• Sandra Lynn Haley, 42, of Scott, was charged Saturday with driving under the influence of alcohol on Washington Avenue.

• Scott James Warman, 20, of Bridgeville, was charged Saturday with underage drinking and disorderly conduct in the 500 block of Bower Hill Road.

• Yvonne Ann Fiumara, 40, of Bridgeville, was charged Sunday with unauthorized use of a motor vehicle, driving under suspension and display of a foreign license following an investigation into the unlawful use of a car.

• Robert Justin Gallocher, 26, of Bridgeville, was charged Aug. 13 with disorderly conduct after a domestic dispute at his apartment.

• Robert C. Hillen, Jr., 22, of Bridgeville, was charged Aug. 12 with harassment after he was accused of sending a vulgar text message with photos to a former girlfriend.

• Following a weeklong investigation into the illegal cultivating and growing marijuana, Carnegie police and the district attorney's Narcotics Enforcement Team on Monday charged Ollis Patrick Hanley, 24, and Renee Michelle Shepherd, 22, both of Carnegie, with marijuana possession, possession with intent to deliver marijuana and manufacture of marijuana, as well as possession of drug paraphernalia.

• Inside a grow room in the residence, investigators found 24 marijuana plants, a 400-watt lighting system, potting soil, pots and other growing materials, and assorted other drug paraphernalia.

• Gerald J. Stubenhofer, 39, of Squirrel Hill, was charged Aug. 5 with driving under the influence of alcohol on Washington Avenue.

• Andralee Kolling, 37, of Mount Oliver, was charged Friday with procuring drugs with a fraudulent prescription at The Medicine Shoppe, East Main Street.

• Bradley C. Hofer, 52, of Butler, Butler County, was charged Aug. 11 with simple assault following a domestic violence incident at a business on East Main Street. Two days later, Jennie Alexandra Morris, 30, also of Butler, was charged with defiant trespass after, police said, she ignored a police directive to stay away from the business.

• After an Aug. 14 fight at Carnegie Towers, Tina M. Kettler, 26, and Melissa Ann Dailey, 26, both of Carnegie, were charged with harassment and disorderly conduct.

• A 17-year-old male from Carnegie and two 14-year-old males from Carnegie were charged Aug. 14 with criminal mischief, arson and disorderly conduct after being accused of starting a fire on the Bell Avenue railroad tracks.

• Police are looking for the person or persons who vandalized a portable speed tracking detection device that was parked last week on Swallow Hill Road. The 10-by-10-inch message that was pasted on the device called it "an obscene waste of money" for it to be parked on Swallow Hill when the money could have been used to patch the street's potholes. The message was signed "Concerned Taxpayer of Swallow Hill."

• Motorcyclist Timothy Welsh, 34, of Scott, was charged Aug. 12 with driving under the influence of alcohol and numerous traffic citations on Ewing Road.

• Tiffany Adams, 29, of Mount Oliver, was charged Aug. 11 with retail theft and providing false identification to police following a shoplifting incident at T. J. Maxx, Great Southern Shopping Center.

• On Aug. 10, two 15-year-old females, one from Collier and the other from Carnegie, were charged with retail theft at Kmart, Chartiers Valley Shopping Center. Police said each had a lady's shirt worth $9.99 concealed in their clothing.

• A stolen Dormont Appliance delivery truck was recovered Saturday on Crafton Boulevard. The storage compartment was opened and a stainless steel refrigerator worth $2,819 was stolen.

• A black and white Mongoose Vault bike worth $250 was reported stolen last Thursday from a Crafton Boulevard residence.

• Three juveniles were charged with possession of a controlled substance, possession with intent to deliver, recklessly endangering another person, firearms without a license, receiving stolen property and criminal conspiracy Saturday after shots were fired in the area of the Knights of Columbus hall.

• Harold Vincent, 43, of Steubenville, Ohio, was charged Aug. 11 with possession of a controlled substance and Michelle Firm, 33, also of Steubenville, was charged with driving under the influence of alcohol, possession of a controlled substance and driving with an expired registration on West Steuben Street.

• Two individuals and a juvenile were charged Aug. 15 with criminal mischief in connection with the theft of a 6-foot astronaut statue -- a roadside advertisement for the Kennedy Space Center, a self-storage facility on Forest Grove Road.

On Aug. 8, police said, the males were suspected of having cut a cable and removed the nuts and bolts on the statue at the entrance to the business.

After the business owner announced a reward for the astronaut, which he valued at $1,800, a caller tipped police that it was in a house in Oakland.

Charged were George Santel, 18, of Robinson; Ryan Wade, 18, of Kennedy; and a 17-year-old male from Thornburg.

The statue has been returned to its place in front of the business.

• Susan Gapsky, 49, of West View, was charged Aug. 15 with terroristic threats after a disturbance at King's Family Restaurant.

• Terry Smith, 25, of Penn Hills, and Charles Hunter, 26, of Crafton, were charged with contributing to the delinquency of minors after they were accused of picking up two juvenile females in Crafton and taking them to Motel 6 on Steubenville Pike, where police said, they found liquor in their room.

• Jacqueline Ellis-Redish, 29, of Ingram, was charged Friday with writing a fraudulent check July 26 to a Pine Hollow Road beauty salon.

• Kenneth Gilligan, 51, of Robinson, was charged Aug. 9 with driving under the influence of alcohol and expired inspection on Steubenville Pike.

• Jazzmarr Woodward, 24, of McKeesport, was charged Aug. 4 with driving under the influence of alcohol, reckless driving, driving a vehicle at unsafe speed, driving under suspension and no insurance after a two-car accident on Steubenville Pike.

• Tammy Sicilia, 46, of Pittsburgh, was charged Aug. 3 with driving under the influence of alcohol and careless driving on Lorish Road.