Clearfield, PA – After a man reportedly left a home carrying a firearm while making concerning statements, Clearfield Borough Police jumped into action. They found the man in question, and he agreed to come to the police station. The unnamed man was then taken to the hospital for mental health concerns.
In another case while Clearfield Borough Police were on patrol, they saw a man who fit the description of a suspect wanted for another incident. The man allegedly gave them a false name. He was found to have controlled substances, drug paraphernalia, and had multiple active warrants. It’s unclear from the report if the man was indeed the suspect they were looking for.
Fire crews and police came to a home on Daisy Street recently for reports of trash being on fire near a residence. They quickly extinguished the flames. There was minor property damage due to the fire, and police are investigating.
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Read the full police reports from Clearfield Borough Police Department, released on March 8, 2022:
Police responded to an activated panic alarm at a Nichols St business. Police arrived and determined it to be a false alarm.
Police located a male that had fled from an incident in Lawrence Township. The male was found to possess multiple items of drug paraphernalia and controlled substances.
Police responded to N 4th St for a report of a physical altercation occurring. Police received statements that identified the parties involved. Police are continuing to investigate.
Police responded to a Daisy St residence for a report of trash being on fire near a residence. Police and Fire Crews arrived and extinguished the flame. Minor property damage occurred due to the fire. Police are investigating.
Police responded to a N 3rd St establishment for 2 females refusing to leave. The dispute occurred when the females accused the staff of not returning a credit card. Police arrived and the female located the card on her person. Police instructed them to leave.
Police received information of a male leaving his residence with a firearm while making concerning statements. Police made contact with the male and he agreed to come to the police station. The male was transported to the hospital for mental health concerns.
EMS requested police assistance with gaining access to a residence. Police arrived and allowed EMS to enter the residence and render care.
Police responded to a report of a suspicious male on the property of a N 2nd St establishment. Police located the male who was found to have multiple warrants.
Police responded to a report of male stealing car keys from another. Police arrived and located the male who was found to have multiple warrants.
While on patrol, police made contact with a male who matched the description of a suspect with a recent incident. The male provided a false name to police and possessed multiple pieces of drug paraphernalia and controlled substances. The male also contained multiple warrants.
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