: “7/10/2024 Police Log: Crime Updates from Shenandoah Sentinel”

In the latest police incidents reported by local law enforcement agencies in Northern Schuylkill, a series of events have unfolded, showcasing the diverse range of challenges faced by authorities in the region.

Alleged Burglary in Ringtown

A Shenandoah man, Dennis Bugden, found himself in legal trouble after being accused of felony burglary. The incident took place at the Jeld-Wen factory in Ringtown, where Bugden allegedly entered the premises through a shipping dock door and made off with several bundles of aluminum. His attempt to sell the stolen metal to SOS Metals near Mount Carmel led to his arrest. Bugden was later arraigned and released on bail, with a preliminary hearing scheduled for July 17.

Chase on a Bike in Ashland

Nathan Hays, a Columbia County man, is currently wanted by state troopers for fleeing on a bike during a pursuit in Ashland. The chase, which involved over 70 traffic violations, saw Hays evading authorities and almost causing multiple collisions on Route 61. Despite the intense pursuit, Hays managed to escape, leaving law enforcement with a warrant for his arrest.

Hit-and-Run in Mahanoy City

In Mahanoy City, Jostin Caba was cited for a hit-and-run incident where he struck a parked car and fled the scene. The crash, which occurred at Main Street and Brandonville Road, resulted in Caba’s vehicle being towed while he was later found at his residence. Despite escaping injury, Caba now faces legal repercussions for his actions.

Foot Chase in Mahanoy City

State troopers in Mahanoy City are on the lookout for Robert Timm III, a Shenandoah man who led them on a foot chase after abandoning his vehicle during a attempted traffic stop. Timm faces charges of fleeing and various traffic violations as authorities work to apprehend him.

Incident of Criminal Mischief in Altamont

Jessica Lash, a Frackville woman, was cited for criminal mischief following a break-in at a car trailer in West Mahanoy Township. The incident, which occurred on East Pine Street in Altamont, led to Lash being implicated in the vandalism, highlighting the importance of maintaining law and order in the community.

Dog Attack in Shenandoah

John Charles, a Shenandoah man, faced legal consequences after his dog bit another dog in a public altercation near Centre and Lehigh Streets. The incident, which resulted in a citation for Charles, underscores the need for responsible pet ownership and adherence to local regulations.

Investigation into Burglary in Tuscarora

State Police at Frackville are currently investigating a burglary in the Schuylkill Township village of Tuscarora. The theft, which involved the stealing of assorted tools from a building on Locust Street, has prompted authorities to delve deeper into the circumstances surrounding the crime.

Unleashed Dogs in Shenandoah Heights

William Fadule, a Shenandoah Heights man, was cited after his dogs trespassed onto a neighbor’s property and acted aggressively towards their pets. The incident, which occurred on Florida Avenue, serves as a reminder of the importance of responsible pet ownership and maintaining control over animals.

Vandalism at Turkey Run Water Tower

Troopers are investigating an incident of vandalism at the Turkey Run water tower in Shenandoah, where copper cable wires were cut by an unknown perpetrator. The act of vandalism, which occurred on July 3, highlights the need for increased vigilance and security measures to protect public property.

Illegal Dumping in Shenandoah

In a disturbing discovery, state police were alerted to the illegal dumping of a dead cat and plastic waste on North Jardin Street in Shenandoah. The incident, which occurred on July 6, underscores the importance of environmental conservation and proper waste disposal practices in the community.

Trespassing and Vehicle Entry in Wilburton

William Ennis, a Wilburton man, is wanted by state troopers for trespassing on private property and entering a vehicle without permission in Conyngham Township. The incident, which involved reckless behavior and confrontation with homeowners, has led to a warrant being issued for Ennis’s arrest.

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