Crazy Hazy Po-Po Repo- Jan. 23 Submitted Photo PERSON OF INTEREST — West Hazleton police said the woman at left is a person of interest as they investigate a burglary that occurred at 137½ N. Broad St. on the evening of Jan. 16. The actor(s) entered the residence and stole a LG G Pad 7.0 and a checkbook, police said. Anyone with information can contact police at 570-455-3733 or by calling 911. All calls will be handled confidentially. Charges, citations Charges or citations have been filed against the following, according to court documents. Violations for older offenses appear now because they have only recently been filed or served. ■ Christopher Farley, 41, West Hazleton, disorderly conduct by borough police after a Nov. 23 offense. ■ Shai A. Medina-Santana, 18, West Hazleton, possession of a small amount of marijuana after a Dec. 20 offense. ■ Mark J. Searfoss, 35, White Haven, harassment by state police at Hazleton after a Dec. 18 offense in Foster Township. ■ Cameron T. Marchetti, 18, Freeland, harassment by state police at Hazleton after a Dec. 14 offense in Freeland. ■ Jaryd B. Reimiller, 18, Sugarloaf, retail theft by township police after a Jan. 6 offense. ■ Peter J. Potochney, 44, Freeland, public drunkenness by borough police after a Jan. 5 offense. ■ Wilson H. Rosario, 28, Beaver Meadows, criminal trespass by borough police after a Dec. 17 offense. ■ Christian M. Bennett, 24, Weatherly, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness by borough police after a Jan. 5 offense. ■ Jose Cuevas Rodriguez, 19, Hazleton, underage drinking by city police after a Dec. 27 offense. ■ Brian D. Rosalantigua, 19, Hazleton, underage drinking by city police after a Dec. 21 offense. ■ Felipe A. Diaz, 38, Hazleton, disturbing the peace by city police after a Jan. 1 offense. ■ Wander Ramirez Moya, 22, Hazleton, disorderly conduct by city police after a Jan. 2 offense. ■ Marquis N. Brownlee, 20, Hazleton, harassment by city police after a Dec. 31 offense. ■ Harold Murray, 46, Hazleton, objects used to package a controlled substance by city police after a Dec. 2 offense. ■ Serge A. Stantos, 24, Hazleton, harassment by city police after a Dec. 31 offense. ■ Tammy L. Hischar, 43, Mountain Top, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct by Fairview Township police after a Dec. 23 offense. ■ James Riach Jr., 24, White Haven, harassment and disorderly conduct by borough police after a Dec. 28 offense. ■ Ned S. Parker Cottage, 28, Tamaqua, retail theft by borough police after a Dec. 30 offense. ■ Tyrell J. Rucker, 24, Tamaqua, harassment by borough police after a Dec. 11 offense. ■ Tia M. Wick, 24, Tamaqua, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct by borough police after a Dec. 24 offense. ■ Giordano G. Lara-Baez, 24, Hazleton, two counts DUI, fleeing or attempting to elude police and 11 summary violations by Hazleton police after a May 9 offense. ■ Orlando R. Flores Orellana, 30, Hazleton, two counts DUI and three summary violations by Hazleton police after a Nov. 3 offense. ■ Edwin J. Vasquez, 21, Hazleton, possession of marijuana and use or possession of drug paraphernalia by city police after an Aug. 10 offense. ■ Marissa E. Jacoby, 30, Drums, two counts DUI, one count each use or possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana, careless driving and accidents involving damage to unattended vehicles or property by Hazleton police after a Sept. 21 offense. ■ Rafael A. Baez-Pinales, 29, Hazleton, two counts DUI and three summary violations by state police at Hazleton after a Nov. 22 offense in Hazleton. Man admits to propane tank theft A Weatherly man was charged after admitting to taking a woman’s propane tank Dec. 22. Thomas W. Ladner, 60, was charged with theft and receiving stolen property by state police at Hazleton. The charges were filed Jan. 5 and issued via summons, which he accepted Jan. 8, according to a court docket. Arrest papers state several neighbors told the victim that Ladner took one of two full propane tanks from her former home at 42 Hess Lane, Foster Township. The victim paid Superior Plus Energy $89 for the tank, and Superior Plus Energy said the tank was valued at $789. Ladner told troopers he took the tank because the woman owed him money, court papers state, and the investigating trooper told him that he still had no authority to take the tank. We welcome user discussion on our site, under the following guidelines: To comment you must first create a profile and sign-in with a verified DISQUS account or social network ID. Sign up here.
Posted on: Fri, 23 Jan 2015 17:32:06 +0000
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