A POTTER COUNTY IS DEAD AFTER AN EARLY MORNING ACCIDENT WEDNESDAY MORNING IN BLAIR COUNTY.  ACCORDING TO STATE POLICE, IT HAPPENED ON TIPTON MOUNTAIN IN ANTIS TOWNSHIP WHEN A JEEP CRASHED INTO A TREE NEAR THE TIPTON RESERVOIR.  39-YEAR-OLD TRAVIS MARCH, OF COUDERSPORT, WAS IN THE BACKSEAT AND SUSTAINED FATAL INJURIES.  HE WAS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT THE SCENE.  THE DRIVER AND ANOTHER PASSENGER WERE TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT OF VARYING INJURIES.  THEIR NAMES WERE NOT RELEASED.  THE INCIDENT IS BEING INVESTIGATED AS A SUSPECTED DUI. 

40-YEAR-OLD ROBERT BLOOM OF GRAND VALLEY IS FACING MULTIPLE SEX RELATED CHARGES INCLUDING RAPE OF A CHILD.  CHARGES WERE FILED MONDAY AFTER INCIDENTS TOOK PLACE IN ELDRED TOWNSHIP, ACCORDING TO THE STATE POLICE.  ON TUESDAY, HE WAS PLACED IN THE WARREN COUNTY JAIL WITH BAIL SET AT $100,000.  BLOOM WAS CONVICTED OF EXPOSING HIMSELF TO A 7-YEAR-OLD CHILD IN 2019.  IF CONVICTED OF FIRST-DEGREE RAPE, BLOOM COULD SEE UP TO 40 YEARS IN STATE PRISON.

31-YEAR-OLD TRE FRANK OF JAMESTOWN, NEW YORK IS FACING FELONY DRUG CHARGES AFTER INVESTIGATORS SAY HE SOLD COCAINE TO A CONFIDENTIAL INFORMANT IN WARREN COUNTY.  OFFICERS SAY THAT HE CONDUCTED THREE CONTROLLED SALES IN THE SUGAR GROVE AREA BEFORE HIS ARREST.  YOUNGSVILLE POLICE WERE ASSISTED BY THE WARREN CITY POLICE DEPARTMENT AND THE PENNSYLVANIA OFFICE OF ATTORNEY GENERAL’S BUREAU OF NARCOTICS INVESTIGATION TEAM.  FRANK IS IN THE WARREN COUNTY JAIL ON $50,000 BAIL.

25-YEAR-OLD MICHAEL RAIRDAN OF ST. MARYS IS FACING MULTIPLE CHARGES AFTER HE ALLEGEDLY EXPOSED HIMSELF TO A CHILD AT THE COMFORT SUITES HOTEL IN ALTOONA.  POLICE SAY HE ALSO TOUCHED A DIFFERENT CHILD INAPPROPRIATELY AT DELGROSSO’S AMUSEMENT PARK.  THE FIRST INCIDENT AT THE HOTEL WAS REPORTED ON AUGUST 1^ST AT 11:30AM AND THE INCIDENT AT THE AMUSEMENT PARK WAS TWO HOURS LATER.  RAIRDEN WAS TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AND TRANSPORTED TO THE BLAIR COUNTY JAIL WHERE BAIL WAS DENIED.

27-YEAR-OLD JOSHUA DORNOFALL AND 31-YEAR-OLD STEVEN GRIFFIN, BOTH OF WARREN, ARE FACING ASSAULT CHARGES AFTER A DOMESTIC DISPUTE.  CITY POLICE WERE DISPATCHED AT JUST BEFORE 10AM ON JULY 22^ND TO THE 100 BLOCK OF 6^TH AVENUE FOR A REPORT OF TWO MEN FIGHTING IN THE ROADWAY.  WITNESSES SAY THAT DARNOFALL ENDANGERED SEVERAL JUVENILES AND OTHER ADULTS BY THROWING OBJECTS DURING THE DISPUTE.  BAIL WAS SET AT $10,000 EACH AND BOTH MEN REMAIN IN THE WARREN COUNTY JAIL.

TWO MEN WERE HURT LAST WEDNESDAY AFTER A HEAD-ON COLLISSION AT THE INTERSECTION OF ROUTE 322 AND BRICK ROAD IN WINSLOW TOWNSHIP.  THE ACCIDENT HAPPENED AT AROUND 12:30PM, ACCORDING TO STATE POLICE.  THEY REPORTED THAT 18-YEAR-OLD DYLAN BURKETT OF REYNOLDSVILLE WAS DRIVING EASTBOUND ON ROUTE 322 WHILE 56-YEAR-OLD GEORGE WHIPPLE THE SECOND, OF DUBOIS WAS TRAVELING WESTBOUND.  BURKETT FAILED TO YIELD TO ONCOMING TRAFFIC AND HIT WHIPPLE WHILE ATTEMPRING TO MAKE A LEFT HAND TURN ON TO BRICK ROAD.  NEITHER DRIVER WAS WEARING A SEATBELT AND BOTH WERE TRANSPORTED TO HOSPITALS FOR TREATMENT OF SERIOUS INJURIES.

TWO APARTMENTS WERE DESTROYED BY FIRE LAST NIGHT IN CAMERON COUNTY.  THE BLAZE STARTED IN ONE OF THE UNITS LOCATED ON THE SECOND FLOOR ABOVE THE EMPORIUM BEVERAGE CENTER ON THE 200 BLOCK OF HEMLOCK STREET.  CREWS WERE DISPATCHED AT 7:45PM AND THE FIRE WAS UNDER CONTROL BY 8:30PM.  EMPORIUM FIRE CHIEF PAT UBER SAID THAT THE APARTMENTS WERE A TOTAL LOSS AND THE BEER DISTRIBUTOR SUFFERED SOME WATER DAMAGE.  THERE WERE NO INJURIES REPORTED AND THE AMERICAN RED CROSS WAS CONTACTED TO HELP THE SIX DISPLACED RESIDENTS.

CITY OF BRADFORD POLICE HAVE CHARGED 27-YEAR-OLD THEODORE BRYAN WITH MULTIPLE CHARGES INCLUDING THEFT, RESISTING ARREST AND PUBLIC DRUNKENNESS AFTER AN INCIDENT AT A WEST CORYDON STREET RESIDENCE LAST WEDNESDAY.  BRYAN ALLEGEDLY ASSAULTED A MAN AND STOLE HIS CELL PHONE BEFORE FLEEING THE SCENE.  HE WAS LOCATED OUTSIDE KIWANIS COURT WHERE HE ALLEGEDLY THREW THE STOLEN CELL PHONE AT THE OFFICERS AND TRIED TO EVADE CAPTURE.  HE IS IN THE MCKEAN COUNTY JAIL ON $20,000 BAIL.

30-YEAR-OLD ZANE GIBB OR REYNOLDSVILLE WAS ARRESTED LAST WEEK AFTER HE ALLEGEDLY REPEATEDLY RETURNED TO THE ONE STOP ON EAST MAIN STREET, POUNDED ON THE WINDOWS AND HARASSED SHOPPERS AND EMPLOYEES.  WHEN OFFICERS RESPONDED, THE STORE OWNER SAID THAT GIBB HAD BEEN BANNED FROM THE STORE AFTER THE FIRST INCIDENT AND THAT HE CAME BACK AND HARRASSED THEM AGAIN.  HE IS IN THE JEFFERSON COUNTY JAIL AFTER FAILING TO POST $5,000 BAIL.