Thursday, August 30, 2012
A fight at Duke’s Rib House & Grille in Scott Township led to a patron being hit in the head with a beer bottle over the weekend. Read about that and more in the weekly Scott Township police blotter.
A fight at Duke’s Rib House & Grille in Scott Township led to a patron being hit in the head with a beer bottle, police said. The person, who was not identified by Scott Township police, was struck in the head shortly after 1 a.m. on Aug. 25. The unidentified suspect immediately left the scene. It’s not known if investigators have any leads on the suspect’s identity. Police did not say if the person hit by the beer bottle was injured. Scott Township Argument leads to harassment charges: Thomas Pointer, 64, of Scott, was charged with two counts of harassment following an argument his roommate along Hill Stree on Aug. 20, township police said. Two men accused of resisting arrest: Scott police said they charged Timothy Radulovich, 22, of …
40.387367
-80.084715
Scott Township Police Department
301 Lindsay Rd, Heidelberg, PA
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40.393055
-80.06348
Duke's Rib House
1910 Cochran Rd, Pittsburgh, PA
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
Police charged a Washington County man with DUI following a crash in Bridgeville. Police also released info from a DUI checkpoint earlier this month. Read police news from Bridgeville and Heidelberg in this week’s police blotter.
- POLICE & FIRE
- Mike Jones
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Wednesday, August 29, 2012
A Washington County man faces DUI charges after Bridgeville police said he crashed into another car on Washington Avenue in the middle of the afternoon. Police said they were called to a crash shortly before 1 p.m. on Aug. 18 in the 400 block of Washington Avenue and noticed one of the drivers might be impaired. John Flatz, 56, of South Strabane, failed a field sobriety test, police said, and was charged with DUI, prohibited acts and reckless driving. Police said no one was seriously injured in the crash. Bridgeville DUI checkpoint arrests: Two people were arrested during the large DUI checkpoint in Bridgeville earlier this month. Bridgeville police said Robert Robison, 60, of Upper St. Clair, was charged with driving under the influence…
40.359582
-80.110709
Bridgeville Police Department
425 Bower Hill Rd, Bridgeville, PA
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40.393064
-80.087692
Heidelberg Police Department
1631 E Railroad St, Heidelberg, PA
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Friday, August 10, 2012
Dozens of police officers conducted one of the largest sobriety checkpoints in the South Hills on Wednesday night when they patrolled Route 50 in Bridgeville.
Dozens of police officers conducted one of the largest sobriety checkpoints in the South Hills on Wednesday night when they patrolled Route 50 in Bridgeville. The officers stopped 35 motorists on Washington Pike near Bridgeville Auto from 7:30 p.m. to shortly after 11 p.m. Bridgeville police Chief Chad King said the DUI checkpoint netted one arrest for driving under the influence of drugs, while officers issues 13 citations, wrote 15 warnings for expired inspection or registration tags and towed five vehicles. Another person was arrested for driving with altered tags. King said the earlier time was to throw a “curveball” to motorists and make the public aware that officers are watching at all hours of the day. “The way we were thinking …
40.36345
-80.1101
Bridgeville Auto Specialists
112 Washington Ave, Bridgeville, PA
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Friday, March 16, 2012
Area police departments are rolling out sobriety checkpoints and extra DUI patrols this weekend.
With all the events happening in and around Pittsburgh this weekend, area police departments want everyone to have fun—but they also want to keep everyone safe. The South Hills Area DUI Task Force, which includes police departments from Bridgeville, Scott, Collier, Mt. Lebanon, Baldwin, South Fayette and Castle Shannon, will increase efforts to find impaired drivers. Heidelberg police will have extra officers out Friday and Saturday nights with roving DUI patrols continuing through 4 a.m. Sunday. The Pittsburgh police will be conducting DUI patrols and managing sobriety checkpoints throughout the City of Pittsburgh this weekend. The Pittsburgh DUI Task Force will have extra officers on patrol looking for impaired drivers over the weekend …
Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Officers were stationed on Greentree Road early Saturday morning.
- POLICE & FIRE
- Mike Jones
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Wednesday, September 21, 2011
Scott Township police made five arrests and issued several traffic citations during their DUI checkpoint early Saturday morning. Scott police Sgt. Steve Fury said they’re not sure how many cars passed through the DUI checkpoint on Greentree Road, but that they made two arrests for drunken driving and wrote nine traffic citations for summary offenses. Fredric S. Miller, 35, and Richard Booker, 53, both from Scott Township were each charged with drunken driving, Fury said. Dillon J. Kasel, 18, of Canonsburg, was charged with underage possession of alcohol when Fury said officers found a beer can in his vehicle during the checkpoint. Two other people were arrested for drug-related offenses, although Fury said police could not yet release …
40.387805
-80.082288
2 Ursula Dr, Carnegie, PA
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Tracman
12:03 pm on Thursday, August 16, 2012
They should have invited Cecil, North or South Strabane, Canonsburg or Peters to the party. They all have ALPR (Automatic License Plate Reecognition). Just scan your license plate and they can tell if your registration is expired. Even thought they got them for the narcotic traffiskers and wanted felons. Just another tax collection tool. Beware you are being watched. more ›