Thursday, April 18, 2013
The card, stolen from Omnicare Pharmacy Service in Robinson Township a year ago, has been used mostly in the Rochester/Baden area.
An employee of Omnicare Pharmacy Service alerted Robinson Township police after discovering that someone had used a stolen gas card to charge $6,041 in fuel since March 31, 2012. No one noticed it was missing or the fraudulent purchases until this month, according to a police report. The company's staff uses Wright Express gas cards, which are locked up after business hours. Each person has a PIN number, but an employee told police he had given that number to other co-workers. One of those co-workers is still employed by the company. The other is not. The police report indicates most of the purchases were made in the Rochester/Baden area of Beaver County. ____________________ "Like" Patch on Facebook | Follow us on Twitter | Get our email …
Thursday, March 7, 2013
A local plumber's assistant stole jewelry from Moon Township homes and sold the items at a gold exchange shop, police allege.
Moon Police have charged a Coraopolis plumber's assistant with stealing an engagement ring valued at $2,000 and other pieces of jewelry from homes where he was making repairs. Matthew Edward Seretti, 30, of McKees Rocks, took jewelry including a wedding band, gold chains, and watches in February from two Moon Township homes where he was working, Moon Township Police allege. Charges Seretti faces include theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property, according to a criminal complaint. A Moon Township man said he discovered multiple pieces of his wife's jewelry missing from their home shortly after Seretti, who was employed by the Fourth Avenue-based Klug Plumbing, performed repairs at their home. The items, including gold rings…
Friday, January 25, 2013
The former daycare owner, who was charged in 2012 with possessing child porn following an investigation in Moon Township, is arrested in Washington County.
Pamela Smallis, a former Moon Township woman who faces trial on drug and child pornography charges, has turned herself in to police in connection to a $10,000 theft from a Washington County Walmart. South Strabane Township Police have charged Smallis, 49, with retail theft and conspiracy, according to court records. She was released from Washington County Jail Wednesday on $10,000 bail. Smallis is accused of stealing nine iPads and 23 iPods in the early morning hours of Jan. 7 from the Walmart location in South Strabane, according to the Observer-Reporter. The items were valued at nearly $10,000. Jeremy Stover, 24, and Olivia Domenick, 21, both of Coraopolis, are also charged in the theft. The trio is seen on surveillance video in the…
Friday, November 30, 2012
Sewickley Heights Police said Jessica Cox of Coraopolis pawned the necklace for $225.
A Coraopolis woman is facing felony theft charges after police said she stole a $20,000 necklace from a Sewickley Heights home where she worked. Jessica Cox, 28, of Ridge Avenue, is charged with felony counts of theft by unlawful taking and receiving stolen property. Sewickley Heights police were called Nov. 17 to a residence in the 400 block of Scaife Road where the homeowner reported she was missing a necklace valued at $20,000 that she had stored in a purse. Police said the owner had been diligent about monitoring the necklace, described as a gold Aaron Basha necklace with diamonds and charms, because she recently hired a new cleaning lady whom she was aware had a troubled past. Police said Cox had only cleaned there twice. Police said …
Thursday, November 15, 2012
Robinson Township Police blotter for Thursday, Nov. 15.
More than $6,000 in equipment was stolen from a Robinson Township construction site, Robinson Police said. The Washington, PA-based Northern Pipeline Construction reported drills, water pumps and other equipment missing earlier this month from its Station Street construction site. Police said the theft, which totaled $6,900 in construction equipment and materials, occurred sometime between Nov. 2 and Nov. 5. No one has been charged in connection to the incident. Police continue to investigate. Robinson Township Police also responded to the following incidents and made the following arrests. Each item is a reflection of police records and does not indicate guilt or a conviction.
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
A Moon Township man has been charged with theft and forgery in connection to the incident.
A Skylark Drive resident has been charged with stealing money from his ill daughter's trust fund account. Mark Edward Piccolo, 53, has been charged by the Allegheny County District Attorney's Office with felony theft by deception, and three counts of forgery, according to court records. Piccolo is accused of taking money from a trust fund established for his daughter's medical care, reports the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review. The amount of money he reportedly stole was not immediately available. Court records show the alleged theft took place in 2009. He is scheduled to appear July 19 for a preliminary hearing.
Friday, June 1, 2012
Robinson Township Police blotter for June 1.
A Brooklyn, NY man was charged by Robinson Township Police with attempting to buy items at the Mall at Robinson with counterfeit $100 bills. Police said 26-year-old Kerven Benoit on May 23 attempted to use fake $100 bills to purchase items at Sears, Dick’s Sporting Goods and Bath & Body Works. Police took Benoit into custody in the mall’s parking lot after Sears’ staff members found the bills to be counterfeit. The U.S. Secret Service confirmed the bills as fake, according to a police report. Robinson Police also made the following recent arrests and responded to the following incidents in the township. Each item is a reflection of police records and is not an indication of guilt or a conviction.
Thursday, May 31, 2012
Moon Police blotter for Wednesday, May 31.
Moon Police made the following recent arrests and responded to the following incidents in the township. Each item is a reflection of police records and does not indicate guilt or a conviction.
Thursday, February 23, 2012
Moon Police blotter for Thursday, Feb. 23.
A Clinton man has been charged with claiming to be a Pennsylvania State Constable after he was caught shoplifting at Super Kmart on Market Place Boulevard. Benjamin Sites, 26, was charged with retail theft and impersonating a public servant after police said he told Kmart management last month to "show him some professional courtesy" because he was a state constable, according to police records. Store employees stopped Sites when they saw him attempting to remove tags from a jacket while leaving the store. Sites told store management that he was a state constable, but could not produce a badge or identification. He instead showed staff his permit to carry a concealed firearm. Police said they could find no record of Sites ever being …
Friday, February 17, 2012
Moon Township Police blotter for Friday, Feb. 17.
Update: All charges against Carmen Rao Condeluci were dismissed in April in Coraopolis District Court Moon Police made the following arrests and responded to the following recent incidents in the township. Each item is a reflection of police records and does not indicate guilt or a conviction. Kimberly Jean Schatzel, 52, of Pittsburgh, was charged with access device fraud, forgery, identity theft, theft by unlawful taking, receiving stolen property and theft by deception at 6 p.m. October 29. She was arrested on a warrant Feb. 14 and taken to the Allegheny County Jail. Police have charged Chattel with writing 16 fraudulent checks in the amounts of $2,925. She is scheduled to appear Feb. 21 in Coraopolis District Court. Other recent …
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