DUBOIS – A Reynoldsville man stands accused of leading police on a high-speed vehicle chase.

According to an affidavit of probable cause filed with District Judge Patrick Ford May 29, Dustin L. Douthit, 29, 528 Sykesville School Rd., Sykesville, is charged by the DuBois City police with fleeing or attempting to elude police, driving while operating privilege is suspended or revoked, driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds, reckless driving, criminal mischief and five summary traffic charges following an incident May 16.

According to the affidavit, officers were on patrol near South Brady Street and saw a blue Dodge Dakota traveling north on South Brady Street. The vehicle allegedly honked its horn at another vehicle and then did a U-turn in the middle of the road, passing the patrol vehicle again at a high rate of speed.

The officer attempted to pull the vehicle over, but it continued over the Sandy Bridge and accelerated, reaching speeds of up to 80-miles-per-hour, in a 35-miles-per-hour zone. As the officer pursued, he noted that the vehicle was allegedly swerving all over the road.

The vehicle continued south, allegedly accelerating to speeds over 85-miles-per-hour, driving erratically, making turns without signaling and going through intersections without stopping at the stop signs. The officer continued to pursue the vehicle and called for back-up. The vehicle allegedly attempted to turn onto Thunderbird Road, but it slid sideways, with its operator nearly losing control. The officer then discontinued the chase but located the vehicle the truck had honked at.

The driver allegedly told the officer that she was looking for her boyfriend, Dustin Douthit, who was driving the truck the officer had been chasing. As the officer was speaking to the driver, County Control reported that a Sandy Township officer had located a home owner on Thunderbird Road who reported a truck had allegedly left the road, trove over a culvert ditch, through the front yard and around to the back of the house.

As the truck traveled over the ditch, it “bottomed out” and damaged the yard. The truck also hit the ditch at a speed high enough to leave parts and pieces of the truck in the yard. The property owner allegedly told police that the truck left with its headlights off.

County Control then received a call from another resident on Thunderbird Road who said there was a blue Dodge Dakota truck parked in her yard near her garage. The caller told dispatchers that she did not know who owned the truck or why it was parked on her property.

When police arrived, they found the truck had damage consistent with the parts and pieces they found. The officer allegedly found a note on the vehicle’s windshield, which said “Dear Sir, I hit my truck in a ditch; I will get it towed as soon as possible. Thank you.” The vehicle was registered to Douthit and it was photographed and taken to the police impound yard.

The following day, police received a phone call from Douthit, who said he wanted to speak to them about the incident. When he arrived at the police station, Douthit allegedly told police that he was coming back to DuBois because he was looking for his girlfriend after they had been fighting.

Douthit allegedly told police he saw his girlfriend’s car near the Sandy Bridge, honked his horn as she passed him, then turned around and went after her. Douthit allegedly told police he saw the patrol vehicle behind him but didn’t want to go back to jail.

Douthit allegedly told police he had turned town Thunderbird Road and attempted to hide by turning into a yard. He said he didn’t know the ditch was there and hit it at a very fast speed.

Douthit allegedly said he then drove around the side of the house and was going to leave on foot. He said he saw the patrol car go past the house and attempted to drive the vehicle back on to Thunderbird Road but noticed the damage to the truck.

Douthit allegedly told police he drove the vehicle to another house and left it there before leaving on foot to call for a ride. He said he went back the following day and left a note on the vehicle so the homeowners would know that nothing was wrong.

State police at Clearfield

• An incident of theft from a motor vehicle occurred Wednesday on Main Street in Bradford Township. During the incident, someone allegedly entered the victim’s vehicle and removed a bottle that contained 20 tramadol pills. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.

Lawrence Township

• Police received a burning complaint that occurred on Robison Avenue.
• Police received a report about an alleged scam from a township resident.
• Police received a report about an alleged trespass incident on Coal Hill Road.
• Police received a report about an alleged neighbor dispute in Hyde.
• Police were requested to check the welfare of a female on Dorey Street Extension.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment.
• Police received a report about a suspicious vehicle at the Super 8. Upon arrival police found a male who was tired and pulled over to rest.

DuBois City

• A 43-year-old Clearfield man who was operating a 1994 Ford Ranger was stopped for traffic violations Wednesday on Park Avenue. During the traffic stop, police found him to be under the influence of alcohol.  He was arrested and taken to Penn Highlands DuBois for blood/alcohol content testing.  Charges are pending toxicology results, police said.
• Police were dispatched to a medical emergency Wednesday on Chestnut Street. Police said that a female was transported by ambulance to Penn Highlands DuBois for treatment.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged incident of indecent exposure Wednesday in the 700 block of West Long Avenue. Police made contact with two juveniles who were “mooning” drivers, as they passed by their residence. Police notified the juveniles’ parents of the incident.
• Police were dispatched to a two-vehicle accident Wednesday at the intersection of South Main Street and Hospital Avenue. Further, a Dodge Caravan was traveling east on Hospital Avenue and its driver failed to stop for a GMC Jimmy stopped for a red light; it rear-ended the Jimmy, causing minor damage to both vehicles. Three passengers in the Dodge Caravan were transported to Penn Highlands DuBois for treatment, police said. Police were assisted at the scene by the DuBois Fire Department and DuSan Ambulance.
• Police were dispatched to an accident Wednesday in the area of Maple Avenue and South Sixth Street. Further, a 2015 Toyota Highlander was traveling east on Maple Avenue and stopped for a vehicle turning onto South Sixth Street. At the same time, a 2004 Ford Focus was traveling east on Maple Avenue, and its driver failed to see the stopped vehicle prior to striking it. The Focus was towed from the scene and no injuries were reported in the accident, police said.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic disturbance Wednesday in the 300 block of South Jared Street. Police made contact with the couple and found that it was only verbal in nature. Police cleared without incident and advised the couple to quiet down.

Eric Daniel Junod (Provided photo)

CLEARFIELD – Clearfield Borough police have arrested Eric Daniel Junod, 19, of Clearfield for allegedly burglarizing a local candy store. He’s been charged with burglary, criminal trespass, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief.

According to the report, police investigated an alleged burglary May 28 at Neeper’s Sweet Treats, Clearfield. Upon arrival to the scene, police found that someone had allegedly thrown a brick through an entrance door window.

Police found that someone had allegedly taken more than $80 worth of candy and soda. Police also estimated that there was more than $250 worth of damage to the store. While investigating, police located a cell phone on a counter, which wasn’t there when the store closed that day.

Police were able to determine the owner of the cell phone. On June 3, police interviewed the suspect who allegedly admitted to committing the burglary at Neeper’s Sweet Treats.

Junod has been arraigned by Magisterial District Judge Richard Ireland. His bail has been set at $50,000. Junod has been incarcerated at the Clearfield County Jail, according to the report.

DUBOIS – A vehicle chase ending in a scuffle with police has resulted in charges against a DuBois man.

According to an affidavit of probable cause filed with District Judge Patrick Ford’s office May 30, Bob Allen Larson, 52, 113 E. Park Ave., P.O. Box 113, DuBois, is charged by the DuBois-based state police with aggravated assault, criminal mischief, possession of drug paraphernalia, driving under the influence of alcohol or a controlled substance, assault, recklessly endangering another person, resisting arrest, fleeing or attempting to elude police officers, disorderly conduct, harassment, driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds, careless driving, reckless driving and four summary traffic charges following an incident May 29.

According to the affidavit, troopers on patrol were contacted by the Punxsutawney-based state police who were in pursuit of a red Buick traveling north on Route 219 at a high rate of speed. The troopers were told that the suspect vehicle had run a red light and struck a state patrol vehicle.

The trooper then used his patrol vehicle to spin the suspect vehicle, which then came to rest near the intersection of South Brady Street and Washington Avenue.

The troopers were told that DuBois City police had arrived and were assisting with the driver.

When the troopers arrived, they saw the DuBois City officers attempting to secure the suspect, later identified as Larson. Larson was allegedly resisting, throwing punches and kicking the officers.

During the struggle, a metal smoking pipe containing residue, which tested positive for marijuana, fell out of Larson’s pocket and landed on the ground.

Larson was taken to Penn Highlands DuBois, where he was questioned about what had happened earlier that evening. Larson allegedly told police that he was traveling through Sykesville when he saw a patrol vehicle with lights activated behind his vehicle.

Larson allegedly told police he did not know why the lights were on and did not pull over, because he wasn’t doing anything wrong. He said the patrol car had tried to block him several times during the pursuit and allegedly told police he had been traveling about 90 miles-per-hour trying to “lose” the police car.

Larson allegedly told police his vehicle and a patrol vehicle struck each other near the Sandy Bridge and the troopers stopped him. Larson allegedly told police that while the troopers and officers were trying to place him under arrest, they tried to pull him out through the window, which made him mad and he threw a punch, which he believes hit one of the officers in the face. Larson allegedly said once he was out of the vehicle, the officers ripped his shirt while he was on the ground, so he began kicking at them.

The trooper who initiated the chase said that he had witnessed the vehicle driven by Larson make a turn on to Route 119 without using a turn signal and attempted to pull the vehicle over. The trooper said the vehicle continued traveling and he radioed for back-up. The trooper said while attempting to stop the vehicle near the Sandy Bridge, the driver continued through the intersection, striking the patrol car and continuing on until the trooper was able to bump the rear of the suspect vehicle, causing it to spin out. The trooper said as he and officers from the DuBois City Police Department attempted to remove the driver from the vehicle, the driver began hitting and kicking them.

State police at Clearfield

• An accident occurred Thursday on the Woodland-Bigler Highway in Bradford Township. Both Tiffani S. Wagner of Osceola Mills and Kenneth E. Laughman of York were traveling eastbound. The Wagner vehicle rear-ended Laughman’s commercial vehicle. Upon impact the Wagner vehicle traveled off the right side of the roadway and up an embankment; when it returned to the roadway, it rear-ended Laughman’s commercial vehicle again. Upon impact the second time, the Wagner vehicle crossed over the westbound lane and up an embankment. Wagner was transported to the hospital for treatment of minor injuries by private vehicle. Laughman wasn’t injured in the accident. Both were wearing their seatbelts; Wagner was cited for the accident, state police said.

State police at Punxsutawney

• An incident of theft occurred sometime May 15-20 on Alliance Drive in Young Township. During the incident, someone allegedly used the victim’s credit card to make unauthorized charges. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.

Clearfield Borough

• Police were dispatched to Lower Witmer Park while a female had been sitting there all day. Police spoke to the female who lives in the area and found she was OK.
• Police responded to North Second Street to unlock a vehicle for its owner.
• Lawrence Township police were assisted with an incident on Coal Hill Road. Further, police stopped a vehicle and detained a male until Lawrence Township police responded to the scene.
• Police handled an alleged incident of harassment by communications that occurred along Turnpike Avenue.
• Police were dispatched to East Pine Street, where someone was allegedly screaming in the area. Police searched the area but were unable to locate anyone.
• Police were dispatched to Zimmerman Avenue, where someone was allegedly standing in the caller’s yard. Upon police arrival, the person had left the scene.
• Police were dispatched to East Cherry Street for a noise complaint. Police were unable to locate the source of the noise.
• Police received a report about a vehicle allegedly being damaged while it was parked along the 400 block of East Cherry Street.
• Police arrested a male for an alleged protection from abuse order violation. He was arrested and transported to the Clearfield County Jail.
• Police received a report about items allegedly being removed from a yard at a residence along Bigler Avenue.
• Police assisted with a psychological emergency at a residence along Spruce Street. Further, a male was transported to the hospital for treatment.
• Police were dispatched to South Fourth Street, where items were allegedly removed from a vehicle.

Lawrence Township

• Police received a report about an alleged neighbor dispute over a baseball in Hyde. It was later resolved, police said.
• Police were requested to check the welfare of a male in the Golden Rod area. Upon arrival police located the male at Dairy Queen and everything was OK.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment by communications.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment that occurred at the Clearfield Area Elementary School.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of access device fraud. The incident remains under investigation with charges pending at this time, police said.
• Police received a request for information regarding a PFA.
• Police received information about an alleged incident of harassment that occurred at the Lawrence Park Village. Further, police found that a 9-year-old girl had allegedly punched and pulled the hair of another girl. The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Police responded to numerous 911 hang-up calls from an inactivated cell phone around Interstate 80. Police searched the area but couldn’t determine the source of the calls. Police noted the calls stopped after their search of the area.
• Police received a report about an alleged group of disorderly individuals who were fighting at a local bar on the Clearfield – Shawville Highway.
• Police received a report about a motorcycle accident involving a deer.

DuBois City

• Police were dispatched to the 100 block of West Washington Avenue for a runaway juvenile on Thursday. Police said that the juvenile was located a short time later in a Sheetz store in Sandy Township. Police returned the juvenile to his parents without further incident. Sandy Township police assisted with the incident.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic disturbance Thursday on East Long Avenue. Police said the individuals decided to separate for the night; police cleared the scene without incident.
• Police were dispatched to a two-vehicle accident Thursday at the intersection of DuBois and New streets. Further, a Honda CRV was turning left from New Street onto DuBois Street when it was struck by a Ford Escape that was traveling north on DuBois Street. No injuries and minor damage were reported, police said. Police were assisted at the scene by the Penn State University police.
• Police were dispatched to a residence in the 600 block of West Washington Avenue, where a male was allegedly throwing rocks at a window. While speaking to the male, police detected a strong odor marijuana. When asked the male allegedly told police that he had marijuana in his pants pocket. After placing the male under arrest for the drug violation, police allegedly found more drugs and paraphernalia in his possession. He was then transported to the Clearfield County Jail, where he was detained on a probation violation. Police said that multiple drug charges were filed against the male.

Sandy Township

• Police received a report about a false alarm at Miller Brothers on Wednesday.
• On Wednesday a tire fell off of a truck, which caused it to travel off the roadway into a grassy median, in the area of Blinker Parkway and Watson Highway. No injuries were reported and the vehicle was towed from the scene, police said.
• While on patrol Wednesday, police located garbage scattered on Breck Road. Upon investigation police determined that it belonged to a 45-year-old Treasure Lake man who agreed to clean up the area in lieu of charges being filed against him. Police will continue to patrol the area for future offenders.
• On Thursday a Forsyth Road resident reported that vehicles were being driven up and down the road at high rates of speed at all times of day. Police will monitor the area.
• On Thursday a Hungry Hollow Road resident reported a truck driven by a juvenile had trespassed on their property and was now stuck on a log. Upon arrival police handled the situation without incident.
• Police received a report about a false alarm at Aldis on Thursday.

Editor’s Note: GantDaily is working with local law enforcement agencies throughout Clearfield County to develop a listing of persons for whom there are arrest warrants. Anyone with information about wanted persons is asked to contact the appropriate law enforcement agency. GantDaily will update its warrant page each Friday based upon information provided by the participating law enforcement agencies.

State police at Clearfield

• An incident of theft by unlawful taking occurred sometime Saturday or Sunday on Lingle Street in Osceola Mills Borough. During the incident, someone allegedly stole a Next bicycle with gray decals. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Clearfield at 814-857-3800.
• An accident occurred Saturday on Veterans Street in Gulich Township. Further, William T. Kirsch Jr. of Coalport was traveling downhill and too fast for a right-hand curve in the roadway. When the roadway straightened out, his vehicle entered the oncoming lane and impacted a vehicle driven by Randy McGarvey of Glasgow. The Kirsch vehicle then continued to travel off of the north berm and impacted an embankment. After impact his vehicle overturned onto its roof. Kirsch sustained minor injuries; he was cited for the accident, state police said. State police were assisted by Houtzdale Emergency Medical Services and the Ramey Fire Department.
• An incident of assault/harassment occurred Sunday in Gulich Township. During the incident, a known suspect and victim allegedly engaged in a verbal argument that turned into a physical altercation. Charges were filed against the suspect through the district court, state police said.
• An incident of criminal mischief occurred sometime between Thursday and Saturday along Old Valley Road in Boggs Township. During the incident, the operator of an all-terrain vehicle allegedly drove over 10 tomato plants, 12 pepper plants, 10 onion plants and six pumpkin plants, destroying them. Damage is estimated at $80, state police said.
• A hit-and-run accident occurred Sunday on McCartney Road in Jordan Township. Further, a vehicle was traveling south when it exited the roadway and impacted a boat trailer parked in its owner’s yard; the operator of the vehicle then fled the scene. The suspect vehicle was described as a green Ford truck that will have front grill damage, state police said.

State police at Punxsutawney

• An incident of simple assault occurred Saturday on Central Street in Canoe Township. Further, a 33-year-old Rossiter man was taken into custody after he allegedly physically assaulted the victim. He was lodged in the Indiana County Jail after he failed to post bail; his preliminary hearing will be held through the district court, state police said.
• An incident of theft occurred sometime June 3-4 on Millstone Road in Banks Township. During the incident, someone allegedly stole the victim’s 2005 Buick Rendezvous. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.
• An incident of simple assault occurred Saturday on Stifflehill Road in Burnside Township. During the incident, a 43-year-old Cherry Tree man allegedly struck the victim. The man was taken into custody pursuant domestic violence charges and transported to the Clearfield County Jail to await arraignment.
• An incident of simple assault occurred Sunday along Bouch Road in Bell Township. During the incident, a known 24-year-old suspect allegedly struck the victim in the face several times.

State police at Ridgway

• An incident of criminal mischief occurred Saturday in the parking lot of the Jeep Inn along River Road in Jay Township. During the incident, a known 28-year-old St. Marys woman allegedly broke the windshield and damaged the right front door glass on the victim’s Toyota 4-Runner. The incident remains under investigation at this time with charges pending, state police said.

DuBois City

• Police were dispatched to the 100 block of Quarry Avenue, where two males had allegedly attempted to forcibly enter a residence on Friday. Upon their arrival, the victim told police that two Caucasian males attempted to make entry through their front door.  The victim told police that he was able to keep the males from entering while his spouse called 911.  He then told police that the two males were last seen running up Evergreen Street toward West Long Avenue. Police have suspects and the investigation is continuing at this time.
• Police were dispatched to East Long Avenue to check the welfare of a woman on Friday.  The woman called police, alleging that someone was trying to poison her. Upon arrival police found the woman in good health.  She alleged to police that someone has been pumping natural gas into her apartment.  Police had maintenance check for possible gas leaks and none were found.  Police advised the woman to report suspicious activity in and around her building.
• On Friday police were dispatched to the Rumbarger Avenue area, where a young child was allegedly running around unclothed.  Upon arrival police found that a local postman had helped the small child to their home. Police contacted the mother of the child who explained that she’d fallen asleep after working night shift. She said the child was able to unlock the door and exit the residence. In speaking with the mother and witnesses, police believed the woman able to properly care for her child. Police recommended higher locks on the door and child proofing door knobs.
• On Friday a local woman contacted police in reference to a 41-year-old DuBois woman harassing her. Further, the woman alleged to police that she was harassed in a parking lot on North Main Street when the other woman began to yell and curse at her. She wanted police to contact the other woman and advise her to stop the harassment.  The other woman was contacted by police and denied the incident.

Sandy Township

• Police received a report about a false alarm at the Aldi’s store on Friday.
• Police were dispatched to the Bobbette Motel, where a man was sleeping in a vehicle Friday. Upon arrival police located a 31-year-old Stump Creek man and informed he was wanted.  Police also allegedly found various drugs and paraphernalia in the vehicle. The man was taken into custody and released to the agency that had the warrant for him. Charges are currently pending as a result of the incident, police said.
• On Friday a 42-year-old Penfield man’s truck rolled out of his driveway, down a hill and hit the home of a 70-year-old Mount Run Road man. Severe damage to both the truck and home were reported, police said.
• On Friday employees of the Friendly Tavern alleged that a 59-year-old Johnstown man had entered the bar several times to buy a six pack of beer. Then, he was allegedly sitting behind the bar drinking it. Police located the man and handled the situation without incident.
• Police received a report about a false alarm at Joann Fabrics on Friday.
• A 55-year-old Green Glen Drive woman alleged that while she was returning to her car in the parking lot of Petco on Saturday, she was told that a green pick-up truck had hit it. The witness had gotten a partial license plate number, and the woman later located the vehicle in the parking lot.  The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Employees of the Blinker Sheetz alleged that a customer turned in a Gatorade bottle with a used syringe in it on Saturday. The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• On Saturday a 52-year-old South Main Street Extension man alleged that his 13-year-old daughter was physically harassed by another juvenile while at the Edgewood Skating Rink. Police handled the situation without incident.
• On Saturday a 57-year-old Brockway man alleged that someone hit and damaged his vehicle while he was at work at Subway in the DuBois Mall.
• A 71-year-old DuBois man alleged that he’d witnessed a vehicle driven by a 28-year-old Time to Bid Road man drive through his yard, causing damage and then leaving the scene on Saturday. Police located the man at his residence attempting to repair the vehicle. He allegedly appeared to be intoxicated and did not have permission to use the vehicle. The man was also on probation, police said.  He was placed under arrest and transported to the jail.
• On Saturday a vehicle driven by a 30-year-old DuBois man attempted to turn at the Blinker light and hit a vehicle driven by an 18-year-old Reynoldsville woman. Moderate damage and no injuries were reported, police said.
• A 50-year-old DuBois woman fell asleep while driving her vehicle Sunday on Bee Line Highway near the Fairfield Inn. This caused her vehicle to rear-end another driven by a 40-year-old Butler woman. No injuries and moderate damage were reported, police said.

CLEARFIELD – The Lawrence Township police have initiated an investigation into an attempted armed robbery at approximately 8:57 p.m. Monday at Kwik Fill on Race Street, Clearfield.

Upon arrival to the scene, police learned that the suspect had allegedly entered with a knife in an attempt to rob the store. The clerk told the suspect that they needed to leave and activated the panic alarm.

The suspect then allegedly fled the Kwik Fill store in a southern direction. The suspect was wearing a black sweatshirt, blue jeans and a ski mask, according to police.

Anyone with information about the incident is asked to contact the Lawrence Township police at 814-765-1533.

State police at DuBois

• An incident of DUI occurred Monday on Interstate 80 at the exit 86 eastbound off-ramp. Further, a 63-year-old man was stopped during DuBois Motor Carrier Enforcement and allegedly found to be under the influence of alcohol. He was given field sobriety tests and taken to Penn Highlands for blood tests. The incident is currently pending the blood test results, state police said.

State police at Philipsburg

• An incident of criminal mischief occurred Friday or Saturday in Unionville Borough. During the incident, someone allegedly entered the passenger’s side of the victim’s Chevrolet Silverado while it was parked in the alley at the rear of his residence. Damage is unknown at this time, state police said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Philipsburg at 814-342-3370.
• An incident of aggravated assault occurred May 31 on East Pine Street in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, a Philipsburg man allegedly kicked a member of the state police at Philipsburg. Charges have been filed through the district court, state police said.
• An incident of harassment occurred June 3 on Phoenix Road in Rush Township. During the incident, two Philipsburg residents allegedly engaged in a physical domestic dispute. One was cited for harassment through the district court, state police said.

State police at Ridgway

• An incident of theft from a motor vehicle occurred Saturday in a parking lot along River Road in Jay Township. During the incident, someone allegedly removed an ear of corn from the victim’s vehicle. Also, someone allegedly removed $140 in cash that belonged to another victim from the same vehicle.

Clearfield Borough

• Police responded to a vehicle lockout. Further, police were able to gain entry to the vehicle.
• Police responded to a report about down wires that were across a parked car. Fire police arrived and directed traffic while waiting on Penelec at the scene.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment along North Third Street. The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Police responded to a traffic complaint along NW Third Avenue. Police made with the driver who was warned for her actions.
• Police responded to a welfare check of an elderly male. Further, police determined that the male was in the hospital.
• Police responded to a noise complaint near the intersection of Spruce and Linden streets. The complaint was unfounded, police said.
• Police responded to a welfare check of a female along North Fourth Street. Upon arrival the female advised police that she was having a heart attack. Police summoned emergency personnel who arrived and transported the female to the Penn Highlands Hospital.
• Police responded to an active alarm at a business along Daisy Street. Police determined it to be a false alarm.
• Police responded to an active alarm at a business along Power Avenue. Police determined it to be a false alarm.

Curwensville Borough

• Police received a report about an alleged incident of trespassing Saturday on McNaul Street. Further, police advised the individuals to seek legal advice as it was civil in nature.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment Sunday at the Curwensville Commons. The incident was handled at the scene, police said.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of trespassing at a Lippert Street residence on Monday. Further, the property was under new ownership and the tenants allegedly refused several times under the proper notification by the owner and constable to vacate it.

DuBois City

• Police were dispatched to a medical emergency Monday in the 100 block of West Long Avenue. Further, a male was transported to Penn Highlands for treatment. Police were assisted at the scene by DuBois Emergency Medical Services.
• Police were dispatched for a suspicious person Monday in the 200 block of West Long Avenue. Police made contact with a male who matched the description and cleared without incident.
• On Monday police received a complaint about alleged fraudulent activity. The complainant told police that a male called his phone and claimed to be from the IRS. Police said that the male attempted to obtain credit card information; however, the complainant hung up on him.
• Police responded to the 100 block of East Long Avenue to check the welfare of a DuBois female on Monday.  Police received information the female had posted on Facebook that she was depressed.  Upon arrival the female advised police she was OK and just a little upset earlier, as she was fighting with her boyfriend.
• Police responded to the area of East Weber Avenue and South Church Street, where a couple was allegedly fighting on Monday. Police were advised that it was a verbal argument. Upon arrival police found that the couple had left the scene.

Fugitive of the Week: Theodore Wells (Provided photo)

CLEARFIELD –District Attorney William A. Shaw Jr. has announced Clearfield County’s Fugitive of the Week for the week of June 8.

Shaw identified the fugitive as Theodore Wells, 27, of Highland Street, Dubois. Wells is wanted for failure to appear at a Criminal Pre-trial Conference held May 21.

On Nov. 18, 2014, Trooper Jason McKee of the Pennsylvania State Police, Dubois barracks, filed a criminal complaint against Wells. He charged Wells with driving under the influence of alcohol, M; driving vehicle at safe speed, S; careless driving, S; and occupant protection, S.

According to the affidavit of probable cause, on March 28, 2014, state police at DuBois were dispatched to Highland Street, Brady Township, for a reported vehicle accident. Upon arrival state police observed a vehicle with extensive damage.

Upon making contact with the operator of the vehicle, identified as Wells, state police allegedly detected signs of impairment. Wells was then transported to Altoona Regional Hospital for treatment.

A preliminary hearing was scheduled for Dec. 19, 2014, at which time all charges were held for court. On May 21, Wells failed to appear for a Criminal Pre-trial Conference, and a warrant was issued for his arrest.

Wells is described as a Caucasian male standing 5 feet, 7 inches tall. Further, he is described as being bald with green eyes.

Anyone with knowledge of Wells’ location is asked to call Clearfield County Crime Stoppers at 800-376-4700. All calls to Crime Stoppers are confidential.

Anonymous tips can also be submitted by visiting the Clearfield County District Attorney Web site at “www.ClearfieldDA.org” and selecting “Report A Crime.”

The seats are too small, the meals are nonexistent, and the people across the aisle have taken off their shoes and socks to share their stinky feet with everyone.

Not to mention that poor crying baby and the seatmate who wants to talk ad nauseam about his work in plastics.

It’s no wonder we’re all a little infected with air rage.

What is the weary traveler to do? If you’ve got enough room in your coach seat for yoga, that’s awesome. Don’t kick anyone while you check out yoga teacher Alana Kessler’s in-flight class with CNN’s Rachel Crane in the video above — and Namaste.

If yoga’s not your style and you don’t have a Xanax prescription, here are more ways to survive short- and long-haul flights.

Frequent traveler Arabella Bowen, editor in chief of Fodor’s Travel, recommends combining strategies for greater impact. And yes, she flies coach 98% of the time, so she knows your pain.

“Noise-canceling headphones, an iPad loaded with a favorite TV series or recent documentaries and a window seat are essential ingredients to my remaining calm,” Bowen said. “I sit down, plug in and tune out.”

Create a buffer. Noise-canceling headphones are an excellent way to block out chatty seatmates, jet engines and crying babies. Old-fashioned foam earplugs can also dampen the din a bit. Or queue up your favorite movies, television shows or music on your portable device.

Make your captivity count. You pretty much have to stay put in flight. Why not make the most of that stillness by practicing loving-kindness meditation? Check out Barbara Fredrickson’s book “Positivity,” or use Headspace’s guided meditation app on your smart phone to keep yourself calm.

Prayer also brings peace to some fliers. “Artist’s Way” author Julia Cameron writes prayers out for each step of flight: the takeoff, the turbulence and the landing. A fearful flier who wrote a book about managing her fear, she even prays for the courage to start packing.

Treat yourself. You’ve sacrificed enough for a low airfare. Why not invest in some trashy magazines, a lovely biography or the latest New Yorker magazine? Add a window seat with a view, those noise-canceling headphones, snacks and a special drink, and it sounds almost delightful.

Some airline loyalty programs offer a complimentary alcoholic beverage to members, even in coach.

Just don’t overdo it: Alcohol has fueled many an air rage incident, and it can dehydrate you more quickly in flight.

Maintain connections. It seems counterintuitive to keep up with the people in your life at 30,000 feet, but a flight does provide a good chunk of relatively uninterrupted time. Use your aircraft’s in-flight Wi-Fi connection to message or email with friends and family, preferably the calm people who can distract you. Or go old-school and put pen to paper in a letter to an old friend.

Set yourself up for a smooth trip. The seeds of air rage may be planted way before your trip, and you may be bringing a nearly fully developed case onto the aircraft. Sometimes it’s an eruption of the simmering stress of rushing to pack, arriving at the airport late, getting hung up in security and running out of time for your pre-flight rituals.

“People go nuts when they’re running late for a flight,” said veteran flight attendant Heather Poole, author of “Cruising Attitude: Tales of Crashpads, Crew Drama, and Crazy Passengers at 35,000 Feet.”

“And that just snowballs because then they don’t have time to grab something to eat in the airport, and they freak out on me when I run out of food in coach,” Poole said. “Or else they have to go to the bathroom and the seat belt is on but they get up anyway because it’s an emergency.

“When I remind them the sign is on, because it’s my job to tell them the sign is on, they get angry and storm back to their seat, and now I’m the bad guy who then runs out of tomato juice because there’s only five cans, making an awful flight a million times worse. ”

All because you didn’t have time to get a snack, buy your magazine and use the restroom before boarding the plane. Building in a little extra time can make all the difference.

State police at Clearfield

• An incident of disorderly conduct occurred Monday on Keystone Hill Road in Decatur Township. Further, a 26-year-old Sandy Ridge man was allegedly intoxicated at his girlfriend’s parents’ residence and caused a hazardous or physically offensive condition that served no legitimate purpose. The man was cited through the district court, state police said.

Sandy Township

• Police received a report about a 911 hang-up call from a Sher De Lin Road residence on Tuesday. Upon investigation police found the house was vacant.
• A 17-year-old Treasure Lake girl alleged that while she was at Taco Bell on Tuesday, an 18-year-old female employee began harassing her. Further, she alleged that the employee followed her out to her car, where she hit and damaged its hood. Charges are currently pending, police said.
• On Tuesday a Wasson Avenue resident alleged that someone came into her house while she was out and took several items.
• On Tuesday a 68-year-old Treasure Lake woman reported getting a pop-up on her computer. When she hit the wrong button, several questions popped up. Police said she answered some of the questions before she realized it may be a scam.

State police at Clearfield

• A protection from abuse order violation occurred Thursday on Morann Avenue in Woodward Township. During the incident, a 46-year-old Madera man allegedly violated the conditions of a PFA. Charges were filed against him through the district court, and he was later transported to the Clearfield County Jail to await arraignment, state police said.

Clearfield Borough

• Police responded to an alarm along Daisy Street. Upon arrival police found an employee who had activated the alarm.
• Police responded to an alarm along Power Avenue. Upon arrival police found an employee who had activated the alarm.
• Police responded to a parking complaint on Clearfield Street. While arriving at the scene, police found that the driver had exited a residence and moved the vehicle.
• Police responded to an animal complaint on School Avenue.
• Police received a report about a hit-and-run accident involving damage to a parked car. The victim later called police to advise that the person had come forward to take care of the damage.
• Police arrested a male for public drunkenness after he was allegedly seen staggering along North Third Street. He was allegedly found to be highly intoxicated and transported to the Clearfield County Jail.
• Police received a report about a male who allegedly used a counterfeit $20 to pay for food that was delivered to his residence. The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Police responded to an alleged trespassing complaint on Daisy Street. Police were able to handle the incident at the scene.
• Police responded to West Front Street, where a driver had locked keys inside their vehicle. Police were able to gain access to the vehicle.
• Police were dispatched for a male and female who were allegedly arguing on South Fifth Street. Upon arrival police found it was only verbal in nature.
• Police received a report about an alleged assault that occurred along North Third Street. The incident remains under investigation at this time, police said.

Curwensville Borough

• On Tuesday police received a report about the alleged theft of medication from a Schofield Street residence.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment on Wednesday. However, the incident was unfounded, police said.
• Police received a report about a tenant who was allegedly being disorderly at the Beech Street Apartments on Wednesday.

DuBois City

• On Tuesday police were dispatched to the woods behind Sears at the DuBois Mall for a report about a female who matched the description of a known runaway. Upon a search of the area, police located and returned her to Pentz Run. Police were assisted at the scene by the Sandy Township Police Department and Clearfield County Sheriff’s Department.
• Police were requested to contact a DuBois resident Tuesday in reference to an alleged phone scam. Further, police said that the actor claimed to be a debt collector who threatened to arrest the complainant if they did not pay. Police said that the actor allegedly called back claiming to be from a local police department and again threatened an arrest if payment was not made. Police would like to remind all residents to wary of these kinds of calls.
• Police received a call about an alleged neighbor dispute on Arminta Street. The incident is being referred to Code Enforcement, police said.
• On Wednesday police responded to an activated hold-up alarm on Beaver Drive.  Upon arrival police were able to determine that the alarm was accidental.
• Police received a report about an alleged road rage incident on Wednesday.  Further, a Brockway woman was traveling on East DuBois Avenue when another vehicle attempted to merge into her lane.  However, it did not have enough clearance and nearly struck the Brockway woman’s vehicle. As the two continued east, the operator of the offending vehicle allegedly threw something at the woman’s car, and the two female occupants were flipping her off. The woman pulled into Wal-Mart and the offending vehicle followed her with the operator parking next to her.  At that point, the offending operator allegedly exited and began yelling and swearing at her, as she walked into the store.  The Brockway woman did not wish for any charges to be filed, police said.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic dispute in the 100 block of North Main Street. Upon arrival police were able to calm down the parties involved in the dispute.

State police at Philipsburg

• An incident of harassment occurred Wednesday on Dogwood Drive in Rush Township. During the incident, a Philipsburg woman allegedly subjected the victim to unwanted physical contact. She will be charged with harassment through the district court, state police said.
• A protection from abuse order violation occurred Thursday on Dunkirk Drive in Halfmoon Township. During the incident, a Coalport man allegedly made contact with the victim and violated an active PFA. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.
• An incident of theft of a motor vehicle occurred sometime between Wednesday and Friday at a Curtis Street residence in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, someone allegedly stole a Honda four-wheeler that belonged to the victim; it was later recovered in Chester Hill Borough. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.

Lawrence Township

• Police have initiated an investigation into an alleged incident of theft by deception at Wal-Mart. Further, an unknown actor allegedly used counterfeit currency to purchase merchandise from the store.
• Police responded to numerous storm-related issues throughout the township.
• Police received a report about an alleged drug violation in Country Club Hills. It remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of harassment at the Sapp Bros. Truck Stops.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of trespass at a residence on Aspen Spring Way. It was handled without charges being filed, police said.
• Police received a report about an alleged theft at a business along Route 879. Police found it was civil in nature.

DuBois City

• Police were dispatched to Tractor Supply for an activated burglar alarm on Thursday.  Upon arrival police found it to be a false alarm.
• Police were dispatched to the 400 block of North Fourth Street, where a dog was reportedly running loose Thursday.  Police were able to locate the owner of the dog, as he was regaining control of it.  The owner told police that the dog got out while he was busy.
• Police were dispatched to the 500 block of Locust Street for multiple 911 hang-up calls on Thursday.  Police were able to determine there wasn’t any emergency, and a young girl was playing with the phone.
• On Thursday a resident of the 100 block of Quarry Avenue alleged that his blue and white Next stunt bike was stolen from his front porch.  Police said it was last seen when the male left for work earlier that morning.
• Police were dispatched to a medical emergency Thursday on Morrison Street.  Further, police were advised a 1-year-old child possibly took prescription medication that belonged to an uncle. Police were also advised that the child found a pill organizer while briefly unsupervised, at which point pills spilled out onto the floor and several were partially dissolved. Police said that the child’s father immediately attempted to induce vomiting; the child was transported to Penn Highlands Emergency Room as a precaution.

Sandy Township

• On Wednesday a 65-year-old South Brady Street man called 911 after he detained a 30-year-old DuBois man for walking across his parking lot that was marked as no trespassing. Police handled the situation without incident.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic dispute on Tozier Avenue on Wednesday. Prior to arrival, a male who was allegedly involved left the scene. Police located him and determined he was driving without a license.  Police said that the dispute was verbal in nature and handled without incident.  However, police said charges were filed against the man for driving while his license was suspended.
• On Wednesday police were called to the area of the Holiday Inn Express for a report about a disoriented woman who was to be in possession of a knife. After searching the area, police located the woman with a 45-year-old man who was her cousin. Police said that the woman refused an evaluation by medical personnel; she was released to her cousin.
• Police were dispatched to an alleged domestic dispute Thursday at a Northwood Avenue residence. Further, a 44-year-old woman told police that she and her boyfriend had been drinking and got into an argument, which became physical. Her boyfriend left the residence prior to police arrival. Police handled the situation without incident.
• A 38-year-old DuBois woman alleged that someone hit and damaged her vehicle while it was parked in the DuBois Mall parking lot on Thursday.
• DuBois Mall Security advised police that an 18-year-old DuBois woman was causing a disturbance inside the mall on Thursday. However, she was gone upon police arrival. Police contacted her and told her she was not allowed in the mall for 60 days per request.
• A 47-year-old man alleged that someone hit and damaged his vehicle while it was parked at Wal-Mart on Thursday.
• On Thursday a 65-year-old Maryland woman called police when the 38-year-old father of her grandchild showed up at the hotel she was staying at in order to hide from him. Police handled the situation without incident.
• On Thursday an 18-year-old Reynoldsville man reported to police that while stopped at the light at Shaffer Road and Bee Line Highway he backed up to allow a truck to turn and hit the vehicle behind him. He then pulled off the roadway to exchange information, and the driver of the blue Mustang began yelling at him and then fled the scene. Minor damage was reported, police said.

Editor’s Note: GantDaily is working with local law enforcement agencies throughout Clearfield County to develop a listing of persons for whom there are arrest warrants. Anyone with information about wanted persons is asked to contact the appropriate law enforcement agency. GantDaily will update its warrant page each Friday based upon information provided by the participating law enforcement agencies.

DUBOIS – A DuBois man is facing drug-related charges following an incident June 4 on West Washington Avenue.

According to an affidavit of probable cause filed with District Judge Patrick Ford’s office June 5, Matthew Wayne Pearson II, 19, 135 W. Weber Ave., DuBois, is charged by the DuBois City police with manufacture of a controlled substance, possession or distribution of a small amount of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia and possession of a controlled substance.

According to the affidavit, police were called to 618 W. Washington Ave. for a report of a person throwing rocks at a window and that the caller suspected drugs may be involved.

When officers arrived, they saw a man sitting on a bench at the house. The man, later identified as Pearson, allegedly told police that he was intending to visit a friend at the house, but that his friend did not appear to be home. Pearson allegedly told police he had spoken with his friend just before he arrived at the house.

While speaking to Pearson, the officers could smell a strong odor of marijuana. The officers also noted that Pearson had plugged his cellphone into an outlet on the outside of the house. Pearson was carrying a black and red backpack.

The officers asked Pearson if he had any drugs and Pearson allegedly took two plastic baggies containing a small amount of marijuana out of his pocket. The officers then learned that Pearson had a prior arrest for marijuana possession and placed him under arrest.

When the officers searched Pearson’s back pack, they found a box of plastic baggies, a scale, an unlabeled pill bottle containing two yellow pills, which were later identified as Hydrocodone, two rubber containers with marijuana residue, a glass jar containing marijuana, a pill grinder and a marijuana grinder.

TREASURE LAKE – A 16-year-old male juvenile has been accused of indecent assault after an alleged incident at the Cayman Landing campground in Treasure Lake, reported the Sandy Township police.

According to the report, on Wednesday police were dispatched to the campground to meet with the victim, a 43-year-old woman. Upon investigation police allegedly found the juvenile had entered a laundry room within a comfort center.

The victim alleged to police that she observed the juvenile lean against a washing machine and then perform a sexual act in her presence. After that she alleged that he intentionally had indecent contact with her without her consent.

The victim told police the juvenile left the area on a bicycle. He wasn’t known to the victim; however, she was able to provide a physical description. Police canvassed the campground and located the juvenile matching her description.

In an interview with police, the juvenile allegedly admitted to the allegations. He was released to family. Police said the juvenile will face charges through Clearfield County Juvenile Probation.

SANDY TOWNSHIP – State police at DuBois say early this morning a DuBois teen was arrested on drug charges after a traffic stop on state Route 219 near the Exit 97 off-ramp in Sandy Township, Clearfield County.

According to state police, around 1:46 a.m., a suspect vehicle was stopped on SR 219 for a traffic violation. During the traffic stop, the odor or marijuana was allegedly detected on 18-year-old Michael Blair Richtarsic of DuBois, state police say.

According to state police, upon searching Richtarsic’s multi-colored backpack, the following items were allegedly discovered:

• approximately three pounds of marijuana
• an ounce of hash oil
• numerous marijuana pipes
• digital scales
• prescription medication
• brass knuckles
• $649 in U.S. currency

State police say Richtarsic was placed in the Clearfield County Jail on the following charges:

• Possession with Intent to Deliver a Controlled Substance, Felony
• Possession of a Controlled Substance, Misdemeanor
• Possession of Drug Paraphernalia, Misdemeanor
• Prohibited Offensive Weapons, Misdemeanor

No other information was provided.

Read more at http://www.explorejeffersonpa.com/.

State police at Clearfield

• An incident of burglary occurred Friday on Mary Street in Pike Township. During the incident, someone allegedly broke into a garage and stole a 12-pack and a 6-pack of alcoholic beverages. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Clearfield at 814-857-3800.
• An incident of criminal mischief occurred sometime Friday or Saturday on Lake Street in Bradford Township. During the incident, someone allegedly damaged the driver’s side rearview mirror on the victim’s vehicle. The incident remains under investigation at this time, and anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Clearfield at 814-857-3800.
• A single-vehicle accident occurred Saturday on Brisbin Street in Woodward Township. Bryan P. Brown of Houtzdale was traveling south when he lost control of his vehicle. His vehicle then spun off the roadway and overturned. Neither Brown nor his passenger was wearing their seatbelts; no injuries were reported, state police said. Brown was cited for the accident.
• An incident of theft occurred Friday on the Lumber City Highway in Pike Township. During the incident, someone allegedly removed cash from a vehicle, as well as a stereo from a different vehicle, while they were parked at a local swimming area. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Clearfield at 814-857-3800.
• An incident of harassment occurred Sunday on Cherry Street in Goshen Township. During the incident, a 40-year-old Clearfield man allegedly engaged in an argument that turned physical with the victim. Charges were filed against him through the district court, state police said.
• An incident of underage drinking occurred Sunday on Lake Street in Bradford Township. Further, state police were dispatched to an alleged disturbance and determined a 19-year-old Woodland man was drunk. He was subsequently arrested and cited for underage drinking, state police said.
• An accident occurred Sunday on Shiloh Road in Bradford Township. Cori A. Hoffmaster of Frenchville was traveling north near Mullens Road when he started to fall asleep at the wheel. His vehicle then exited the roadway and entered a ditch; it continued through the ditch and impacted a sidewalk with a ditch pipe beneath it. After initial impact, his vehicle overturned before continuing in a northern direction and coming to a final rest. No injuries were reported as a result of the accident, and the vehicle was towed from the scene, state police said. Hoffmaster was wearing his seatbelt.

State police at DuBois

• An incident of assault occurred Friday on Wayne Road in Winslow Township. During the incident, two Reynoldsville residents allegedly engaged in a verbal argument that turned physical in nature. Charges will be filed against both, state police said.
• The Pennsylvania State Police Fire Marshal, the Sykesville Fire Department and National Fuel Gas Co. investigated the origin and cause of a fire that occurred Sunday on Stanley Bottom Road at the Sykesville Borough line. The fire reportedly damaged an odorizer station; damage is estimated at $100,000, state police said, noting natural gas service wasn’t interrupted as a result.

State police at Philipsburg

• On Friday state police were contacted about the deaths of two residents in Port Matilda Borough. Further, a sister and brother were found deceased by a family member within their residence. Upon investigation state police found the woman died from apparent natural causes and the man then took his own life. The investigation into the deaths is still pending completion of the coroner’s report, state police said.
• An incident of identity theft occurred June 9 on East Spruce Street in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, someone allegedly stole the victim’s identity on their debit card and used it to make two transactions in Connecticut. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.
• An incident of theft occurred sometime between May 23 and May 27 on South Front Street in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, a 47-year-old Philipsburg woman allegedly stole the victim’s debit card, made three transactions and forged the victim’s name. The incident remains under investigation at this time, state police said.
• An incident of disorderly conduct/underage consumption occurred Friday at the intersection of Centre and Spruce streets in Philipsburg Borough. During the incident, a known 18-year-old man allegedly put construction cones in the middle of the travel lanes on Centre Street, causing traffic to stop. He was located and allegedly determined to be under the influence of alcohol. Charges will be filed through the district court, state police said.
• An incident of theft by unlawful taking occurred May 27 on Water Street in Rush Township. During the incident, someone allegedly stole the victim’s gas grill from the front of her house. Upon investigation state police found it was actually not a theft and a misunderstanding between the actors and the owner.
• An alleged sexual assault occurred Saturday at a residence on South Mountain Road in Taylor Township. Further, state police were notified after the alleged victim was taken to Mount Nittany Medical Center, State College. While there she alleged that she had been sexually assaulted by a suspect known to her.
• An alleged theft of an all-terrain vehicle occurred Saturday on Curve Street in Rush Township. It is described as an ’89 Yamaha Blaster 200 with a Honda 250 engine; its left side is painted blue and its right side is green. It has modifications, including dual exhaust, orange and red marker lights, turn signals and rearview mirror. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Philipsburg at 814-342-3370.

State police at Punxsutawney 

• An incident of harassment occurred Sunday on Walston Road in Young Township. Further, a known female allegedly subjected the victim to unwanted physical contact. Charges have been filed through the district court, state police said.

State police at Ridgway

• An incident of criminal mischief occurred Sunday on Gillen Crossing Road in Fox Township. During the incident, someone allegedly damaged a private road gate. Damage is estimated at $500, state police said. Anyone with information is asked to contact the state police at Ridgway at 814-776-6136.

Clearfield Borough

• Police responded to North Second Street for a vehicle lockout. Police were unable to unlock the vehicle.
• Police received a report about juvenile who had failed to return home. While police were searching for the juvenile, they returned home.
• Police responded to Daisy Street to assist a female who had locked herself out of her residence. Police were able to gain entry into the residence.
• Police have initiated an investigation into an alleged assault that occurred near West Front and Nichols streets. Further, a male was allegedly assaulted in that area and transported to the hospital for treatment.
• Police responded to a vehicle accident on North Second Street. Further, a vehicle was traveling north when its mirror struck the door of a parked vehicle, causing minor damage.
• Police stopped a vehicle along Nichols Street and allegedly determined the female to be under the influence of drugs. Further, a Drug Recognition Expert from the Pennsylvania State Police evaluated the female.
• Police assisted the fire department with smoke inside a business along North Second Street.
• Police arrested a male for public drunkenness after an alleged incident along West Front Street.
• Police fingerprinted an individual for employment out of state.
• Police arrested a male for an alleged DUI after he was stopped for a traffic violation.
• Police responded to Nichols Street for a report about a female who had a warrant. Police were unable to locate the female, however. Police later located the female hiding in a closet at a residence along Nichols Street; the female was transported to the Jail.
• Police responded to Park Avenue for a report about juveniles who were walking unattended. Police located the juveniles who ranged from 6 years old to 9 years old.  Police transported the juveniles back to their residence.
• Police were notified about a bicycle that had been left abandoned.
• Police arrested a male for public drunkenness after he was allegedly seen staggering along Bridge Street.
• Police responded to Daisy Street for an alleged dispute between two roommates. Upon arrival police found that the altercation was verbal in nature.
• Police responded to a vehicle accident in the parking lot of Sheetz along Nichols Street. No injuries were reported and both vehicles were driven from the scene. Police found that one driver did not have a valid license and filed a citation on the male.

Lawrence Township

• Police received a report about a 911 hang-up call.
• Police received a report about a traffic hazard at the Hyde light, which wasn’t functioning properly. Police were assisted at the scene by the fire police.
• Police received a report about an incident that was civil in nature. Police referred the parties to the magistrate’s office.
• Police received a report about the alleged theft of plants from a resident’s garden.
• Police received a report about an alleged burglary on the Clearfield – Glen Richey Highway.
• Police received a report about a snake in the area of Sheridan Drive.
• Police received a report about a female who was walking in the middle of the Clearfield – Curwensville Highway. However, she was gone upon police arrival.
• Police received a report about a suspicious vehicle at a local business.
• Police were requested for public assistance on Riverview Road.
• Clearfield Borough police were assisted with an incident at Sheetz.
• Police received a report about suspicious persons at the Days Inn. Police found the individuals were guests at the hotel.
• Clearfield Borough police were assisted with a warrant service.
• Police assisted emergency personnel on Park Avenue Extension.
• Police received a report about a 911 hang-up call on Charles Road.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of child endangerment on Park Avenue Extension.
• Police received a report about all-terrain vehicles on private property on Pheasant Lane.
• Police received a report about psychological emergency on Open Sky Lane.
• Police received a report about suspected child abuse. It remains under investigation at this time, police said.
• Police received a report about loud music on Hill Street.
• Police received a report about an injured duck on McPhearson Street.
• Police received a report about an alleged incident of criminal trespass in the area of Ester Lane.
• Curwensville Borough police were assisted with an incident.
• Police received a noise complaint in the area of Lawrence Grange Road.
• Police received a report about a runaway juvenile. Police were later contacted by the father who had located his daughter.
• Police received a report about a suspicious male who was walking on Route 879.
• Police received a report about an alleged domestic dispute. As a result, a Clearfield man was arrested for his actions.
• Police received a report about a runaway juvenile.
• Police received a report about an open door at a business that was closed. Police checked the business and determined everything was OK.
• Police received a report about a suspicious male at a business on Route 879. Police found the male had become tired while traveling and pulled over.
• Police received a noise complaint in Hillsdale.

DuBois City

• On Friday police were dispatched to the 500 block of Pifer Street for the alleged theft of property. Further, the victim allegedly had a Husky log splitter stolen from his residence overnight. Anyone with information is asked to contact the DuBois City police.
• On Friday police were dispatched to the intersection of Long Avenue and Brady Street, where a male juvenile was allegedly carrying a rifle. Police stopped the male on West Long Avenue, where he was carrying a black assault air rifle. The juvenile’s parents were notified and the air rifle taken until the parents could take possession of it.
• Police were dispatched to multiple driving complaints in the areas of Beaver Drive and Division Street on Friday.
• Police were dispatched to a business in the 400 block of Beaver Drive for a motion alarm on Friday.  While responding, police were advised that the alarm company cancelled their assistance.
• Police were dispatched to the 600 block of Locust Street, where a female was allegedly being assaulted on Friday.  Upon arrival police made contact with the two juvenile females who were involved in the incident.  Upon investigation police found the two juvenile females engaged in a verbal argument that then turned physical. Neither female sustained injuries from the altercation; charges will not be filed against either juvenile, police said.
• Police were dispatched to a noise complaint Friday at an apartment on the 300 block of South Jared Street. Upon arrival police allegedly heard music coming from the apartment.  Police made contact with the resident and advised him to turn the music down, which he did without incident.

Sandy Township

• Police received a report about a dog in a vehicle at the DuBois Mall parking lot on Friday. Upon arrival police found that the dog was in good condition and not in distress.
• While waiting to pull out of Stone Side Village on Friday, a vehicle driven by a 47-year-old DuBois man backed into a vehicle driven by a 51-year-old DuBois woman. Minor damage and no injuries were reported, police said.
• On Friday a 61-year-old Murray Road resident alleged to being assaulted by a neighbor over a property dispute. Police spoke to both parties and handled the situation without incident.
• On Friday a 20-year-old Reynoldsville man lost control of his motorcycle while he was traveling on Wayne Road and came across a tree in the road. He was transported to the hospital for treatment, police said.
• A 41-year-old Treasure Lake woman alleged that her 20-year-old son got angry because a package he was supposed to receive had not come and threw a rock through window of her vehicle on Saturday. While investigating the incident, police determined the woman had a warrant out for her arrest and took her into custody.
• A 22-year-old Sabula Outing Club Road woman alleged that while she and her 25-year-old boyfriend were fighting he pushed her up against her vehicle on Saturday. Police handled the situation without incident.

Lawrence Township 

• Police received a report of harassment from Novey Recycling.
• Police received a report of possible harassment in the Hyde area.
• Police responded to the area of Ross Drive for possible gunshots.  Officers were unable to locate the source of the noise.
• Police assisted another agency at Edgewood Apartments.
• Police assisted a person at the high school that had accidentally been locked inside the fence at the football field.
• Police responded to a one vehicle accident along High Level Road
• Police received a report of a suspicious male at a business on South Second Street.  The male left the scene but was located by police.  Charges of Criminal Mishief are pending.

State Police at Philipsburg

• Police are investigating a fraudulent check that was deposited at a bank in Philipsburg.

State Police at Clearfield

• A single vehicle tractor- trailer accident occurred on Monday at mile marker #119 on I-80.  Parmjeet S. Sekhon, 36, of Corona, NY,  lost control of the vehicle while attempting to slow down due to heavy rainfall.  He traveled off the left side of the highway where the tractor trailor jack-knifed.  The operator was not injured and was wearing his seatbelt.  He was cited for Driving at Safe Speed.
• Police are investigating an incident where unknown actors scattered broken bundles of cardboard on the roadway along Route 322, 500 ft. west of township 138.  The cardboard was removed from the roadway and PennDot was notified of debris.  Anyone with information is asked to contact PSP Clearfield at 857-3800.