Week of Sept. 28
Mt. Lebanon
Stolen property: On Sept. 7, Police arrested Barbara Ringler, 32, of 403 Broughton Road, Bethel Park, on Kurt Drive and charged her with receiving stolen property and driving with a suspended license, reports said.
Man arrested: Police arrested Albert Galmer, 57, of 598 Glenwood Drive, Ambridge, on Aug. 29 on Academy Avenue and charged him with terroristic threats and simple assault, according to reports.
Simple assault: Jeffrey Mandell, 43, of 275 Shadowlawn Avenue, Mt. Lebanon, was arrested Sept. 7 on Shadowlawn Avenue and charged with simple assault, police said.
Heroin possession: Police arrested Tiffani Fitzwilliam, 30, of 731 Wisteria Ave., Mt. Lebanon, on Sept. 4 and charged her with possession of heroin, according to reorts.
Retail theft: David Hurney, 61, of 1425 McFarland Road, Mt. Lebanon, was arrested on Castle Shannon Boulevard Sept. 10 and charged with retail theft, police said.
Drug possession: On Sept. 11, police arrested Erin Burner, 37, of Bethel Park on Kelton Avenue and charged her with possession of marijuana and drug paraphernalia.
Peters Township
Theft reported: Paramount Construction Services told police Sept. 20 that tools were missing from a construction site at 3528 Washington Road. Value of the missing tools was not disclosed, and the incident remains under investigation.
Woman cited: Kristen Colbert, 32, of Lawrence was cited for summary retail theft Sept. 20 for taking items totaling $125 from Giant Eagle at Donaldson’s Crossroads.
Simple assault: On Sept. 21, police arrested Brandon Hetrick, 29, of 116 Grouse Court, Peters Township, and charged him with simple assault on his wife, Nicole, 30, who sustained injuries to her head and mouth, police said.
Vehicle accident: Police arrested a 17-year-old male juvenile for driving under the influence on Sept. 24 in the 800 block of Venetia Road. According to reports, the juvenile swerved to miss a deer, struck a phone pole and hit a vehicle driven by Carol Wagner, 71, of Finleyville. No one was hurt, but the juvenile’s vehicle had to be towed from the scene.
South Fayette
Vehicles entered: Police are investing a rash of vehicle break-ins that occurred Sept. 24 and Sept. 25. According to reports, the thefts occurred on Bella Danyelle Court, Christine Court and Lindsay Lane. Mostly cash and sunglasses were reported missing from the vehicles, all of which were unlocked, according to reports.