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Underage drinking
LOCK HAVEN -- Two 15-year-old female juveniles were cited with underage drinking on April 8, according to Lock Haven City Police. Officers were responded to a residence in the 100 block of Mill Street for two 15-year-old females intoxicated at the residence.
Harassment
LOCK HAVEN -- Brian Gallagher, 55, of Lock Haven, was cited with harassment on April 8 after he was involved in an argument with a victim over a vehicle, according to Lock Haven City Police.
Gallagher pushed the victim during the argument, police said.
Disorderly conduct, criminal mischief and trespassing
LOCK HAVEN -- Aubrey Gillespie, 35, of Lock Haven, was cited with disorderly conduct, criminal mischief and criminal trespass on April 15, according to Lock Haven City Police.
Gillespie was asked to leave 309 North Grove Street multiple times, and as she left, she began kicking and flailing her legs, hitting an antique coat rack damaging it, police said.
Prohibition on
all outdoor burning
MILL HALL -- Thomas Smith, of Mill Hall, was cited under Mill Hall Ordinance 7-102, prohibition on all outdoor burning on April 20, according to Mill Hall Borough Police.
Emergency services had been dispatched to 100 North Water Street in Mill Hall where they found a fire that had been in a cast iron wood stove, police said. The stove was connected to a wooden box for a "smoke effect," police said.
Smith left the location, leaving the fire unattended, resulting in the fire getting out of control and burning a wood box that caused damage to a PP&L outdoor power unit, melting the meter socket, police said.
A citation will be filed through Judge John Maggs.
Hit and run
LOCKPORT -- Woodward Township Police responded to a hit and run incident that occurred near the intersection of the Coudersport Pike and East Croak Hollow Road on April 21.
A victim was traveling north on the Coudersport Pike and stated that he was negotiating a curve, a large pickup truck, traveling south, cut the corner too sharply and the mirrors on the two vehicles collided, police said. The victim stated the driver of the striking vehicle then failed to stop and continued traveling south on State Route 664.
The only damage to the victim's vehicle was to the left driver's side mirror, police said. Police are searching for the hit and run vehicle.
Cruelty to animals
BELLEFONTE -- On April 20, 2023 at around 11:39 a.m., state police at Rockview got a report that a dog was seen at 125 Davidson road in Boggs Township with a large, infected wound on its side.
The unnanmed owner said that they first noticed the wound in the fall of 2022, police said.
The dog was transported to Metzger Animal Hospital where it was determined the dog was in serious condition, and had to be euthanized, police said.
Charges for animal cruelty will be filed through District Court 49-3-02.
Two vehicle crash
CENTRE HALL -- State police at Rockview responded to an accident taking place April 21 at 2:44 p.m. on Penns Valley Road in Gregg township.
William Jameson, 81, of Williamsport was traveling westbound in a 2015 Harley-Davidson Motorcycle along the roadway when Michael Covalt, 61, of Spring Mills, pulled into the roadway in a 2004 Dodge at the intersection, police said.
Jameson struck the 3 o'clock position of the Dodge, causing it to sustain functional damage, police said.
Covalt reported no injuries as a result of the crash, but Jameson sustained apparent serious injuries and was flown from the scene for medical evaluation, police said.
PSP C.A.R.S Unit was notified and responded to the scene for assistance, police said.