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Monday — Police obtained an arrest warrant for Bradley J. Harriett, 43, of Butler stemming from the recent break-in at an apartment on Third Street.

The tenant, 54-year-old Joseph Queen, told police that he was admitted to the hospital on March 27 and learned of the alleged crime April 3 when he returned home, according to court documents.

Queen said his apartment had been entered and numerous items valued at more than $1,500 were stolen Among the missing property was a Dell laptop computer, two video game consoles, more than 60 video games, three watches and a police scanner.

A friend who was watching over the apartment while the victim was in the hospital, advised that he had gone to the home March 31 to find the front door open and the side window screen pushed in, documents said.

On April 4, Queen called to pass on to investigators information he had gotten from another friend, who had stopped by the victim’s apartment March 31. When the friend got there, he saw a red car in the driveway. He knocked on the door and a man answered. The stranger identified himself as “Brad,” documents said.

He told Queen’s friend that the door was open when he arrived and he went in to check on the victim, who wasn’t home.

Later, the friend identified Harriett as “Brad,” from a photo that police showed him.

For now, police said, Harriett is only charged with trespass, a felony.

7:13 p.m. Thursday — Jackson R. Blakely, 19, of Clay Township and Skylor R. Saeler, 18, of Butler are accused of attacking a 14-year-old Butler Township girl on Lincoln Avenue in a case of suspected domestic violence.

The girl recounted that she was near the Center Avenue Community School when a car pulled up and stopped. She said Saeler got out of the driver’s seat, grabbed her by the hair and punched her in the head about five times.

Blakely eventually pulled Saeler off the girl, according to court documents, before picking her up and slamming her to the ground. The girl said he picked up her a second time and threw her to the ground, and also punched her in the head.

The defendants got back into their vehicle and drove away.

The victim, police said, had a number of injuries including scratch marks on the back of her neck, a scuff mark on her left elbow, bruising and swelling near the right eye and redness on the top of her head.

Blakely and Saeler are both charged in an arrest warrant with simple assault and conspiracy,

Documents did not indicate the relationship, if any, between the defendants and the girl.

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7:04 p.m. Thursday — Kathlene D. Callicott, 45, of Pittsburgh was arrested after she allegedly drove drunk to an ex-boyfriend’s home on Greenhill Drive, where she also is accused of getting into an altercation with police.

Officers found Callicott at the home, where she was arguing in the driveway with a man, who police identified as her former boyfriend. She claimed she “was there to sell him marijuana,” according to court documents.

While speaking to the defendant, police said they smelled alcohol on her. They also noticed an empty bottle of wine on the floor of her car.

She subsequently failed field sobriety tests. Police said they had to “forcefully” place her into a patrol car when she became uncooperative.

While taking inventory of the car’s contents, police said, officers found a box with suspected marijuana and other drug contraband.

At Butler Memorial Hospital for a blood test, Callicott caused a disturbance and cursed at police. She also admitted to a prior mental health-related hospitalization, according to police documents. She subsequently refused to submit to the blood test.

Police spoke to the defendant’s ex-boyfriend, who told officers that she had showed up at his home and pushed over his son’s motorcycle. She also damaged a car that was there.

Additionally, he recounted an incident Feb. 19 when Callicott appeared at his home and broke out a window. On March 31, he said, the defendant “harassed (him) “via phone call,” documents said.

District Judge Sue Haggerty arraigned Callicott on charges of possession with intent to deliver a controlled substance, stalking, driving under the influence, possession of a controlled substance and drug paraphernalia, criminal mischief, defiant trespass and harassment.

She was placed in the Butler County Prison on $30,000 bail following arraignment.

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7:24 p.m. Saturday — Walter D. Madden, 66, of Worth Township was arrested on charges he showed up with a rifle at a home in Slippery Township and threatened a man who lives there. No injuries were reported.

Police began the investigation after the alleged victim, Vincent Cenkner, reported that Madden appeared at the house while his wife was home with her children. She told troopers she looked out the window and saw the defendant in the driveway holding a rifle.

Cenkner’s wife said Madden got into a pickup truck and drove way. She also advised troopers that she knew Madden was there looking for her husband,” according to court documents.

Cenkner returned home after his wife sent him a text message about what happened. He subsequently received a telephone call from Madden during which the defendant told him he was a “dead man,” documents said.

The defendant allegedly threatened to shoot the victim.

Troopers eventually spoke to Madden, who admitted going to Cenkner’s house with a .22-caliber rifle, police said. He also provided a motive: to make peace between a friend and Cenkner, who happened to be a cousin of that friend.

“Madden related that he drove to Vincent’s residence only to ask Vincent to stop fighting with (his friend),” according to a police affidavit.

The defendant said he then drove home. Police searched his truck and found two firearms — a .22-caliber rifle and a 12-gauge shotgun. Both guns were loaded.

District Judge Sue Haggerty arraigned Madden on charges of terroristic threats, simple assault, reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and driving with a suspended license-DUI related. He was placed in the Butler County Prison on $30,000 bail following arraignment.