary. During the incident, someone allegedly gained entry into a residence and removed items. Police are continuing their investigation of the incident at this time.
• Police were dispatched to the area of West Front and Nichols streets for a two-vehicle accident. One vehicle had to be towed from the scene, and no injuries were reported as a result, police said.
• Police responded to North Second Street for a 911 hang-up call. Upon arrival police found that everything was OK and it was a misdial.
• Police were called to East Walnut Street for a waterline break. Further, police contacted the water authority personnel about the incident.
• Police handled a harassment incident between two tenants along North Second Street.

Lawrence Township

• Police conducted numerous warrant services in the area of Franks Lane.
• Police received a report about a suspicious person in the area of High Street.
• Police received a traffic complaint in the area of Martin Street Extension.
• Police received a report about a female who was soliciting for money at Wal-Mart.
• Police conducted a warrant service in the area of South Fourth Street.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of theft by deception at Rural King.

Decatur Township

• Police received a report about an incident of criminal mischief on Lilly Lane. During the incident, a neighbor hit a golf ball, which broke a window of a residence. Police made contact with the person responsible and found they were unaware of the damage.
• Police responded to a two-vehicle accident in front of Pizza Hut on Front Street in Philipsburg. No injuries were reported as a result, police said.
• Police responded to a New Liberty Road address regarding an alleged incident of criminal mischief.
• Police arrested a female for allegedly possessing marijuana and paraphernalia.
• Police reported a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Brisbin and Elizabeth streets in Houtzdale. No injuries were reported as a result, police said.
• Police responded to Weller’s Circle regarding an incident of harassment. During the incident, individuals were upset about another resident’s animal being on their property, police said.
• Police assisted the state constable with taking a male into custody on outstanding warrants.
• Police contacted a female in regards to a custody dispute.
• Police responded to a Log Cabin Road address for a report about trespass and vehicles being operated recklessly.

DuBois City

• Police were dispatched to the 100 block of West Long Avenue for a report about a domestic disturbance over the custody of a child Monday. Further, police arrived and learned the parties had already separated.
• On Monday a landlord of a West Washington Avenue residence called police and reported a former tenant had removed a $3,000 refrigerator and a stove. She was referred to the magistrate to file a civil complaint.
• On Monday a local bank reported an employee theft. During the incident, an employee was terminated and failed to return keys; a phone call to the former employee resolved the civil matter, police said.
• Police were dispatched to a two-vehicle accident Monday on Maple Avenue.  Upon arrival police determined that a vehicle was rear-ended when it stopped to make a left-hand turn. No injuries were reported and both vehicles were driven from the scene, police said.
• On Monday police were called to the Medical Arts building to assist an elderly male in locating his vehicle.  He had parked his vehicle at the hospital and attended his appointment.  Two hours later, he could not locate it when he returned to the parking lot.  However, his vehicle was subsequently located, police said in the report.
• Police were dispatched to the intersection of Beaver Drive and Division Street for a two-vehicle accident Monday. Further, both drivers reported having entered the intersection at the same time, believing they each had the right-of-way. No injuries were reported as a result, and both vehicles were driven from the scene, police said.
• On Monday a man reported to police that he had lost a large sum of money in the parking lot of a local bank.  Officers attempted to contact the man several times, but their calls were not answered.
• Police received a report about an incident of harassment by communications on Monday.  Further, a Pifer Street female reported she had received harassing text messages and phone calls from a Lord Street female.  Officers advised both parties not to contact each other.
• Police were called to a Grant Street address for a domestic disturbance Monday.  Upon arrival police determined that there weren’t any grounds for an arrest.  Both parties resided at the residence, and neither could be forced to leave as a result.  They were advised to separate for the night or to discontinue their argument, police said.