District Judge David T. Kovach

CRANBERRY TWP — District Judge David T. Kovach recently heard these cases filed by Cranberry Township police.

Justin Nathaniel Hite, 36, of Coal Center, waived to court charges of possession of an access device knowing it was counterfeited or altered and retail theft, filed June 9.

Jason C. Mazinski, 43, of Medina, Ohio, waived to court charges of DUI, incapable of driving; DUI with highest rate of alcohol 0.16 or greater; and improper stopping of a vehicle, filed April 1.

Joseph Allen Reynolds, 29, of Beaver Falls waived to court charges of retail theft, filed April 8.

Michael Clark Pastorius, 34, of Pittsburgh waived to court charges of retail theft and possession of drug paraphernalia, filed May 27.

Raymond Richard Delvaglio III, 27, of Coraopolis, was held for court on charges of retail theft and receiving stolen property, filed March 25.

Ryan Michael Flaherty, 34, of Pittsburgh waived to court charges of conspiracy to commit retail theft and retail theft, filed March 19.

Dena Renee Caruso, 30, of Pittsburgh waived to court charges of conspiracy to commit retail theft and retail theft, filed March 19.

Zachary Edmond Livengood, 47, of Freedom waived to court charges of DUI; DUI at highest rate of alcohol 0.16 or higher; driving a vehicle without ignition interlock; reckless driving; failure to keep right; and speeding, filed April 22.

Vincent Michael Stanton, 21, of Ellwood City waived to court charges of corrupt organizations; criminal conspiracy; access device fraud; retail theft; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed April 30.

Anthony Thomas Lang, 24, of Aliquippa waived to court charges of criminal trespassing; access device fraud; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed April 7.

Stacey Winn Geiger, 35, of Harmony was held for court on a charge of retail theft, filed April 17.

Michael Andrew Deal, 34, of Rochester waived to court charges corrupt organization; criminal conspiracy; organized retail theft; access device fraud; retail theft; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed on April 16.

James Bienick, 29, of Beaver waived to court charges of criminal conspiracy; organized retail theft; access device fraud; retail theft; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed April 16.

John Joseph Deem, 24, of Industry waived to court charges of criminal conspiracy; organized retail theft; access device fraud; retail theft; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed April 16.

Jamie Dee Rouzzo, 42, of New Castle waived to court charges of criminal conspiracy; retail theft; and receiving stolen property, filed Feb. 27.

John Richard Huber Jr., 42, of Aliquippa waived to court charges of organized retail theft; access device fraud; retail theft; theft by deception; and receiving stolen property, filed Sept. 30.

Gary Lee Nicolls Jr., 49, of New Castle waived to court charges of criminal conspiracy; retail theft; and receiving stolen property, filed March 19.

Amy K. Cross, 27, of Pittsburgh waived to court charges of criminal conspiracy; retail theft; and receiving stolen property, filed April 8.

Rocco Vincent Colonello, 28, of Valencia waived to court charges of manufacture, delivery, possession of a controlled substance (heroin) with intent to manufacture or deliver a controlled substance; possession of a controlled substance without a prescription; possession of a small amount of marijuana; and possession of drug paraphernalia, filed April 12.

Lucy Bee Main, 29, of New Castle waived to court a charge of retail theft, filed May 7.

Christian Faith Winterbottom, 29, of Ellwood City waived to court charges of retail theft; criminal conspiracy; false identification to a law enforcement officer; and possession of drug paraphernalia, filed May 27.

This cases was filed by the Evans City-Seven Fields.

Aaron Louis Rademacher, 39, of Pittsburgh waived to court charges of criminal trespassing/breaking and entering; theft by unlawful taking; and receiving stolen property, filed March 17.

This case was filed by the state police.

Joseph Julio Nuzzo, 41, of Harmony was held to court on charges of aggravated indecent assault of person less than 13 years old; endangering the welfare of children; indecent exposure; indecent assault on a person less than 16 years old; invasion of privacy — photograph, view intimate parts of another person; indecent assault of a person less than 13 years old; corruption of minors defendant age 18 years old or older; aggravated indecent assault victim less than 13 years old, filed on April 24.