Robinson Police Charge Suspects with Drug Possession

A woman who accused of using her children to sell drugs was charged with week with lying about her identity during a traffic stop in Robinson Township. 

Pamela Smallis, 48, whose address is now listed as Oakdale, was pulled over July 19 by Robinson Police for speeding on Steubenville Pike, according to police records. 

Moon Police earlier this year on charges that she sold marijuana and narcotics to police informants, often bringing her children along for the drug sales, according to a .

Police said she used her children to sell drugs from her former residence on Stocker Drive in Moon. She will face a preliminary hearing on the charges July 31 in Coraopolis District Court. 

Robinson Police said in a report that Smallis identified herself as "Mary Caldwell" when she was stopped for a traffic violation. She also provided a false date of birth. 

She has been charged with giving false identification to law enforcement and driving on a suspended license. 

also made the following recent arrests and responded to the following recent incidents. Each incident is a reflection of police records and does not indicate guilt or a conviction.

• Jeremiah Skovira, 25, of Coraopolis, was charged July 17 with assault after police said he attacked a lifeguard at the Westpointe Apartments Pool. 

• Mark John Uniatowski, 47, of McDonald, was charged with drug possession July 15 following a traffic stop on Kathleen Lane. Police said he was found with oxycodone and Endocet pills during the stop. 

• Corrine Murphy, 29, of New Brighton, was charged July 14 wiht retail theft and drug possession at the Mall at Robinson.