Elk County
An arrest warrant has been issued for 37 year old Clint Daniel Chapman by Ridgway State police. Chapman is wanted for a PFA violation. Chapman is a white, non-Hispanic male, 37 years of age, 5 feet 10, weighs about 200 pound, has hazel eyes and brown hair. Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call Trooper Brendan Laird at the Ridgway barracks 814.776.6136.
Potter County
Charges are pending in a case of a child throwing objects at vehicles in Galeton Sunday afternoon. State 
police say the youngster was throwing oranges and other items from an elevated position on West Main Street. Investigators turned up several witnesses and victims. Troopers made contact with the 37 year old mother and the child. Charges will be filed in district court.
A 20 year old Galeton woman was jailed for the theft of a bicycle on West Main Street between noon and 9:00 pm April 16. Police did not release the suspect’s name but say the Hawkeye Kent Mountain bike belongs to a Westmont, NJ man and is valued at $320.
The theft of $650.00 in cash from a location on Route 49 in Harrison Township is being investigated by 
state police a Coudersport. The money belonged to a 55 year old Harrison Valley man. No further details were released.
Tioga County
DUI charges are pending against a 26 year old Westfield driver after a one-vehicle crash early Friday morning in Deerfield Township. State police report Dalton McCullen was taken to Robert Packer Hospital in Sayre for treatment of serious injuries. His eastbound 2003 Chevrolet Silverado went off the right side of Route 49, struck a utility pole, mailbox, and a fence before rolling over coming to rest upside down. McCullen was not wearing a seatbelt and had to be extricated with the use of jaws of life.
A Troy, PA driver was hurt in a one-vehicle accident last Wednesday afternoon in Richmond Township. According to state police Dorothy Macclaren was going east on the Pitts Road when her 2002 Chevrolet Malibu went off the right side of the road and hit a utility pole. She was taken by ambulance to the Guthrie Troy Hospital.
Statewide
Farmers, producers, agriculture organizations and advocates, state officials and the public are invited to gather Wednesday, May 3, at the state Capitol for a Blessing of the Balers and a celebration of the state’s top industry.
