Here are the latest reports from the Canonsburg Police Department:
Pills reported stolen
Louis Hayman, of 215 College St., on Thursday told police that someone had entered his car and taken 150, 30 mg prescription Oxycodone pills. Also taken were two packs of cigarettes, he told police.
DUI, careless driving charges pending
Charges are pending against a McMurray man police said flipped off a Canonsburg police officer before being stopped for careless driving Sunday night.
Canonsburg police said an officer was stopped behind a can waiting for a traffic light to turn at Greenside and East Pike Street.
When the light turned green, police said the driver, later identified as Geoffrey Staley, didn't move.
After about five seconds, the officer honked his horn at Staley, who reportedly put his vehicle in reverse and then stuck his middle finger out the window at the officers.
He then made a right turn on Pike—where police said he drove "erratically," weaving in and out of his lane of traffic.
That prompted the officer to switch on his emergency lights.
But police said Staley, didn't immediately stop.
Instead, police said he continued swerving, traveled in the opposite lane of traffic for about 50 yards and then hit a curb before coming to a stop near the Subway restaurant on East Pike Street.
Police said Staley admitted to drinking two Long Island ice teas and taking medication that was prescribed for him.
Charges of DUI, reckless driving, careless driving and driving in the right lane are pending the results of a blood draw taken at Canonsburg General Hospital.
Woman charged with DUI after hitting pole head-on
A Canonsburg woman faces driving under the influence charges after police said he car struck a pole head on Sunday afternoon.
Police said Mary Kline, of Spruce Street, was sitting in a chair on the sidewalk when police responded to the crash scene on West College Street.
Police said Kline had small cuts on her legs, but that she refused medical assistance.
Police placed Kline under arrest for suspicion of driving under the influence when officers said she seemed confused and reportedly had difficulty answering medical questions.
Breath tests were administered, and showed that Kline's alcohol level was .199 percent and .202 percent, according to police.
Criminal mischief to car reported
Jatorrian Bey told police on Saturday morning that someone had flattened two of the tires on his car, and scratched the paint.
He said the damage was caused sometime Friday night.
Police are investigating.
Car fire extinguished
Canonsburg police and the borough fire department responded to an incident on Brown Alley early Tuesday morning in which a vehicle was fully engulfed.
The car, a Ford Taurus, and a truck nearby were damaged and towed from the scene, police said.
House egged
Bradley Drake, of Hooks Lane, told Canonsburg police on Tuesday that someone had thrown two eggs at his home.
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