An Antis Township man was the victim of a burglary sometime between Oct. 3 and 4 in Antis Township.
Someone pried open the door of a shed belonging to John D. Myers. A Husquavarna chain saw valued at $150 was taken from the shed located on Pacanowski Lane.
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A Tipton woman was the victim in an access device fraud case in Antis Township last week.
State police said someone used the debit card of Stephanie Hollen at the M & T Bank in Tipton to withdraw $400 from her account without her consent.
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A residence along State Route 865 in Antis Township was the scene of a burglary last Thursday.
Police said a rural Tyrone woman reported someone stole her daughter’s DVD player valued at $35.
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A hit-an-run accident happened last Thursday at 4:50 p.m. in Snyder Township.
Police said Harvey Pasternack of State College was traveling north on I-99 at the Tyrone exit when his vehicle was sideswiped by a tractor trailer truck. The tractor trailer failed to stop.
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State police are looking into a hit-and-run case that happened at the intersection of State Route 865 and Grandview Road in Antis Township on Saturday at 2:05 a.m.
Police said a silver sports utility vehicle was north on 865 when it was negotiating a left curve. The unidentified operator lost control and the vehicle hit a guide rail and went through the intersection. The vehicle left the road and hit a carport and a parked truck. The truck was then pushed into another parked vehicle next to it. The driver left the scene headed north on 865.
The driver was described as a white man in his 20s to 30s with a bald or closely shaved head. The sports utility vehicle was likely a Jeep Grand Cherokee, according the police press release.
A large chunk of the vehicle’s right-rear corner bumper was left at the scene.
Anyone with information on the vehicle or the driver should contact state police at 696-6100.
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A Tyrone man, 29-year-old Mark Ernest Campbell, was involved in a vehicle accident along old Route 220, three miles north of Tyrone, in Snyder Township, on Saturday at 5:25 a.m.
Police said Campbell was traveling south on old 220, when he allegedly fell asleep and lost control of his pick-up truck. The vehicle slid from the north lane to the western edge of the road. The vehicle left the road and traveled onto the west berm.
At the first point of impact, the front end and undercarriage hit the front porch, steps and flower beds at the residence of William Reese of RD 3, Tyrone. The pick-up truck then traveled onto the driveway at the property and hit a parked pick-up truck. That truck spun to the right while Campbell’s truck continued to travel southwest. Campbell’s vehicle came to rest in Reese’s yard.
The parked pick-up slid into a parked car after it was hit by Campbell’s. The parked and unoccupied truck came to a rest facing south while the parked and unoccupied car it hit came to rest facing north.
Campbell refused treatment at the scene. Charges are pending while the investigation continues in the incident. Police are looking into the possibility of alcohol playing a role in the crash.
The Bald Eagle Volunteer Fire Company and (fire) police responded to assist at the scene.
