These items have been collected from various police departments.

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Monday — Aaron T. Moyers, 40, of Butler was arraigned on charges stemming from a May 3 disturbance at the police station on West New Castle Street.

Police said Moyers about 6:30 a.m. showed up at the station allegedly intoxicated. He was there despite being told to stay away, according to court documents, after officers during that same shift had dealt with him on two other occasions.

Moyers told police that he was there to report his vehicle stolen. Officers advised him that they knew his wife had the vehicle. He then reported his money stolen. Police, however, told Moyers they knew he “hadn’t even been home yet to know if any money was stolen,” documents said.

Moyers started to “argue loudly,” according to a police affidavit, and when officers told him to leave he ran to the 911 emergency call box on the outside of the station and pushed the call button.

He was arrested and subsequently arraigned on charges of defiant trespass and public drunkenness. He was released on his own recognizance following arraignment.

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10:50 p.m. Monday — One person was injured in a three-vehicle wreck at New Castle Road and Campus Lane. The crash happened when cars driven by Heather Crawford, 34, and Angela Moyer, 43, both of Butler, collided.

Moyer’s car, according to a police report, was pushed into another car driven by Abbey Parkes, 29, of Butler. Moyer suffered an apparent minor injury. She went by personal vehicle to Butler Memorial Hospital.

Both vehicles had to be towed. Police cited Crawford for driving at an unsafe speed.

4:43 p.m. May 2 — Bethany Joy Hall, 33, of Butler allegedly failed to scan $51.60 in merchandise at the Walmart self-checkout aisle. Hall, who was previously banned from the store, is charged with misdemeanor retail theft and summary defiant trespass.

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Monday — Isaac D. Morrison, 29, of Brady Township was charged with having drug contraband and a pair of driving-related violations stemming from a Jan. 11 traffic stop in Brady Township. Police said they stopped him for not using his turn signal at West Liberty Road and Muddy Creek Drive and again at West Liberty and Staff roads.

An officer noticed what appeared to be marijuana flakes on the passenger seat and floorboard. A search turned up a suspected marijuana bowl, according to court documents, and a glass jar with suspected marijuana residue.

Morrison admitted the items were his, police said. He is charged with possession of drug paraphernalia, driving with a suspended license and failing to use turn signals.

10:41 p.m. Sunday — D.J. Aaron, 51, of Slippery Rock was arrested for suspicion of driving under the influence after his cargo van struck a mailbox, ditch and utility pole along West Park Road just north of Dickey Road in Worth Township.

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4:04 a.m. Thursday — A Parker teenager lost control of his pickup truck and crashed in Cranberry Township, Venango County. Police said 19-year-old Cooper C. Runyan drove off the left side of Route 322 while going around a curve, hitting an embankment and traveling into a ditch. The truck continued in the ditch for about 100 feet before hitting a traffic sign.

Police cited Runyan for disregarding traffic lanes.