These items have been collected from various police departments.

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Monday — Police charged three young people in connection with a disturbance last week at the Highlands Apartments on Villa Drive.

Officers got there about 3 a.m. June 13 and found underage drinking at the apartment of 20-year-old Alyssa L. Griffin, according to the police report. They found Griffin’s brother, Donald Lee Griffin Jr., 21, of Butler, hiding in a back bedroom.

Police said they learned that Donald Griffin was already wanted on an arrest warrant. He initially gave police a bogus name. He is charged with false identification to law enforcement authorities, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Alyssa Griffin also gave a fake name for her brother, police said. She is charged with hindering apprehension and underage drinking.

Arrizon Clutter-Simmons, 19, of Butler, who also was in the apartment, is charged with underage drinking, public drunkenness and disorderly conduct.

Monday — Donna J. Neely, 58, of Butler was charged with a fraudulent return early this month at the Butler Commons’ Walmart. She allegedly received a cash refund for an item that she had taken off the shelf and did not pay for, according to a police report.

Neely is charged with theft by deception.

Thursday — Garett L. Lemmon, 22, of Prospect was charged with drugged driving in connection with an incident last month near the PennDOT gravel stockpile at Route 422 and Route 356.

Police found Lemmon about 6 a.m. May 19 after they were initially called to investigate a possible accident. But there was no accident. Instead, according to a police report, officers determined that Lemmon had pulled off the road.

The defendant, who appeared to be impaired, was later taken for a blood test at Butler Memorial Hospital. Toxicology results subsequently confirmed the presence of a drug in his system.

Lemmon is charged with driving under the influence of a controlled substance and disregarding traffic lanes.

Saturday — A car was reported stolen from a home in the 300 block of Bessemer Avenue in Lyndora. The owner said it was last week around midnight.

The car is a dark purple, 1999 Saturn four-door sedan with the Pennsylvania license plate KJR-3641. The vehicle has two stickers — “IUP” and Mars National Bank — on the rear window.

Anyone with information about the car’s theft or its whereabouts is asked to call police at 724-285-9600.

Friday — Gretchen M. Cypher, 44, of Butler was charged with drunken driving in connection with a one-vehicle rollover crash last month on the 500 block of Belmont Road.

Police said Cypher’s vehicle about 10 p.m. May 25 struck a tree and overturned onto its roof. She suffered minor injuries and was taken to Butler Memorial Hospital. Her vehicle had to be towed.

In addition to DUI, she is charged with falsely incriminating another person, false identification to law enforcement authorities, driving at an unsafe speed, careless driving, reckless driving, giving false information to police and not wearing a seat belt.

12:47 a.m. June 14 — Brittany M. Warfle, 27, of Butler allegedly knocked out another woman during an altercation on the 200 block of Penn Avenue.

Police said Warfle struck the victim, 44, of Karns City from behind on a sidewalk. Police did not identify the older woman, who was knocked unconscious and suffered minor injuries.

Warfle is charged with simple assault and harassment.

2:44 p.m. June 13 — Alexandra Reeher, 28, of Beaver County was arrested on an out-of-state warrant after police found her at the Super 8 motel on Route 8 south.

Police said Reeher was wanted by the Clay County Sheriff’s Office in Brazil, Ind. She was placed in the Butler County Prison to await extradition to Indiana.

June 13 — Police charged Ann J. Penton, 35, of Butler with a shoplifting incident last month at the Butler Commons’ Walmart. She is accused of trying to swipe about $167 worth of food and clothing items about 5:35 p.m. May 20.

Penton is charged with misdemeanor retail theft.

8:44 p.m. June 12 — A car driven by Clarence Suchonic Jr., 76, of Butler rear-ended another vehicle that was stopped at a traffic light on Campus Lane at Route 356. Andrew Hartzell, 20, of Butler was the other driver.

Both vehicles sustained minor damage. Police cited Suchonic for driving at an unsafe speed.

3:24 p.m. June 11 — Lili M. Szymecki, 36, of Butler was caught with suspected drug contraband following a traffic stop on Hansen Avenue. Police said they found him with two empty stamp bags of suspected heroin.

Szymecki is charged with misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia and making an improper turn.

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Saturday — A homeless man was arrested on charges he broke into a Franklin Township trailer home in January.

Jonathan J. Dillingham, 24, was arraigned on a felony charge of trespass and a misdemeanor charge of criminal mischief. He was placed in the Butler County Prison on $30,000 bail following arraignment.

Police on Feb. 17 obtained arrest warrants for Dillingham and his girlfriend, Alicia R. Peters, 25, of Butler, in connection with the Jan. 26 break-in.

The couple is accused of forcing their way into the house on West Old Route 422. The suspects apparently knew the victim who lives at the home, according to documents, and they stayed there Jan. 26 until he provided them a ride to Butler.

The owner of the house, the next morning, turned over a backpack that Peters had left there, according to court documents. A search of the backpack contained 33.6 grams of marijuana that was inside a Mason jar.

Court records show that Peters has not been arrested and is still charged with trespass, criminal mischief, felony drug possession and misdemeanor possession of drug paraphernalia.

June 6 — Kari Lee Summerville, 37, of Butler was charged with having marijuana in connection with a traffic stop nearly two years ago.

Police said they stopped Summerville on Sept. 1, 2015, for having a burned out headlight on Route 8 south near the John Deere dealership. When troopers got to her sport utility vehicle, they smelled marijuana.

Summerville subsequently turned over to police a baggie of marijuana that was hidden in her bra, according to court documents. No other contraband was found in the vehicle.

She is charged with misdemeanor possession of a small amount of marijuana and the lighting violation.

Documents did not indicate why it took so long for police to file charges in the case.