Paul Peirce | Tribune-Review
A first responder looks over Loyalhanna Creek along Route 30 in Derry Township where an SUV veered off the highway and into the water. Two people were hospitalized after the crash, fire officials said.
Paul Peirce | Tribune-Review
River rescue units from Bradenville and New Alexandria responded Monday to Loyalhanna Creek along Route 30 in Derry Township, where an SUV veered off the highway into the water near Kingston Dam. Two people were taken to AHN Forbes Hospital after the crash, fire officials said.
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A ninth former client of a Latrobe mental health therapist awaiting trial for rape and multiple sexual assault-related charges has accused him of sexually harassing her during counseling sessions about three years ago, according to Latrobe police. Police filed a new harassment charge this week against Gregory P. Miscik, 59,
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A Unity man accused of refusing to wear a mask while shopping at a grocery store and threatening to fight the manager before fleeing was charged with disorderly conduct and harassment, state police said.
William A. Muir, 41, also received four traffic citations from troopers as he fled the Giant Eagle parking lot of Laurel Mountain Plaza in a 2002 Dodge pickup truck about 4 p.m. Friday, according to state Trooper Michael Burkholder. Muir was cited for driving without a license, driving on a suspended license and two counts of driving a vehicle not properly inspected.
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Murrysville police said a 26-year-old man was arrested early Sunday on charges of harassment, simple assault and strangulation following an alleged incident inside a woman’s apartment.
Zachary Musto of Rochester, Beaver County, was arrested following the reported attack around 12:10 a.m. that occurred in the 1100 block of Ohio Street.
Officer Jason Varner said, when police arrived for report of a domestic disturbance call, they found the apartment door was forcibly opened and the glass shattered.
According to court records, the woman told police that, after forcing his way into her apartment, Musto threw her to the floor and began choking her.
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A West Newton man who reported his car was stolen earlier this month in Mt. Pleasant now is charged with arson, insurance fraud and making false reports, according to court records.
Donald E. Cassidy, 54, reported about 8 a.m. Feb. 15 that his vehicle was stolen from Rumbaugh Avenue in Mt. Pleasant, according to court documents.
Five days later, state police Trooper Troy Faulk said Cassidy’s burned out car was located about three miles away in the woods off White Bridge Road in Mt. Pleasant Township. Troopers said the fire was intentionally set.