ALIQUIPPA — Police and school officials say a kindergarten student brought a loaded gun to a Pittsburgh-area school.

Aliquippa Police Chief Donald Couch Jr. says the loaded .22-caliber revolver was found Monday morning inside a backpack, but they are sure the student meant no harm.

Police have contacted the child's mother and her boyfriend to determine whether any criminal charges are warranted. The gun came from the boy's home and is registered to someone born in 1914 who police think is deceased.

School officials say another student told a teacher about the weapon, which was removed at about 10:30 a.m. without incident.

Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf visited the school that day at around 2:15 p.m.

OIL CITY — Police say someone left two Molotov cocktails in the garage of a rural Western Pennsylvania home.Authorities say the occupant of the Venango County home saw holes in a garage window and then found two incendiary devices on the floor.Police say the devices were placed in the garage sometime between Aug. 21 and 24, according to an Erie newspaper.Police say whoever placed the devices in the garage could be charged with reckless endangerment and risking a catastrophe.