3 SUNDAY NEWS, LANCASTER, PA. LOCAL NEWS FEBRUARY 4, 1990 POLICEFIRE LOG Gary Butcher Chester Co. man charged with robbery BIKES TAKEN: Someone stole a yellow-and-silver Columbia Express BMX mountain bicycle, valued at $539, from the front porch of the Becker residence in the 700 block of Fifth Street, city police reported. The bike is owned by Michael E. Becker, 14.
The bike was taken between 6:30 and 7 :30 p.m. Saturday. Someone stole two 10-speed bicycles from the rear of the Anna Santiago residence in the 340 block of South Broad Street between 7 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Friday, city police reported Saturday.
The two bikes a blue Huffy girls bike and a gray 20-inch boys bike were valued at $90 each CAR DAMAGED: City police are investigating $300 worth of damage done to a car by unknown vandals in the 200 block of Rosedale Avenue late Saturday. Police said witnesses reported seeing two people damaging a 1977 Ford coupe its owner was not listed in the police report just before 9 p.m. One vandal was reportedly carrying a rifle, and the other a baseball bat, police said. According to the police report, the cars rear window was shattered and its left rear fender was dented. DOG STOLEN: City police are investigating the theft of an 8-month-old Rottweiler dog named Cinnamon from a residence in the 100 block of Old Dorwart Street between 8:30 and 9 p.m.
Saturday. Police said the dog, which is black and brown in color, is valued at $375 and is owned by Justin L. Hiester, 12. BURGLARY: City police are investigating a burglary and theft that occurred in the 600 block of New Holland Avenue Saturday evening. Police said someone broke a window in Beth Weires residence, reached inside the home and took a gold watch, a pocket knife and $10.
The incident happened between 3 p.m. Thursday Saturday. MISCHIEF: City police said they are investigating three incidents of vandalism reported Saturday morning. Someone broke out the front window pane of Manpower Temporary Services, 156 E. King between 6:30 p.m.
Friday and 8:10 a.m. Saturday. Damage was estimated at $20; nothing was taken, according to police. Someone broke windows in the doors of two clothes dryers at the Park City Laundromat, 910 Plaza between 6:15 and 7 p.m. Friday.
Damage was estimated at $75. Someone broke the rearview mirror from the left side of Ruth Escobars Ford van while it was parked in front of her residence in the first block of Green Street between 7:30 p.m. Friday and 9:30 a.m. Saturday. INDECENT EXPOSURE: Charles Stanley Butt, 18, of Garden Court Apartments, was arrested at around 3:30 a.m.
Saturday for allegedly masturbating outside a womans window in the 100 block of South Ann Street. City police Officer Thomas A. Kiss arrested Butt in the 200 block of South Ann Street. Police reported a summons is to be sent to him, charging him with indecent exposure, loitering and prowling. He was released at TEEN ASSAULTED: City police are investigating the attempted robbery of two youngsters at around 6:45 p.m.
Saturday at a residence in the 700 block of East Marion Street. A teen-age boy was assaulted, police said. Police said four robbers attempted to take wallets or money from the pants pockets of Jeremy S. Day, 13, of the 2300 block of Laurel Ridge Road, Narvon, and Casey May Butz, 12, of the 700 block of East Marion Street. One of the would-be robbers held Day, while another one punched him in the eye, causing him a minor injury.
The suspects were described as four black men of average height and weight. Lancaster man was charged with driving under the influence of intoxicants after the car he was driving crashed into a line of three cars stopped for a light at the comer of Millersville Pike and Millersville Road Friday evening. Millersville police arrested Jerry Benjamin Yellets, 37, of 121 Laurel after his car slammed into the rear of a vehicle driven by Susan Louise Johnson, 26, of 346 Carol Lynn Drive, Willow Street, forcing it into the car in front of her. The impact demolished Ms. Johnsons car and injured her.
She was taken by West End Ambulance to Lancaster General Hospital, where she was treated for a knee injury and broken fingers and then released. Witnesses said that the Yellets car bounced off the Johnson car and skidded past the stopped cars and ended up in the middle of the intersection. Yellets was taken to St. Joseph Hospital where he was admitted, police said. Ms.
Johnsons car was pushed into the rear of a vehicle driven by Gerald W. Rohrer, 23, of 806 Spring Valley Road, Quarryville. He complained of back and neck pain but declined treatment. His passenger, Jodie L. Nolt, 22, of 933 Edinburgh Drive, was uninjured.
The Rohrer vehicle sustained moderate to extensive damage when it was pushed into a car driven by Mary Jean Strausner, 42, of 83 West Willow Road, Willow Street. Her two children, Amy, 16, and Andrew, 12, were passengers in the car, which received minor damage. All three Strausners were uninjured. The investigation of the 9:45 p.m. accident continues.
STUDENT DRIVER: Millersville Borough police charged a driving school student with a traffic violation when the tractor-trailer rig he was driving swung into a stopped pickup truck and flung it back 50 feet Saturday afternoon, injuring the two occupants. Millersville University students Anthony Majewski III, 19, of Hatboro, and Daniel Henderson, 19, of Philadelphia, suffered head cuts and neck injuries in the stolen from a New York City mans car last week while it was parked in a Manheim service garages parking lot, state police at Lancaster reported Saturday. Police said Fred Einhoms vehicle was parked at the Car Buff Precision Detailing shop, 2512 Lebanon Road, Thursday, when someone broke into it and stole an AMFM cassette radio, a seven-band equalizer, a gearshift knob, a lighter, and headlight and defroster switches. Total value of the stolen items was $623.46, police reported. DUI CHARGE: Manheim Township police arrested William Ruiz, 34, of the first block of West James Street early Saturday, charging him with driving under the influence of intoxicants.
Township police Officer William Bair reported that he stopped Ruiz vehicle on Route 272, near Valley Road, after he noticed Ruiz driving erratically around 1:45 a.m. LIGHT DAMAGE: Doreen L. Redcay of Denver told Manheim Township police that her 1982 Pontiac was struck by a hit-and-run vehicle around 3:50 a.m. Saturday. Redcay told police the car, which sustained light damage, was parked in the lot of the 40 8 club, 2400 Butter Road, when it was struck.
FOUND: Manheim Township police reported a 20-inch boys bicycle was found on Deerford Drive Saturday morning. The bikes owner can claim it by contacting township police and identifying it. City police reported someone found a black husky puppy in the 400 block of East King Street late Saturday morning. The puppy was taken to the Humane League. TIRES CUT: Vance Laugh-man, 25, of the 100 block of Jennings Drive, told city police someone cut the four tires on his vehicle between 1 a.m.
and noon Saturday. The car was parked in a lot at his residence, police reported. Damage was estimated at $200. Police have two suspects. accident.
They were taken by West End Ambulance to St. Joseph Hospital, where they were treated and released. The truck driver, David Crai-gle, 21, of West Hazleton, is a student at the MTA Truck Driving School, Elizabethtown. His instructor, David Starner, of 196 Stone House Lane, Columbia, was in the cab with him. The investigating officer said that Majewski, who was driving the pickup saw the trailer coming toward him and jumped on top of his passenger, Henderson.
The accident occurred at the comer of North George and Frederick streets in Millersville at 3 :03 p.m. UNDERAGE DRINKING: Millersville police cited Laura M. Borchardt, 20, of West Lawn, for minor drinking in front of 13 Windsor Court, Millersville, at 11:05 p.m. Friday night. The reporting officer said Ms.
Borchardt was visiting a Millersville University student. GIRLS STRUCK: City police are looking for the hit-and-run pickup truck that struck two 12-year-old girls in the 700 block of College Avenue Saturday afternoon. Police said Matilda M. Gibson of 2025 William Penn Way and Marya Ugolnik of 921 Walnut St. were struck by a red or maroon pickup truck, with one of its side-view mirrors missing, at around 1:25 p.m.
The two girls were taken to St. Joseph Hospital, where they were treated and released. Miss Gibson had a possible neck injury and Miss Ugolnik had scrapes on her right hand and left foot, police said. ATV STOLEN: State police at the Lancaster barracks are investigating the theft of an all-terrain vehicle from a Drumore Township man last week. Police reported Saturday that the red 1986 Suzuki ATV, valued at $1,300, was taken from the backyard of the owner, Ryan Consylman of Slate Hill Road, Peach Bottom, between Thursday and Friday nights.
CAR BURGLARIZED: Several pieces of equipment were City police arrested a Chester County man in Lancaster around 10 a.m. Saturday, charging him with the Friday, Jan. 26, robbery of Glatfelters Store, 640 S. Queen St. Proprietor Robert Glatfelter said he was punched in the face by the robber.
Officers Raymond Dimm and Dwayne Hacker arrested Gary Reyford Butcher, 37, of University Circle, Lincoln University, at a residence in the first block of Andrew Street. Police said that residence was listed as another address for Butcher. Police reported that during the robbery a small amount of cash was stolen when the robber grabbed the stores electronically operated cash register and ran from the store. The register, valued at $600, was found damaged but repairable in a neighbors yard. Glatfelter, 62, sustained facial Swelling from the robbers punch, and had the lenses knocked out of his glasses.
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