Police Reports 7-21-14
POINT MARION
Warrant served
Southwest Regional police said they worked with the Fayette County Sheriff’s Office to serve a warrant for Curtis Lee Dawson, 49, of Point Marion on Wednesday on Ontario Street. Police said Dawson’s arrest is in relation to an outstanding probation violation warrant out of Frederick County, Virginia.
UNION TWP
Wallet stolen
Christopher Hetrick, 39, of Union Township reported that his wallet was stolen from his truck along Garvin Road between 9:30 p.m. Wednesday and 9:30 a.m. Thursday according to Southwest Regional police.
UNIONTOWN
Window broken
Emilee M. Luckey of 94 Nutt Ave. reported that someone threw a brick through the front window of her home into the living room shortly before 1 a.m. on Saturday according to Uniontown police.
UNIONTOWN
Vandalism reported
Parks Casino Pizza on Connellsville Street reported that a window was broken and blood was found on the ground shortly after 2 a.m. on Saturday, Uniontown police said.
POINT MARION
Theft probed
State police said that an unknown suspect broke into the Family Dollar Store in Point Marion and stole approximately 37 cartons of cigarettes and three cell phones sometimes between Wednesday night and Thursday morning.
EAST HUNTINGDON TWP.
Man arrested
State police said they arrested David Anthony Kramer, 26, of Leisenring after he allegedly defrauded Charles Vance, 28, of Akron, Ohio out of $550 regarding the sale of a vehicle on July 12 at a location at the 400 Block of Quarry Street Extension in Westmoreland County. Kramer remained in the Fayette County prison, police said.
NORTH UNION TWP.
Vehicle damaged
State police said a 32-year-old Brownsville woman, no name listed, reported that the driver’s side door of her vehicle was scratched by an unknown suspect shortly before 2 p.m. on July 5 at 120 Matthew Drive.
GERMAN TWP.
GPS stolen
State police said a 58-year-old woman, no name or address listed, reported a Garmin nuvi was stolen from a location on Old Route 21 Rd. sometime between 7:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. on July 2.