NC woman arrested for burglarizing Genesee home….nearly 200 potted plants stolen from Elk County greenhouse….passenger arrested for drug possession….four tires stolen off of vehicle at Mansfield dealership….Wellsboro employee accused of stealing merchandise…
A Sanford, NC woman was arrested by Coudersport state police for criminal mischief at a Genesee Township residence last Tuesday and allegedly found Emily Wright burglarizing the residence and took her into custody. She was committed to the 
Tioga County Prison following arraignment. Damage to the home is estimated to be $200.00. Tuesday .
State police at Coudersport arrested 37 year old Jason Coy of Conemaugh, PA for drugs and paraphernalia after stopping his 2014 Chevrolet Cruze on West Main Street in Galeton for traffic violations April 2 and spotted a glass meth pipe on the floor of the vehicle.
Elk County
A theft at an Elk County greenhouse being investigated by state police at Ridgway. Thieves stole 194 potted plants valued at 
$2000 from Kellers Green House in on the Brandy Camp Road in Fox Township March 24.
The passenger in a car pulled over for traffic violations in Ridgway Township has been arrested for drug possession. Troopers at Ridgway allege when they questioned the driver, an odor of marijuana was coming from inside the 2011 Ford Flex. The passenger reportedly produced several marijuana blunts and 10.15 grams of pot during the stop.
Tioga County
Mansfield state police are investigating a theft on South Main Street in Richmond Township early last Wednesday morning. An unknown white male was seen taking four tires off of a 2021 GMC at Blaise Alexander Ford before fleeing the scene in an Acura MDX.
A Wellsboro man is accused of stealing a variety of merchandise from the Wellsboro 
Kwik Fill while working there in early March. Stolen items included snacks, cigarettes and various food products totaling $137.10 in value. Will Hicks-Lee, 26, has been cited for retail theft.
Region
Preliminary work got underway last week for a Route 6 project in Potter County, according to the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation (PennDOT). Through the rest of April, crews will perform guide rail removal and shoulder stabilization through the work zone which stretches from Port Allegany (McKean County line) to
