GANT Police Blotter

Clearfield Borough

• Police responded to West Locust Street for a reported disturbance.  Police arrived and discovered that no altercation had taken place. 
• Police reported that a registration plate was located and turned into police.  Police were able to locate the owner and return the property.
• Police responded to complaint along East Seventh Street, where a wood burner was producing smoke and blowing it into a neighbor’s residence.  Officers were able to handle the situation on-scene.
• Police responded to Cemetery Road for a disabled vehicle in the roadway.  Police were able to assist in getting the vehicle off the roadway.
• Police responded to the Weaver Street area, where juveniles were reportedly throwing items at vehicles.  Upon arrival, police were unable to locate anyone.
• Police were called to Turnpike Avenue, where a female was reportedly refusing to leave a residence.  Police were cancelled while en route as the female had left.  
• Police responded to Reed Street for a noise complaint.  Officers arrived on-scene and did not locate anything.
• Police assisted EMS and the Fire Department with a medical emergency along Leavy Avenue.

Lawrence Township

• Police received a report of criminal mischief April 18 at Lawrence Park Village. During the incident, a male was allegedly observed damaging a lock on the victim’s mailbox. He was subsequently identified and cited through the district court.
• Police reported a DUI crash occurred Feb. 13 in the area of Fire Tower and Neeper roads. According to police, a vehicle was abandoned and blocked the roadway. Further investigation revealed the driver had crashed into a tree, causing severe vehicle damage. Reportedly, they were also found to have been driving under the influence of alcohol. The driver was then taken to Clearfield Penn Highlands for a legal blood draw. Charges are currently pending.
• Police received a report of a burglary/theft April 15 on Powell Avenue in Hyde. During the incident, a former employee allegedly took equipment from a job site.  Charges were filed through the district court.