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Police news – Nov. 3

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Bad checks

LOCK HAVEN -- Lindsey Ann Gary, 33, of Somerset, was allegedly arrested for bad checks on April 20, when she wrote a check to Steve Shannon Tire for work done to her vehicle and the account it was written from came back to a closed account, according to Lock Haven Police

Corruption of, and furnishing alcohol/marijuana to, a minor

LOCK HAVEN -- Cheyanne Litz, 20, of Lock Haven, was allegedly arrested for corruption of minors and selling or furnishing liquor, malt or brewed beverages to minors on Aug. 21 after Lock Haven Police officers responded to a disturbance call at Litz's residence.

A victim's mother had gone to pick the juvenile up from Litz's residence and found that he was intoxicated, and he had been drinking and smoking marijuana at the residence and she was allegedly aware of it, police said.

Theft of laundry cart

LOCK HAVEN -- A 13-year-old female was arrested for theft on Oct. 6 for allegedly taking a laundry cart from the Spin Cycle Coin Laundry, according to Lock Haven Police. The cart was valued at $120.

Drug paraphernalia possession

LOCK HAVEN -- Marcus Bailey, 37, of Williamsport, was arrested for possession of drug paraphernalia on Oct. 26, according to Lock Haven Police.

Bailey was taken into custody at the Lucky 7 Truck Stop on warrants and a probation detainer, police said. When he was searched, he allegedly had drug paraphernalia in his pocket.

Possession of suboxone

not prescribed

LOCK HAVEN -- Tyler Shelley, 29, of Lock Haven, was allegedly arrested for possession of a controlled substance on Oct. 26 when he was found in possession of suboxone that was not prescribed to him by adult probation, according to Lock Haven Police.

Disorderly conduct between juveniles

LOCK HAVEN -- Two juvenile females (ages 11 and 12) and a juvenile male (age 12) were cited with disorderly conduct on Oct. 28 when they engaged in a fight on West Clinton Street which resulted in 911 calls of a public disturbance, according to Lock Haven Police.

Theft of stop sign

LOCK HAVEN -- On Oct. 28 at 10:37 a.m., it was reported that a stop sign had been taken from the intersection of West Main Street and Fourth Street, according to Lock Haven Police.

The sign was found in the caller's backyard, police said.

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